Have you ever asked yourself why you became a freelance web designer? As funny as it sounds, it may be one of those questions that we don’t ask ourselves until well after we’ve started a business. Odds are that your initial answer has something to do with freedom. That makes sense, as it is an…
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I want to get into web development, and I want a clear roadmap on how I’m going to approach learning web development. By doing some research, I’ve came to conclusion that web development is separated into few sections.
So first I would need to learn the basics, which is basic HTML, HTML5, CSS and Javascript
Then I learn responsive web design with HTML and CSS
Afterwards, I choose a CSS framework, which will probably be Bootstrap
Then I’d need to choose a front end framework, I choose from React, Vue and Angular (maybe React? idk)
After learning front end I guess I’d move to backend. For backend, I think I’ll learn Node.js
Then finally for Databases, MySQL seems to the best choice
So the question is: do you think this roadmap is good? What would you change about it? Which CSS / Javascript framework would you choose?
I also know Sass and Typescript exists. When should I start learning these two languages?
Oh and also is freecodecamp a good series to learn from on Youtube? They seem to have very good and resourceful tutorials on each language I mentioned above. Or alternatively I can use their website, which grants me a certificate, but I’d need to learn every language in their website which seems like an overkill. What do you think?
Last question, but what IDE should I use? I have a Jetbrains educational license and so I can use their paid IDEs. This makes it so I can use either: Visual Studio / Intellij Idea / Webstorm / Phpstorm. Which one would you recommend?
Working as a freelancer in the creative space is rife with obstacles. Some we can see coming, others we can’t. One of the challenges that many freelance web designers face in their first few years is managing client relationships. We’ve all heard about — and experienced — the horrors of clients running amok on our…
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Do you want to code an online game? You’re in luck—this is a great time for any online game developer and those aspiring to be online game developers. The days of Flash are over, and this has paved the way for dozens (maybe hundreds!) of different engines, libraries, and variants of common web languages. HTML5…
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Greetings,
I’m not a Web Developer, but I’ve been trying to optimize a website that I’m currently managing.This is my last gtmetrix test and it got me wondering, is .7s for backend a lot?
I’ve got just 38 requests and the page is under a mega, yet it still takes 3.7s to load.
Thanks in advance for helping me out! And let me apologize if I broke any rule.
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Architecture is one of the most instantly-recognizable artforms. Show a picture of a famous structure and odds are that a plurality of people will immediately identify it. It also serves as a source of pride and inspiration. For example, people from all over the world dream of visiting the Eiffel Tower. But the experience is…
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