Is there a course on how to bring all of these together in a useful, marketable skillset?

Question

I'm slowly taking all of the coding courses on here, and I see people talking about using angular or bootstrap or kotlin or (fill in the blank) and I was curious if anyone can tell me how these all integrate with one another? I can sense the connections, but can't quite puzzle it out

Answer 1

Oh, there are multitude of technologies you can specialize in, beginning from front-end:

An absolute must-have is knowing HTML, CSS and JavaScript - the building blocks of modern websites. Then:
Angular.js is a JavaScript-based framework for making web applications. React.js is used to make interactive user interfaces.

Alternatively:
Python-based Django and Flask are two webbuilding frameworks. A good alternative in Ruby is Ruby on Rails.

Bootstrap is a toolkit allowing for fast prototyping of mobile-ready responsive websites.

Whew, now that's just a tip of an iceberg... 🏔️😌

Answer 2

Learning a particular language syntax is the first, initial step. The power of high-level languages is their library collection and abilities of its frameworks.
Of your examples -- learning JavaScript is essential to work within the Angular.js framework and makes it relatively easier to build fancy web applications, than you would have to do in pure JavaScript with no pre-defined shortcuts. The fluency in it is the real marketable skill here.
Same goes for other cases -- if you know Python, that's cool. But only if you can find a specialization and be proficient in it, will you make profit of it :)

Answer 3

thanks. so what's angularjs, and such?