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Learn Web Development
MDN Web Docs
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2021–2023 · score 3.2
MDN Web Docs' structured web development course, the "Learn web development" section, which walks through HTML, CSS, JavaScript and related tooling in a fixed order. It is written and maintained by Mozilla's documentation team.
Commenters call it well organized, thorough and modern, and say it is best to simply go through in order.
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If you're trying to learn web development, I'd recommend Mozilla's course instead. Really thorough, modern, and made by the guys who made Firefox.
I liked FreeCodeCamp. I tried The Odin Project, didn't like it. But honestly, I liked Mozilla's tutorial the best. It seems like the best organized to me. Just go through in order. But it is a matter of personal preference as to which you like best and easiest for you to follow. You can also try…
FreeCodeCamp is a frequently recommended resource and you should stick with it if you're enjoying it. Don't start too many courses/books at the same time. I can recommend checking out MDN web dev course and MDN in general as a reference.
Sure: • https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/ is perhaps the best course out there fore core programming skills. It’s very practical, high quality and it focuses down on proper core principles rather than language features. It starts at the very foundations and goes up to a fairly advanced level. I…