A Udemy course covering front end web development, the practice of building the browser-facing parts of websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Commenters suggest it as a way to sharpen existing HTML and CSS skills and fill gaps, and one offers it as a cheaper alternative to Team Treehouse.

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsHot_Steakr/learnprogramming2019in “As a beginner learning Front-End , should I bother with Bootstrap?”▲ 1

   Team Treehouse - although it does seem a bit expensive, which if so I could recommend this https://www.udemy.com/front-end-web-development/. Tbh I just rinse the free trial lol. I don't trust paying for it after all the management issues but I'm becoming more convinced as they're releasing much…

2. Recommendsmsixtwofiver/webdev2019in “Need help getting familiar with web dev!”▲ 2

   Honestly if you can't decipher whats going on in the source code of that site - you really didn't learn html/css very well. I'd suggest you thank the gods you got that job and put your nose to the grindstone on a good front end web dev course on udemy to sharpen what you already know and fill in…

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