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Vanilla JavaScript course
Udemy
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2018–2021 · score 2.9
A Udemy course that teaches JavaScript without frameworks or libraries, focusing on the core language and how it runs in the browser. Commenters point to it as a practical next step after HTML and CSS.
Commenters recommend it as a solid way to learn plain JavaScript before moving on to frameworks, with one calling it a highly recommended resource for self-learners.
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All the information that a bootcamp teaches is available to you on the web, often for free or for very little money per course. You just need to be disciplined and take it one step at a time. Once you have some HTML and CSS under your belt you can start building static sites while you learn…
Sitting at a computer sucks when you don't enjoy what you do. You will be expected to solve problems, so make sure you have that drive. Honestly, what you do educationally, won't matter as long as you have the drive to want to dig further, because a lot of the job is self-development. Personally…
Yes it is possible but what are you planning to do in Asia? If this supposed to be a vacation / down time for your wife if she is the main breadwinner? Might be worth having a chat with her and explaining what you want to do and maybe hit it hard when you get back? If she goes back to work, and…