How Much HTML, CSS, & JavaScript Is Enough? | Realistic Expectations

On the verge of transitioning to backend and i couldn't have found this at a better time.

Supersimpledev channel is a way to go

Gosh man, is this what programming do to your appearance and skin? 😟

bro sleep more, i know work and some editing is good and pays but get better sleep and eat alot better that supposed to be the priority!

Thanks for that amazing video chris

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The man covers what is between the navel and the knee
As for women, the body is complete, as for foreigners
As for women, she - I mean women - can uncover her hand, foot, and head

Thanks for this video, i was feeling overwhelmed recently about learning and how much i needed to know but this video gave me clarity thanks alot 🤝

In fact... "The best way to learn a language is to build something with it." Dennis Ritchie. Thanks for the video and I wish you success.

Using Chat GPT makes it alot easier.

When he says "Developer," he's talking specifically about Frontend Engineers. Backend and Full-Stack is a whole other layer, and irrelevant to the context of this video.

I’m a designer and I want to be able to not just make mockups, but I want to be able to code it and see the real thing

I’m teaching myself web development as a hobby (happy in my career in engineering…), I’m currently writing games like minesweeper to practice JS. Something’s helped me. ChatGPT 3.5. It analyses your code and tries to improve it. Best part though, ChatGPT gets it wrong so although it takes me one step closer to correcting my code, I also have to fault find the code it provides. Really powerful way of learning. No following along to videos, just applying what I know until I hit a wall, and spending the time to fill in those gaps with a personal tutor

the boot dev website looks ass

I realized my mistakes, Learning HTML and css for too long
I'll be focusing now more on javascript and some css frameworks
I was able to learn React JS though in my 3 month internship, 2 months ago and was able to get a certificate as a Certified Algorand blockchain developer

Nice tips bro nice video

It’s never enough! Computer people don’t realize they are savants…… I was trained, I even have a BA degree in web development, and I was never good enough or fast enough to get a job in the industry!

BEAT THAT!!!

I been studying Javascript html and css for a couple months now and I start a coding boot camp in October in the same languages if you set ur mind on something you will achieve it. I'm doing this for my family and my cat 🐈.

I love back tics so cool I think I’m ready to job search I built many projects also I built a react project

Thank you for this video 👍🏻

I spend too much time trying to learn something more and more. Now, I know that it was a mistake to keep trying when I only need to know the fundamentals and the basics. I just start to make websites a few weeks now and I have been able to make a multiple websites.

thanks for the video chris.

Thanks for the video, I just started my journey and I DON'T want to have a lot of gaps in my knowledge .. I started with HTML/CSS in freecodecamp, I'm going to do about a month, the time necessary to finish the web part and then move to javascript xd

I've only just started my coding journey. This video is a gold mine! Thank you.

I know some basics in HTML and CSS. May I ask what do I need to become a IU/UX or a front-end dev? Thank you in advance!

I totally agree with your thought about CSS, don't take so much time to explore and understand the properties and values of CSS. Just to know the most used properties and along with you create a project with the different designs, you will know more about the CSS properties are.

OOP is my nightmare 😭💀 so hard to learn

Technically I agree but at the same time you don't want to show a bad looking portfolio. So technically the question is what is the simplest thing you can show with the least design. That will show you are job ready?

It my time, my life, get the fuck out of life

❤👍

Towards the end you start speaking a whole other language, dude.. What is all this "DOM ARRAY BOOTSTRAP" you are speaking of, dude???

Thank you for your video but where is the terminologies list again?

You look so tired, sir. I hope you're doing well!

This info is important to people who get stuck regularly .. I learn on the go and practice as well as implement and fail and adjust .. it’s a skill In itself to be able to figure out what to do when you’re lost

Thanks for the tips.

Can I make chrome extension using java.
Java in backend, and js in front end
Please let me know 🎉

my important video of the day

I learn HTML and CSS in 1 month like he says in the video is not really a programming language not that hard to learn it , then another 8 to 9 months to learn JavaScript to feel comfortable using it but still learning

İyi izle bu güzel bir video..

Thanks bro that’s what I needed 😎😎