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linkinmedo
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hi guys,
I'm an engineer trying to become a div, but the thing is I'm having a hard time figuring out where to start!
started with android but gave up shortly, then went with web and got really good with html,css and js but I don't know where to go from here.
should I learn python or go full on js and learn angular.
guys I'm really lost and don't know where to go, any suggestions or links to help me start this journey.

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  • 4
    9y
    @h3ll that's why we need an edit button 😅
  • 3
    9y
    Do you enjoy working with databases? db expertise always in demand.
  • 15
    9y
    <div> is a good starting point. I once knew a guy that started with <table>. Poor guy, he was never the same when Responsive Web Design hit the scene. Having said that, I inspire to be something a little more semantic, perhaps a <section>.
  • 1
    9y
    What do you like doing more, the client side with CSS and JavaScript or back end programming? If you like the client side, then Angular 2 would not be a bad direction. Back end is a lot more debatable, I'm not even touching it.
  • 0
    9y
    @h3ll that's what I can't figure out, I know this sounds stupid but I really don't know.
    I have no idea what kind of work each one do, sigh I really am a retard 😔
  • 0
    9y
    @shittywebdev I have only tried front end but never been a part of a real project I've only made some landing pages and I don't feel confident enough to contribute to an open source project or something like that.
  • 0
    9y
    @Jumpshot44 never tried anything related to databases before 😑
  • 2
    9y
    @linkinmedo If you like Web development, I would move on to basic php, followed by trying to display a basic table from database.. And move on from there :)
  • 7
    9y
    Sounds like you are ready to dip your toes into the backend. After that you can decide if you want to pursue front, back or full stack development.

    Whatever language/framework you choose, it'll have pros and cons. There is no right or wrong answer... except VB.Net with WebForms, that's wrong. lol
  • 3
    9y
    @shittywebdev You should aspire to be <main>. Unique!
  • 2
    9y
    imo, web development is very good platform to start and grow. information for leanrning is everywhere, the community is huge, there are many technology stacks and tools you can choose and they are mostly open source. it's also importaint you'r staying on track with thing you already can do and expand on functionality by asking yourself what on functionality you missing? so you'll recognize the way you move forward...
  • 1
    9y
    give www.meteor.com a try?
    build js webapps with a integrated mongoDB
  • 2
    9y
    @heyheni I think that would be a little complicated to start with, but perhaps a good place to end up after getting used to server-side stuff
  • 1
    9y
    @heyheni I guess I'll check out the tutorials, looks complicated tho.
    thank you for the suggestion :)
  • 0
    9y
    I think I would take a formal class in anyone of the popular backend programming languages. If you stick it out you will learn some things that apply to other languages. I tutor people in asp. Net mvc, yes they can do it themselves but most people do better with a coach.
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