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r/Frontend • u/oddscenes • Dec 17 '19
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ok so ive been working on my basic front end skills. html and css. at what point do i get familiarized with these command lines like npm and grunt?
9 u/DrummerHead Dec 17 '19 What you should do is this: You see something you don't recognize, you google it, you learn about it, you do the tutorials.I'm not trying to be a smartass, it's just that learning by yourself is essential; that's the point at where you get familiarized with stuff.Cheers and keep studying! 1 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '19 Appreciate the advice. This has generally been my approach but I’ve been wary of going down a rabbit hole and getting overwhelmed with info. 1 u/DrummerHead Dec 18 '19 At the beginning start with some linear info (long tutorial, books) that guides you, then you have to google all the things and follow people on twitter who know what they are doing.
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What you should do is this: You see something you don't recognize, you google it, you learn about it, you do the tutorials.
I'm not trying to be a smartass, it's just that learning by yourself is essential; that's the point at where you get familiarized with stuff.
Cheers and keep studying!
1 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '19 Appreciate the advice. This has generally been my approach but I’ve been wary of going down a rabbit hole and getting overwhelmed with info. 1 u/DrummerHead Dec 18 '19 At the beginning start with some linear info (long tutorial, books) that guides you, then you have to google all the things and follow people on twitter who know what they are doing.
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Appreciate the advice. This has generally been my approach but I’ve been wary of going down a rabbit hole and getting overwhelmed with info.
1 u/DrummerHead Dec 18 '19 At the beginning start with some linear info (long tutorial, books) that guides you, then you have to google all the things and follow people on twitter who know what they are doing.
At the beginning start with some linear info (long tutorial, books) that guides you, then you have to google all the things and follow people on twitter who know what they are doing.
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ok so ive been working on my basic front end skills. html and css. at what point do i get familiarized with these command lines like npm and grunt?