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1,108 Pointsentry level developer?
I would like to know how I can land an entry level developer job and what skills I should study?. I have been studying HTML, CSS, and IOS Im not that good in IOS and I know that mobile development to land a job you a lot of experience, please help me?.
4 Answers
Dylan Shine
17,565 PointsDespite what stack you're developing on, at the end of the day, programming is programming. As a new dev looking to break into the industry, I'd suggest you begin focusing on JavaScript. It's such a versatile language and solid JS devs are some of the most sought after positions on the market. First start by mastering JavaScript as a language and then try to venture off into different frameworks depending on what you want to focus on. Meteor is a really cool full-stack JS framework that's very mobile friendly (for both iOS and Android).
Eloquent JavaScript by Marijn Haverbeke is a good complement TTH's JS track. http://eloquentjavascript.net/
Hope that helps, Dylan
jason chan
31,009 PointsJS takes 5 years to learn. KEEP ON HACKING.
Łukasz Mikołajczak
2,654 PointsWhat do You mean "JS takes 5 years to learn"? I think it's individual thing...like someone can get basic knowledge in JS in 1 month and someone else it will take much longer / shorter. jason chan do You think that after 5 years of learning JS You won't need to learn JS anymore? For me web-dev is continous learning.
Cheers!
omied badr
1,108 Pointsthanks for the input