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Advanced Sass and CSS
Udemy
2 recommenders · 6 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2018–2020 · score 2.7
A Udemy course by Jonas Schedtmann covering advanced CSS and Sass, including writing CSS with industry best practices and building well-designed pages.
Commenters call it game-changing for CSS and say it boosted their CSS and design skills massively, with one saying it is spectacular.
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To learn to make your sites look better, I highly recommend the Advanced Sass and CSS course by Jonas Schedtmann on Udemy. He gives you methods to write CSS with industry best practices while also walking you through making some really well designed pages. For getting into JS frameworks, I agree…
So, I did the Colt Steele course a while ago. And it was a really great overall intro to web development. That being said, I struggle with recommending it for a few reasons: JS has changed a lot lately, and Colt's course is pre-ES6. It also uses JQuery, which you may not ever touch, and it…
So, a lot of folks are giving you reassurance that you can do it, and I agree with that. BUT, you asked if there is anything you can do, and I would suggest that you take some time and learn the basics of their stack. Maxmillian Schwarzmuller has an awesome VueJS course on Udemy. Vue is very…
The Advanced Sass and CSS course on Udemy is fantastic, I’m only half way through and learnt so much
1. Use a reasonable class-based CSS paradigm like BEM, OOCSS, atomic CSS, etc. It literally does not matter which you use, but if you apply one consistently and only ever use classes as selectors, you get rid of all the issues of specificity and unintended style overlap (also, it is more…
A couple things: * That course does a pretty good job of reinforcing the topics as you go by getting you to use them again in the more advanced sections (i.e., the JS section is not just JS, but, "let's build a site with JS that also uses the CSS we learned"). So I would say feel free to push…