Hi all! I just recently started working with Scrimba. However, When I follow certain curriculums I’m not sure where to start. For example, HTML have many courses from beginner to intermediate. Where Do I start first? or what do you suggest beginners should start?
Thank You!
Hey @TiffanyClark, welcome!
Sorry for the lack of clarity with our content, we do need some sort of guide to help students get an idea of where to start and continue on.
I recommend doing these courses:
- Free HTML and CSS Tutorial: Learn the fundamentals in this fun, hands-on course with Per Borgen (HTML/CSS)
- Free JavaScript Tutorial: Learn the basics in this 9-hour interactive course lead by Per Borgen (JavaScript)
- Free Interactive React Tutorial: Learn modern React in this extensive course lead by Bob Ziroll (React)
These are all free and it’s the general path I recommend people take. We have other courses for each topic as well but those are generally more specific or extensions of what I listed out here. If you get a good grasp of these free major courses, then I would consider joining our frontend path to really hammer home the frontend learning. From that you can then advance into more backend (we have a fullstack path in the making too to help guide students).
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Does this mean that before joining front end developer path it is recommended to go through above listed free resource? or is it recommended to directly start with frontend/full stack path without going through above resources.
Hey @sajwan05 sorry missed this message. Depends on how you want to approach it. The path is more geared towards tackling the concepts in the most streamline but effective way as possible. If you’ve got time, I would check out those free courses first to give some background knowledge but when you head into the path, you might find that you’ll be skipping things since you have already learnt them. Although the content is not an exact duplicate of the lesson, the learning content might feel the same.