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Sultan X
Sultan X
530 Points
Posted by Sultan X
Sultan X
530 Points

To learn 30 minutes per day. Which option is more seamless for this time, CSS, JavaScript, or PHP?

My goal is to learn 30 minutes per day. Which option is more seamless for this time, CSS, JavaScript, or PHP?

Which is more seamless in trying to figure out why my excersice doesn't work, so it doesn't take me much time in this regard?

1 Answer

Rachel Johnson
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Rachel Johnson
Treehouse Teacher
Rachel Johnson
Rachel Johnson
Treehouse Teacher

Hey Sultan X , thanks for your question!

This will definitely depend on what your learning goals are. There are always ways to make any learning topic bite-sized and suited for 30 minutes a day.

If you are looking to master front-end web developer, then CSS would be a good one to start with. CSS is responsible for how a web page is styled. It's considered one of the basic parts of web development, so it would be handy to know anyway. The logic behind CSS is quite straight-forward, so it would be a great place to start.

Javascript is often considered the "next step" once you understand CSS. This gives a webpage some dynamic interactivity. For example, you can make something happen if a user clicks a button. This requires a bit more logic and critical thinking compared to CSS, but nevertheless still an important aspect of front-end web development.

PHP is a personal favorite, but if you are looking to work with PHP in a web development context, you will want to have a good foundation in HTML, CSS, and Javascript first. PHP is more geared towards back-end web development. While many professionals focus on back end web development, they usually have a generally good understanding of front end so they know what is possible.

So I guess long story short, if you haven't looked into CSS yet, that's where I would start!