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Which language is best for front-end?

28th Feb 2018, 11:54 AM
Арсен Засеев
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Learn HTML for learning the basic structure of webpage. Learn CSS for learning how to style the HTML. Learn JavaScript for adding functionality to the webpage. You can learn Bootstrap after that it is framework of CSS. Then learn jQuery It is a JavaScript Library used to make JavaScript code easier.
28th Feb 2018, 11:59 AM
Akash Pal
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Javascript.
1st Mar 2018, 12:49 AM
Anthony Perez
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Just for clarification, both TypeScript and CoffeScript compiles to JavaScript. So it will actually still be JavaScript you are running. I don’t agree that JS is better either, it would fully depend what you are trying to accomplish and how you prefer to structure your codebase. From a learning perspective I would defintely go for JS first as others mentioned.
1st Mar 2018, 8:30 AM
Brandlarm
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@Brandlarm: Thing is that you can't get a front-end job without knowing javascript.
1st Mar 2018, 8:52 AM
Nikolaos Stamou
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Javascript is the best and the most popular, hands down.Some less known alternatives are Google's Dart and Microsoft's typescript, also coffeescript gets a lot of compliments lately, even from Javascript's creator, Brendan Eich.
1st Mar 2018, 7:32 AM
Nikolaos Stamou
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I think java is, as it provides all you need. It's only problem is the complexity it creates, which makes it vulnerable to errors that are hard to be detected. But those can be managed with program as checkamrx. A good practice can also help with it.
3rd Mar 2018, 10:09 AM
Ben hart