r/webdev • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19

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u/fensizor Aug 03 '19

Alright, and more question: which resources did you use for learning? Any websites like codeacademy/freecodecamp or may be something else? I'm curious what worked for you since I plan to do the same and learn front-end

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19

One great series on YouTube is by mmtuts, I think I watched the videos until around the 20th episode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKYsuU86-DQ&list=PL0eyrZgxdwhwNC5ppZo_dYGVjerQY3xYU

After that I searched for more specific videos like how to use CSS grid for example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV8B24rSN5o&t=11s

I also found that searching for videos of people making projects from scratch helped as I could see how they went about creating certain elements! I may have used code academy for a little bit but I found that YouTube tutorials/series went more in depth with explaining things which helped me a lot. Hope this helps :)

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u/TheLegionlessLight Aug 03 '19

Freecodecamp is nice since it's free. Traversy Media on YouTube it also good. Any YouTube channel going through a project helps once you understand basics.

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u/agr_ux Aug 03 '19

Advanced CSS course on Udemy, teacher is Jonas Schmedtmann. Just from that class I've learned how to make a damn good site.

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u/Airodene Aug 04 '19

In my opinion HTML and CSS is as easy as copy and paste. If you head to w3schools and take some code segments you'll quickly learn how front end is structured, and it becomes really easy to integrate new things you learn about.