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JavaScript

Posted by marcos rodriguez
marcos rodriguez
1,214 Points

I was wondering about choosing tracks. I am currently in Front End and eventually want to get into Full Stack. Help?

So I am currently in the Front End track with html, css, javascript, I have finished the first few chapters, almost getting me into the javascript chapter. Now, if I am planning on doing Full Stack should I continue this or should I just change tracks now?

And if so, I noticed there is a "Full Stack Javascript" and a "Full Stack Foundations" track. So Im guessing FS JS would be the first one?

I am sure completing the Front End "would help" in theory, but is it too much info before going into the full stack?

Sorry for the many questions and thank you for any responses!

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,173 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,173 Points

You're already doing what I would suggest, and the same thing I did myself. Complete "Front End" and then move on. There will be some overlap in the tracks, but you will be able to just skip courses you've taken in another track.

And I believe "Full Stack Foundations" is intended to come before "Full Stack Javascript".

marcos rodriguez
marcos rodriguez
1,214 Points

Ok, so you went "Front End," then "FS Foundations" then "FS Javascript"?

Thanks for the response btw!

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,173 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,173 Points

Actually, "Foundations" didn't come out until later so I actually took it last, but it contains more introductory material so I think it should come before "Stack".