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I would learn react or angular first. I think the barrier to entry is the same (depending on your background) and you will get much more out of it. Beyond that
by thecolorblue 9y ago
I would learn react or angular first. I think the barrier to entry is the same (depending on your background) and you will get much more out of it.
Beyond that, I would suggest learning how to take a psd website design and turn it into HTML. This is a great skills to have. Adding functionality on top of the HTML with react or angular is easy once you know how to break a website down into digestible pieces.
That being said, it is your resolution. I'm not trying to force you into anything. Just giving advice from my experience.
- chubot 9y agoI think jQuery is better for a beginner because there's less stuff there. It's closer to learning raw HTML/CSS/JS, which will serve you well in the future, once the next thing replaces react/angular. You can also just drop a single CDN URL into your web page without worrying about a JS dev environment, which is not simple to set up these days. That stuff is useful eventually, but I think it's distracting at first and obscures the fundamentals of how the web works.
- gglitch 9y agoThanks. These observations confirm my asssumptions.