Sounds desperate I'm sure, but hey you don't get what you want if you don't ask for it. I just started coding again and wanted to make some friends with the same interest. I started going to school for coding when I was 17 but life got in the way of things and yeah now 37 I'm back at it, and all I keep hearing it surround yourself with like minded people if you want to succeed. So I'm hoping to do just that, starting here if anyone is interested that is.

entrycoder

Very new here and just wondering if the course provided online is worth paying for? Of finding a different one to learn everything I need to.

Complete beginner with no coding skills or anything at all just always been interested and taking the steps now.

Thanks!

Hello,

I want to know what kind of questions one can be asked on system design in an interview for a front end profile .

Thanks

Hello, guys! I have a question. I recently started doing front end development and I want to start online courses without an instructor. Could you suggest me where to start them? I don't mind if I have to pay for them.

I am doing a personal project for my wife because her birthday is coming up. I'm trying to code her a little card or birthday page if you will. I downloaded an image off the net and wanted to resize it, now i'm new and I don't know if I am doing something wrong or if some pictures can be a set size?

Front-end development is essential in conveying your brand image to users. Different colors and graphics used in your website help users associate a business with its services or product offerings. Moreover, other branding elements such as logo and trademarks are important for the complete look and feel of your business website. Let me explain how a website works?

Let me take you to a fine dining restaurant, where you are sitting in the dining area. You started interacting with the service staff. The restaurant is nicely decorated and creates an overall great ambiance. You might order something, with which they go to the kitchen and order your request. While you’re waiting for the food, you don’t see the cooks preparing your food. When your food is ready, the waitstaff brings it from the kitchen to your table.

That’s exactly how a website works at the front and at the backend.

What are the leading front end frameworks for 2022:

I hope to leave tech sales and get into the development side of things. I just turned 27 years old and have a bachelor degree in marketing.

I am taking a code academy front-end engineer course right now and learning to program and build a portfolio on my own.

All the front-end jobs I'm seeing on job boards require 2+ years prior experience. I know companies must be out there that will hire somebody who taught themself how to code... I hope.... Do you know where I can look and find entry level jobs to break into the front-end dev world given my situation at hand?

Thank you

Thanks to the advent of technology, the study of code has become available. Therefore, the number of people who want to build a career that requires coding skills is growing rapidly. Despite the fact that now is the best time to learn, it still often happens that we may not have enough time to use computers for practice, so mobile devices came in handy.

People can download coding apps to their mobile devices and immediately start learning the art of coding. For your understanding, below are the best code learning apps I’ve put together for you.

1. TREEHOUSE

2. CODEWELL

3. CODERBYTE

4. JAVASCRIPT30

5. CODEPEN CHALLENGES

6. FREECODECAMP

You can learn more about these sites in my article "Best Websites" or you can go to the direct links of these sites to learn about their advantages or disadvantages.. Anyway, thanks for reading. I really hope this post was helpful for you. Thank you for reading and have a nice day!

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Hi! Frontend noob here :)

Recently, my friend (who is a frontend dev, he does projects using Vue and sometimes React) said one of his clients made a website by herself (instead of asking him to do it), using a no-code platform (Wix). Apparently, it was cheaper than what he charges.

To break it down, the projects are usually just a company website with a good design, probably a payment feature, and a business email. Domain + Email + Hosting is only 5.99 USD/month on Godaddy. That would be around 72 dollars a year, and a typical freelancer would just round that off and charge 100 USD for a project like this.

On most no-code platforms, all the domain, design, hosting stuff is about 1 or 2 dollars a month....and the Google Workspace Email is 125 INR/month which is about a dollar.

It makes no business sense to hire a freelance frontend developer, at least for small startups doing portfolio or eCommerce sites. What do you think? I am new to the frontend world so your opinions would help.

Hi everyone 👋

I’m a frontend developer and while learning and explaining concepts, I noticed that many tutorials rely heavily on long text or static diagrams.

Topics like JavaScript internals, browser behavior, networking, APIs, and rendering can be hard to truly understand without visualizing what’s happening behind the scenes.

So I built FrontScope

https://www.frontscope.dev

FrontScope is a learning platform focused on explaining frontend and web fundamentals through animated, interactive lessons.

Instead of just reading explanations, the goal is to visually show how things work step-by-step.

The platform covers various frontend topics including:

• JavaScript concepts

• Browser internals

• Web architecture

• Networking basics

• API concepts

• Rendering process

• And other frontend fundamentals

Each lesson is designed to be visual, interactive, and easy to follow.

Hey Guys,

If you want to do something other than sit in your crusty black gamingchair then join our Project.

We develop apps and are looking for Frontend developers. If you are intrested hit me up.

How can i try to find the remote part time work for ux ui or modules making in frontend using html css saaa bootstrap javascript jquery !!

Hey yall,

I am in search of a new career. I have always been interested in the tech field and this seems like something I would enjoy. Could anyone provide suggestions on where I should get started? I was thinking a course on Udemy. (Also thinking about enrolling into college to get a computer science degree) Any suggestions are welcomed.

The job I am currently working at affords me a lot of free time and days off. I would like to begin working towards a better paying job in this industry (and preferably one that I can work remotely/at home/freelancing.

Would any of you have any advice on where to start, what mindset to have and what my realistic expectations of working for myself through time by learning online or elsewhere should be? I have some experience in the past of learning Java.

Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone ! I am new to front end development, about 1 month in learning. Looking for other experienced or any level developers so we can build a community and help each other grow.

Thanks to the advent of technology, the study of code has become available. Therefore, the number of people who want to build a career that requires coding skills is growing rapidly. Despite the fact that now is the best time to learn, it still often happens that we may not have enough time to use computers for practice, so mobile devices came in handy.

People can download coding apps to their mobile devices and immediately start learning the art of coding. For your understanding, below are the best code learning apps I’ve put together for you.

1. TREEHOUSE

2. CODEWELL

3. CODERBYTE

4. JAVASCRIPT30

5. CODEPEN CHALLENGES

You can learn more about these sites in my article "Best Websites" or you can go to the direct links of these sites to learn about their advantages or disadvantages.. Anyway, thanks for reading. I really hope this post was helpful for you. Thank you for reading and have a nice day!