2016/2017 MUST-KNOW WEB DEVELOPMENT TECH - Watch this if you want to be a web developer

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Strong rec rayalez · 2016-10 · on “Ask HN: How does a beginner get started with web development in 2016?”

Watch this brilliant video, I think the author nailed it: [this video] tl;dr: - Learn Node, Django, or Ruby if you want to do the backend(personally, I HIGHLY recommend Django. It's extremely awesome and is the perfect way to start in my opinion). - Learn HTML/CSS/JS on the front end, then Sass and jQuery, then, if you want to be an advanced frontend developer - Webpack, React, and Redux. I think this is the optimal way to go right now.

Recommends dba7dba · 2016-12 · on “At the age of 38, am I too late to change career to front end dev work?”

Few random thoughts as I've gone (and am still going) through same experience. 1. Zed Shaw of the "Learn Python the Hard Way" said programmers are dime a dozen. What's really valuable is a programmer who has experience from another domain such as history, engineering, medicine etc (and accounting in your case). I cannot recall exactly where he said it but I remember reading it and chuckling to myself. 2. Are you sure you want front-end dev work? Why not back-end? Exactly what skills are in demand? I recommend you watch this video on state of tools available in web dev including front-end, back-end, and DevOps as of 2016. [this video] I should warn that the shelf life of front-web dev skills seems

Recommends amingilani · 2017-01 · on “The Road to Learning Web Development 2016/2017 Edition”

OP Here, I found this as part of the video 2016/2017 MUST-KNOW WEB DEVELOPMENT TECH [1] and thought this was a really neat thing to share. Check out other videos by LearnCode.academy. That's how I got started with React. [1]: [this video]