I dont think this any coincidence but when you say “subscribe” the button glows and animates on mobile ios 0:54 . I’m guessing the speech is recognised to trigger the animation! Thats some great front end engineering, fangirling so much!!!!
great overview. im learning html, css and js in this order for now 5 month and im pretty comfy with it right now. just startet angular as its the framework most bigger companys use here in germany. keep up your work, cheers
Another challange make all tooling work together... Understanding browsers, profiling, rendering stuff... explaining BE why passing 50 Megabites of JSON is not good idea ..
This overview and roadmap gave me such peace of mind you have no idea, I’ve been so overwhelmed by not knowing the big picture and where to begin with front end developing my designs. This makes me feel excited and ready to learn bootstrap and react 🥹
Hi. I have a question. Which language to use to build scalable apps? I have heard building apps on java, python is easy, but it is memory intensive. C language used less memory. So should a startup build app on C from start?
@@kartikagarwal3955 For a startup with limited coding experience, start with Python or JavaScript for easy learning and development speed. C is powerful but complex, better suited for experienced developers.
So let's say someone reached a level where he is making a full stack chat webapp using MERN, and is planning on learning testing next, would that person be close to be able to start searching for junior dev positions?
@@s1lliHe did explain the roadmap as mentioned in the title and didn’t focus on course selling as a whole. Why can’t he promote a little while providing you a roadmap for free? Do you expect creators to live on air? You’re clueless and cringe.
Html is a mark up language and CSS is a programming language. You can't perform operations with html, therefore it is not coding and CSS can do it restricted therefore it's technically programming but not coding. Programming and coding are not the same.
Seniors with all due respect, I need to ask, isnt frontend a dead specialty? Even now the ai is decent enough to make websites(frontend), and imagine what it will be a couple years later. Its gonna be a whole transformation with the help of ai, question is, will frontend still be a valuable skill after, 2-3 years?
It's still very far from actually making a production grade web application. Try and use AI to make any semi-complex application.. not just the UI but the functionality too. It won't even come close to doing it properly.
@@Ahmet-x8l8c It really hasn't changed a whole lot on the programming front. LLMs are severely limited when it comes to programming complex systems. That has universally always been the case, even decades ago. We will need a form of Gen AI before any kind of software job is actually threatened, and by then all other jobs will be automated as well.
I dont think this any coincidence but when you say “subscribe” the button glows and animates on mobile ios 0:54 . I’m guessing the speech is recognised to trigger the animation! Thats some great front end engineering, fangirling so much!!!!
Not only on mobile, but also on desktop browser, you can see this. Also the LIKE button glows when video says, "press like button".
Wow so late to find out
@@subgivtarahush your mouth and let me enjoy my discovery pedant
It's a feature that also uses the backend
Small correction just in case someone gets confused:
2:10 HTML and CSS are coding languages, they're just not programming languages.
Markup languages not Programming languages
^ this
@@makyiabonner5950that's... what they said
great overview. im learning html, css and js in this order for now 5 month and im pretty comfy with it right now. just startet angular as its the framework most bigger companys use here in germany. keep up your work, cheers
Awesome! Best of luck - I’m sure you’ll be a pro frontend engineer in no time!
If you don't have a headache using JavaScript then you're doing it wrong
@@Nyxar-2077 its more about sleepless nights ;)
Great content, I starting to learn Frontend myself!
Welcome to Hell.
Another challange make all tooling work together... Understanding browsers, profiling, rendering stuff... explaining BE why passing 50 Megabites of JSON is not good idea ..
More DS & Algo videos please. Stop procrastinating. Good vid btw.
LOL I have one coming out next Monday don’t worry 😅
@@Codebagel Better, :D
The slick subscribe plug😂😂 i definitely had to sub for that
Thanks, I can’t lie it was intentional 😂
Me too 😂😂
Learning React takes time, getting it to look beautiful as well takes even more time. Its like working with Photoshop without a graphical ui.
What an awesome video for the beginners to understand frontend.
Thank you so much, it was so informative!
please make data-science and AI , machine learning roadmaps too
That’s my plan! Subscribe and you’ll see!
one of the best video with well explained concepts
love it! thanks for the video
Thanks! Hope you learned something!
This video makes me think I should probably switch to learning backend
HTML and CSS *ARE* coding languages. Just not programming languages.
the first dinasour animation is fucking sick, can you please provide source code for that
You just had to include the three.js clip 0:15
Great video! loved it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Im alrdy hired as a Aircraft Mechanic. But this is useful. (idk anything abt website design. i use umatrix and Noscript)
These videos are awesome!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you like them!
I’m going to be a god at front end now
Great video man 💯
Thanks so much! Glad you like it!
front-end vs back-end. Why not both!!
I jave never seen a job posting for frontend. Only full stack.
underrated Dimond
This overview and roadmap gave me such peace of mind you have no idea, I’ve been so overwhelmed by not knowing the big picture and where to begin with front end developing my designs. This makes me feel excited and ready to learn bootstrap and react 🥹
ive mastered all of these and mastering backend, but im not god yet 😂
Hi. I have a question. Which language to use to build scalable apps? I have heard building apps on java, python is easy, but it is memory intensive. C language used less memory. So should a startup build app on C from start?
Please note, I have very little knowledge of coding
They all work. Some are better for certain scenarios, but theyll all do the job@@kartikagarwal3955
@@kartikagarwal3955
For a startup with limited coding experience, start with Python or JavaScript for easy learning and development speed. C is powerful but complex, better suited for experienced developers.
What do you want to build?
Dont forget to learn at least the fundamentals of Git
So let's say someone reached a level where he is making a full stack chat webapp using MERN, and is planning on learning testing next, would that person be close to be able to start searching for junior dev positions?
Lol no
@@andiuptown1711 shut
Yes. Be presentable. Apply non stop.
@@saarza9991 Thank you, king.
React is an javascript library not a framework
meanwhile C# with its blazor, hello ladies and gentleman :v
No body gives a damn 😅
Good sound effects
I dont think i was the right audience for this video.
Why so
>no nonsense
>proceeds to sell me courses
fucking hell
do you comment this to all videos you come across in youtube
Why did you watch it then?
@@s1lliHe did explain the roadmap as mentioned in the title and didn’t focus on course selling as a whole. Why can’t he promote a little while providing you a roadmap for free? Do you expect creators to live on air? You’re clueless and cringe.
Someone cooked something good🎉
pls do the same for web3
thanks alot
HTML and css are coding languages but not programming languages
Html is a mark up language and CSS is a programming language. You can't perform operations with html, therefore it is not coding and CSS can do it restricted therefore it's technically programming but not coding. Programming and coding are not the same.
Loovely video :)
Hey react is not a framework 😂
😂
Iam noticing that The terms framework and library are being used as synonyms to describe the same thing.
Seniors with all due respect, I need to ask, isnt frontend a dead specialty? Even now the ai is decent enough to make websites(frontend), and imagine what it will be a couple years later. Its gonna be a whole transformation with the help of ai, question is, will frontend still be a valuable skill after, 2-3 years?
It's still very far from actually making a production grade web application. Try and use AI to make any semi-complex application.. not just the UI but the functionality too. It won't even come close to doing it properly.
@@YeetYeetYe Thats for sure, but what could ai do 2 years before? what can it do now, and what will it be able to 2 years later?
@@Ahmet-x8l8c It really hasn't changed a whole lot on the programming front. LLMs are severely limited when it comes to programming complex systems. That has universally always been the case, even decades ago. We will need a form of Gen AI before any kind of software job is actually threatened, and by then all other jobs will be automated as well.
No nonsense
15 minutes long
Sell you a course
I wonder how nonsense version looks like
what about full-stack :O
Learn both 🤷
Don't Use This Type Nonsense Title
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