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guram dgebuadze
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guram dgebuadze
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,122 Points
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guram dgebuadze
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,122 Points

Hi guys is it good idea to just go with front Developer track?

or better I do Html, css and javaskript courses individually

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Dayne Stevens
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Dayne Stevens
Dayne Stevens
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I have not completed that track, however I have done some of the courses in the track ( I had formal education that covered a decent amount of HTML and CSS). From my experience with tracks and the courses as a long time user of Treehouse, I'd recommend using the track. sure it bounces around a little in terms of what you're using but the difficulty and learning curve makes sense, IE: arguably media queries in CSS and more advanced CSS can sometimes be more confusing than basic JavaScript. From the looks of the front end track, and the tracks I have experienced, they normally build up very well and you leave a track with good base knowledge for the next one you choose to tackle.

tezzica
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tezzica
tezzica
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It really depends what you want to achieve. Are you looking to become a front-end developer? If so, then it may be the best option to take that track then elaborate more into other areas of html/css/javascript if it wasn't covered in the track to familiar yourself more. I agree with Dayne that some concepts may be easier to understand in the order made out in the track verse learning them separately.