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ragnarr023
8y

Alright. It's one of these rants that everyone despises. The help me rant. Now before you tell me to google, I have, but I want a more personal opinion on the matter.

I am fluent in JAVA, C#, C++, and a few more, but I have never done web development.

I want to get the fuck out of my current job (I got screamed at because I didn't do the PABX guy's work - I am a fucking programmer not a technician), and start a venture there.

Now I know that I have to learn HTML, CSS, JS -> what more do I need to know to code a fully functional website? I don't mind learning any languages, I like learning. It sounds naive and perhaps stupid, but I am asking for some educated opinions.

Thanks, and soon I will be the fuck out of this hellhole.

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  • 2
    8y
    @Letmecode thank you so much. This is precisely what I needed.

    I owe you a beer.
  • 2
    8y
    Since you already know c#, asp.net core can be a good option for backend
  • 1
    8y
    @Letmecode You've done great work here, good sir!
  • 1
    8y
    @Letmecode Also, I took a look at the site you linked to on your profile, and was introduced to WakaTime, which seems quite cool. Looked at your site, and found Stackshare too.
    Might use that when creating my own portfolio page.
    You've passively helped me too :)

    Just a heads-up: Tried clicking on "Hire me" on your site and nothing happens. Tried it on both mobile and desktop.
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    8y
    @Letmecode that was fucking great. But you're not finished there. You got to then pick some js framework like angular/react/etc and take a deep dive into that. How do you pick one? My advice would be to look at how the view (HTML-css) interacts with your js and vice versa in each framework. Differentiate them based on that. Pick the design pattern that sounds most reasonable to you.
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