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Posted by sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

how much html/css for javascript

i doing full stack js track. how much html/css i need 2 know? i never focus on html/css but i know the basics. is that ok? or do i need 2 learn more?

website i see on-line look simple. there is not much html but css and lots of js make website good i think.

can u help me advice?

1 Answer

Marc Lambertz
Marc Lambertz
23,515 Points
Marc Lambertz
Marc Lambertz
23,515 Points

If you want to be a good JS backend developer, then you can possibly omit learning HTML and CSS.

But if you want to create websites, so you are a fronted developer then, which means you have to learn HTML and CSS like you do with JavaScript. In frontend development, JS is nothing without HTML and CSS.

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

thank. i want front end developer. if i do front end web developer track + full stack js developer track, that good?

Marc Lambertz
Marc Lambertz
23,515 Points

It is a good start, yes. But keep in mind that a software developer should never stop learning. So if your question is if it is enough of learning, then the answer is no. Never stop learning.

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

when i finish track, i continue learn by making web-site? how do u keep learn?

Marc Lambertz
Marc Lambertz
23,515 Points

Yes, by practicing. But you can also read blog posts or other articles on the web about these topics. But don't worry too much about the future. Just keep watching and exercising the Treehouse courses. After that, start to create your own website. You will come across a lot of obstacles, you have to solve by your own. That is only possible if you really understand all of the stuff you try to learn and if you are able to read documentations.

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

ok thank