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Islam Essmat
2,043 PointsPlease advise. How do you Study ?
Guys, I'm studying front end web developing. I finished half of the track, it's my first time in developing so I'm learning all the basics now.
I want to know how do you study ?
I know that we all have the same resources here. But I need to know the mechanism, what is your plan of finishig this course ?
3 Answers
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17,062 PointsIm in the same spot as u are. look at this discussion i opened: https://teamtreehouse.com/community/about-the-full-stack-js-track
he give some good advices on what to learn, which courses and so son
Islam Essmat
2,043 PointsThanks , appreciate it
Jamie Reardon
Treehouse Project ReviewerPractice and practice what you have learned. That is what will help you the most to retain the information. As you learn something new, add it to a project. The project doesn't have to be something realistic, just something to base all your learning concepts on. One thing to remember is, as a developer, you may not be expected to remember everything, but you should have an intrigued mind and have a solid understanding of the concepts.
There are various methods out there to study, but the practice is key. Everyone approaches and learns things differently. But in the end, you will be using your fingertips to make the magic and that is where the practice will come in.
You have an amazingly friendly and supportive community here who is pro-active to help you all the way. Good luck and happy coding!
Islam Essmat
2,043 PointsThanks for your support man
Piotr Manczak
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 29,363 PointsPractice makes perfect.
Islam Essmat
2,043 PointsThank you
Kornelia Surmann
1,273 PointsKornelia Surmann
1,273 PointsI am in the same boat/track as you. Just started and just finished HTML and CSS Basics. I have a business website that is currently in - I am so sorry - Wix. I am using my new found knowledge and am hand coding the entire website from scratch. That allows me to practice as I go. Granted - it'll be a while before I can reveal the new and improved and W3C compliant website, but it's a nice way of practicing other than with the profile page project.