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Jonas Schmedtmann Courses

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3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2019–2022 · score 2.8

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Jonas Schmedtmann's Udemy courses cover web development topics including JavaScript, React, and CSS, taught through project-based lessons. The catalog entry covers his course catalog in general, as commenters refer to it as a set.

Commenters say they learned a lot from Jonas's Udemy courses and call one 'fantastic' and part of a path they used to get into frontend work.

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20192022

On Reddit (4)

  1. Recommendstangerinelightsr/webdev2022in “I'm gonna buy one of these courses can someone recommend me one of them and why he recommend that. will appreciate anyone's help”

    I did Jonas’s course and it was fantastic

  2. RecommendsGreyMatt3rsr/webdev2022in “Can I get feedback on my portfolio and resume so that I can move out my mom's basement? (Self-Taught/Entry Level Frontend Dev)”▲ 4

    I know the feeling. As long as you stay consistent and put in the hours you'll get there. So I completed the Responsive Web Design (HTML and CSS) course on freecodecamp part-time (3 hrs / 5 days per week) in four months starting back in 2020. Did a bit of JS on there until I switch to Jona's Udemy…

  3. Recommendsmicrodesignsr/webdev2019in “Want to get back into web-development, any tips for courses (udemy or such), books, etc. where to start again?”▲ 2

    I personally have learnt loads from udemy. I'd recommend Colt Steele's Web developer bootcamp, Jonas Schmedtmann's courses. Anything from Maximilan Schwarzmüller, he's also got loads of great stuff on his YouTube 'Academind'.

  4. MentionsGigusxr/webdev2019in “Resources to practice CSS 2019”▲ 2

    You probably can already do more than you think, especially if you've gone through all of Jonas's courses! There's a couple things I'd recommend: 1. Make a list of stuff you'd like to make, like the carousels or drop downs you mentioned, maybe some animations, video backgrounds, etc. Go to…

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