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CSS Course (Jonas Schmedtmann)

Udemy

3 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2017–2022 · score 3.0

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A Udemy course by Jonas Schmedtmann focused on CSS, covering how to build and style web pages and sites. It is one of several web courses by the same instructor, alongside HTML/CSS, JavaScript and backend courses.

Commenters call it a stellar course that helped them make portfolio sites they were proud to show, and say CSS is often neglected in favor of JavaScript.

Web & Mobile Developmentbeginnerpaidvideo lectures#css#sass#web design#udemy#schmedtmann#portfolio sites

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  1. Strongly recommendsMetaSemaphorer/webdev2019in “Beginner Questions - April 05, 2019”▲ 3

    ES6 is definitely worth spending some dedicated time on. It was a massive update to the language, whereas ES7 and ES8 are pretty minor. It also has tools that can make your code much more elegant. I found in self-teaching that I tried React not long after where you are, and I hit a wall. It really…

  2. Strongly recommendsMetaSemaphorer/webdev2019in “I know a lot of basics. What should I focus on really learning?”▲ 1

    Yes yes yes, both to learning to be better at CSS/SASS in general and the Schmedtmann course in particular. So many people give CSS just a glance, but you get so much bang for your buck in being able to make portfolio sites that don't look either completely awful or like another meaningless…

  3. RecommendsJakes2108r/webdev2022in “is The Complete 2022 Web Development Bootcamp by dr Angela Yu worth it?”▲ 1

    Do what works for you! :D Personally, I didn't take Angela's course so I don't know if it's any good. I went the Jonas Schmedtmann way (had to copy paste his name haha). He's got 4 courses (HTML&CSS, CSS, JS and BACKEND. I'm currently on CSS and really enjoy his style of teaching) and he's working…

  4. RecommendsKindredSpirit91r/webdev2017in “Best current tutorial for web development?”

    Udemy has classes on sale quite often for $10. I would recommend boot camps or start off with the popular HTML/CSS class taught by Jonas and see if you like it and look up other languages.

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