I just finished covering most part of CSS and HTML I will say I'm 65% good with both I intend to start practicing more and start doing free project for Those that might be interested.


Intend, to start learning JavaScript for front-end, what areas should I learn I intend to spend 3months on JS before moving to python and finally react native.... And do you think this languages below can be used to build steaming app...
1) HTML
2)CSS
3) JAVASCRIPT
4) REACT NATIVE
5) PYTHON.
What do you think is missing?

Do you mean you want to build a streaming app?

Timbers2:
Do you mean you want to build a streaming app?

Yes

Akhigbeblog:

Yes

you know there are a lot of APIs out there and you don't necessarily need to build the app components from scartch or you can opt for white label options which reduces time it will take to setup your platform.

Akhigbeblog:
I just finished covering most part of CSS and HTML I will say I'm 65% good with both I intend to start practicing more and start doing free project for Those that might be interested.


Intend, to start learning JavaScript for front-end, what areas should I learn I intend to spend 3months on JS before moving to python and finally react native.... And do you think this languages below can be used to build steaming app...
1) HTML
2)CSS
3) JAVASCRIPT
4) REACT NATIVE
5) PYTHON.
What do you think is missing?

Good thing that you came on here. Here is a mistake that most developers make - you learn some technology and decide to move to the next.

I would like to ask what you’ve built with HTML and CSS

My advice is simple. If you want to be a successful Frontend developer, work on solidifying your HTML and CSS skills. Take the next one month and replicate as many designs as you can from dribbble and make them responsive

Upon doing that, you can dive into JavaScript and learn the core concepts for another 3 months and work on projects before moving to something else.

The goal is not to learn as many things as possible but to be rooted and grounded in whatever 1 or 2 things you know before moving to other stuff.

before you can master JavaScript, you need to have studied it for about 3 months.

then you must have built about 100 projects. I don't mean copying people's code o., I mean thinking out a project and executing it on your own.

To tell you the truth, from my little experience, JavaScript will take you more than 6 months to learn.


since this Lockdown started, I have been learning JavaScript and everyday,I discover that I don't know anything.


it's really very deep bro.

plus, I think if you master JavaScript very well you can build so many projects because JavaScript is developing at a fast pace. Soon , it will dominate the programming world when different frame works are further built.

Olalekank:

Good thing that you came on here. Here is a mistake that most developers make - you learn some technology and decide to move to the next.

I would like to ask what you’ve built with HTML and CSS

My advice is simple. If you want to be a successful Frontend developer, work on solidifying your HTML and CSS skills. Take the next one month and replicate as many designs as you can from dribbble and make them responsive

Upon doing that, you can dive into JavaScript and learn the core concepts for another 3 months and work on projects before moving to something else.

The goal is not to learn as many things as possible but to be rooted and grounded in whatever 1 or 2 things you know before moving to other stuff.

Thanks so much

squash47:
before you can master JavaScript, you need to have studied it for about 3 months.

then you must have built about 100 projects. I don't mean copying people's code o., I mean thinking out a project and executing it on your own.

To tell you the truth, from my little experience, JavaScript will take you more than 6 months to learn.


since this Lockdown started, I have been learning JavaScript and everyday,I discover that I don't know anything.


it's really very deep bro.

plus, I think if you master JavaScript very well you can build so many projects because JavaScript is developing at a fast pace. Soon , it will dominate the programming world when different frame works are further built.

I want to learn JavaScript for just front-end not for full stack

squash47:
before you can master JavaScript, you need to have studied it for about 3 months.

then you must have built about 100 projects. I don't mean copying people's code o., I mean thinking out a project and executing it on your own.

To tell you the truth, from my little experience, JavaScript will take you more than 6 months to learn.


since this Lockdown started, I have been learning JavaScript and everyday,I discover that I don't know anything.


it's really very deep bro.

plus, I think if you master JavaScript very well you can build so many projects because JavaScript is developing at a fast pace. Soon , it will dominate the programming world when different frame works are further built.

JavaScript can be learnt under 6 months, if the op does a lot of projects while learning.
happy learning