I am learning to master react,nextjs,javascript,gsap and react native.I have a good grip on webflow now.Am i on the right track?Will these be helpful with webflow in services to clients
Yes, but for Webflow, NextJS is not necessary. React only if you build custom Apps/work with DevLink. The most important thing is storng JavaScript fundamentals, if you want to extend Webflow with cusotm code for clients.
So I should only focus on mastering react,javascript and gsap with webflow to build advanced features.functionalities and animations to charge more to clients right?
Good summary! I use a few of your recommendations myself and can make a very good living out of it.
Thanks, Jonas :)
Yes, I think there are lots of interesting ways to how one can monetize their Webflow skills, which a lot of people are unaware of.
It's amazing when people don't keep knowledge to themselves. Thanks a lot for sharing!
Glad it was helpful :)
Mike
I don't usually comment but very informative video I'll definitely start to look into apps and Tutorials . Awesome video thanks 😁
@@user-my7mc5fm3v You are welcome :)
Mike
I am learning to master react,nextjs,javascript,gsap and react native.I have a good grip on webflow now.Am i on the right track?Will these be helpful with webflow in services to clients
Yes, but for Webflow, NextJS is not necessary. React only if you build custom Apps/work with DevLink. The most important thing is storng JavaScript fundamentals, if you want to extend Webflow with cusotm code for clients.
@@mikepecha No no i mean adding nextjs,react and react native as a service as well to clients,not using with webflow.
I recommend to specialize in one type of development, and become really good at it, instead of being a jack of all trades.
So I should only focus on mastering react,javascript and gsap with webflow to build advanced features.functionalities and animations to charge more to clients right?
@@mikepecha plz reply
thanks man!