Which Course to Start now?

Question

I have completed HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Answer 1

First of all, deepen these languages, SoloLearn teaches you only the basics... then go with PHP and MySql. ^_^

Answer 2

Honestly... i'm absolutely agree with @Christian.

I learned first jQuery than Javascript (my error, i wanted skip totally Javascript), recently i deepened my knowledges in pure Javascript and now i use it in most of my projects.

Anyway... i think that the syntax of jQuery is confused, so the "Write less and do more" is not ever true, but this is only my opinion.

jQuery can be helpful when there are many lines of Javascript, otherwise... vanilla.js is the best choice (You can implement jQuery for 50 lines of code, but is useless and slows the program)

For bootstrap, i like it only when it's optimized/personalized, but for beginner is not a good choice. =^=

Answer 3

@Maz @Christian, I agree with you.
Get master in javascript first. It's never too late to study jQuery if needed. (for me, I like code in javascript more then jQuery, no jQuery included for all my code playground's codes)

Answer 4

if you want to complete your front-end knowledge go for Bootstrap and Jquery at least. If you want to keep on going switching to back-end stuff, go for PHP and SQL

Answer 5

I'm not a big fan of Bootstrap and Jquery because they can tend to keep a lot of beginner developers in the dark about the finer aspects of CSS and JS. Rather, try working with a CSS precompiler like LESS or SCSS (Sass) to speed up your styling workflow and work on learning ECMAScript 2016 (ES6) JS (not completely supported yet, but the major browsers are closing in very fast.

I'm not a hater of Jquery. Using it is fine, but understand what's going on underneath the hood; otherwise, you'll end up bring in a massive library for an animation that can be done with a 10 line keyframe in CSS.

Most importantly, make something. The documentation and quizzes are great, but they are nowhere close to enough. Have fun and never stop learning.