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Sidhartha Chakravarty
Sidhartha Chakravarty
1,977 Points
Posted by Sidhartha Chakravarty
Sidhartha Chakravarty
1,977 Points

Help deciding track

Hi,

I need help deciding the track that would best suit my needs. Can you please review the following requirements and tell me which track I should follow -

  1. JavaScript and related technologies
  2. JSF
  3. Database

Is there one track that encompasses all the above?

Regards, Sid Chakravarty

1 Answer

Brendon Butler
Brendon Butler
4,254 Points
Brendon Butler
Brendon Butler
4,254 Points

You should probably start with HTML Basics. Learn how to build a website to host your JavaScript and databases.

After that you could move into Front End Web Development. Which will further your HTML and CSS knowledge and kickstart your JavaScript knowledge.

For JavaScript, I would recommend taking a look at all the JavaScript tracks. It would be best to go through all of them. The link ahead will probably encompass most of these.

To continue learning JavaScript, check out the Full Stack JavaScript course. This will teach you more about the backend work of JavaScript, such as jQuery and Node.js.

Obviously for Databases check out the Database tracks. This could be handy to take before the Full Stack JavaScript course, but at the same time it could be beneficial to take it at the end of the course.