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freeCodeCamp Front End Development Libraries
freeCodeCamp
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2018–2020 · score 2.8
freeCodeCamp's Front End Development Libraries certification covers working with libraries such as Bootstrap, jQuery, React and related front-end tooling after the basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It is a self-paced, free course on freeCodeCamp.org.
Commenters call freeCodeCamp a highly recommended, free way to get front-end JavaScript skills up, and one says it is an amazing resource.
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All I can point you to are the same resources you’ll find with google. Freecodecamp.org is highly recommended but idk I’d they have react/vue courses. Developing with modern js is not super straight forward. You’re gonna need npm and transpilers and webpack and other fluff. This is why I recommend…
You can get away with it but you'd be limiting your capability. If you plan on being a developer it's only going to hinder your job prospects and ability to be competitive in the market when the majority of developers know at least two languages, and if not, at least know JavaScript which can be…
I’m a third year student doing the same thing since I didn’t land an internship this summer. Like others have mentioned freecodecamp is an amazing resource. You’ll play around with JS, jQuery, API’s and some front end design stuff like building responsive pages with Bootstrap. I nabbed my front…
As an older gentleman myself, our brains have been trained to learn things and solve them a specific way. However, that doesn't easily translate to using code to solve the "hit it with a hammer until it goes away" problem. :) If he's more interested in web (front end) page, sit him down in front…