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Git a Web Developer Job: Mastering the Modern Workflow
Udemy
3 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2018–2019 · score 2.7
A Udemy course by Brad Schiff covering the modern front-end workflow for web developers, including mobile-first CSS, CSS processors, file structure, BEM, Gulp, Webpack, and Git.
Commenters recommend it for filling gaps left by other courses, teaching practical front-end tooling like Git, Gulp, Webpack, and BEM that they say is needed on real web dev jobs.
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20182019
Brad Schiff's Udemy course Git a Web Developer Job: Mastering the modern workflow is a fantastic course that goes into a lot of front end stuff, it uses Post CSS instead of SASS, but honestly there's only a very small syntactical difference between the two. For a slower Learner I'd Recommend…
Don’t do the advanced one, unless it’s significantly improved. I bought it when it came out initially, and I had just finished the original course. It’s a low quality rush job mainly featuring other people from the Rithm School. I did get some good things out of it, but it would be better to take…
I sort of agree. I have done the course too but after lots of IT experience and some coding experience. I think, like most things, you get what you put in. When you get to the end of the course, you really need to make your own applications. He even mentions this in the course. You will have a…
Unfortunately by now the Web Developer boot camp has gotten pretty outdated and leaves out a lot of important things for a web developer to know, you'd be doing yourself a disservice to jump right in to React before learning important things like ES6 and how to program, let alone not really even…