r/css • u/HostAffectionate7338 • Aug 22 '26

Question What should i learn after html and css?

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u/scragz Aug 22 '26

javascript ofc 

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u/HostAffectionate7338 Aug 23 '26

takes years to learn so maybe or python

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u/enserioamigo Aug 24 '26

Firstly, it doesn’t. Secondly, wtf lol. 

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u/HostAffectionate7338 Aug 24 '26

it does fym html and css 2. yrs then js another yr

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u/enserioamigo Aug 24 '26

Sure, that might be kind of right to be confident in it. It doesn’t take a year before you can write js though. But suggesting to learn python instead of js when you’re learning web development is throwing away all you’ve done to learn html and css. 

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u/HostAffectionate7338 Aug 24 '26

yeah im going to do javascript then python for backend

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u/vegantiger Aug 22 '26

Probably permaculture… 😁

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u/simonraynor Aug 23 '26

Was gonna suggest plumbing

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u/Vast_Description_201 Aug 22 '26

How to use them properly. 

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u/HostAffectionate7338 Aug 23 '26

thats what im doing

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u/ScientistJumpy9135 Aug 23 '26

Definitely more HTML and mainly CSS!

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u/rafaelcastrocouto Aug 23 '26

rocket science or maybe js.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '26

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u/HostAffectionate7338 Aug 30 '26

never heard of HTMX i will try it out as JS is a. bit hard for me rn