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I will give you a slightly different take. All resources on the web are geared towards beginners. 90% of CSS tutorials start with basics. I am neither advanced
by rgovind 10y ago
I will give you a slightly different take. All resources on the web are geared towards beginners. 90% of CSS tutorials start with basics. I am neither advanced nor very basic. For example, I can make CSS for a text box formatting. I can make first level CSS for hacker news website but I cannot implement nested comments. If I search for for CSS tutorials, codeacademy and all start with most basic stuff like syntax thus wasting lot of my time. Also, many tutorials which claim to teach building uber or Airbnb do not even show screenshots upfront.
My point is make a CSS course targeted at developers like me (10+ yrs Java/C++, Good HTML skills). And I will gladly pay $100 for it.
- mattedigital 10y agoThis is incredibly helpful and a great perspective I hadn't considered. Thank you
- hanniabu 10y ago+1 for the same....this really goes for almost every language. There's a huge open area for intermediate tutorials.
- hanniabu 10y agoOne more thing, please note how much time should be expected be put aside to complete the tutorials. A lot of sites do this, but they're not realistic times. A lot of the estimates I see are how long it would take an experienced person to glance at the tutorial and complete the project which is not realistic for a beginner at all. For instance, when I did the Javascript class on Codacademy I believe it said it should take 9 hours for the full course. It took me probably around 25 hours of actual work(taking time reading, understanding, trying, experimenting to make sure I understand).