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I’ll chip in here as a “me too” on the front-end stuff. Actually it’s all I know, I’m new to programming [0]. So last year was the fundamentals of JavaScript. T
by jen729w 8y ago
I’ll chip in here as a “me too” on the front-end stuff. Actually it’s all I know, I’m new to programming [0]. So last year was the fundamentals of JavaScript. Thanks to Gordon Zhu’s excellent Watch and Code for that.
After that, Dave Ceddia’s and Robin Wieruch’s React courses. I think I paid for those? You should, both great starters. Then you can’t beat Wes Bos for a quick level-up. He goes fast, he talks fast, but it’s so information dense. I watch it through once then repeat and follow along. I’ve done his ES6, Node, and React. All gold.
2019 is the year I finally release my tiny little web app. I’ve wanted to do this for 5+ years, so I’m so happy to finally be doing it.
I’m putting in between 10-30 hours a week, just for the record. All after work, weekends, between contracts, etc.
[0]: Not quite. I’m a 20-year Wintel engineer so I can script basic stuff, and I started in the 80s loading games on BASIC, so I ‘get’ programming. This helps enormously, of course.