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Someone did mention JQuery :/ And I was also considering Angular, React or Vue @MFateen
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Thanks. I'll check it out now to get the feel @Torbuntu
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@maester-Em Don't touch jQuery, it has nothing to offer to you.
"Master" vanilla (ES6) and then move to React, Vue, Node. -
@nickpapoutsis It's good to know at least the jquery basics, because so many employers still use it in their products.
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@bittersweet The dude is just learning so there's no need for jQuery.
When the time comes to apply for a job he can spend a few hours to learn the basics.
I only just started learning Js. And it's going smoothly. In two weeks, I should have gone past the Beginner's level. Then what next?
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