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JavaScript

Dewayne Thomas
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Dewayne Thomas
Courses Plus Student 10,283 Points
Posted by Dewayne Thomas
Dewayne Thomas
Courses Plus Student 10,283 Points

Next Course To Take

Hi,

I just need some direction in the next course i should take that make sense. I finished the "How To Build A Website," course that contained, HTML and CSS.

I'm thinking about taking Javascript, because I feel it goes hand in hand with HTML and CSS, but want to choose the right javascript course/track. Can you direct me as to what javascript course/track I should take? Or direct me to who can help me make this decision....Preferably a teacher from treehouse. Thanks.

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points

I'm just a fellow student, but if you'd like to focus on JavaScript, I would recommend the Beginner JavaScript track.

Or, if you'd prefer to continue with a mix of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you might like Front End Web Development.

Dewayne Thomas
Dewayne Thomas
Courses Plus Student 10,283 Points
Dewayne Thomas
Dewayne Thomas
Courses Plus Student 10,283 Points

Hi Steven,

Thanks for responding. I Saw the intro video to the front end developing, it seems great, but going through another lesson on HTML and CSS that i've already learned may be repeatitive. Unless the course teaches you how to incorporate Javascript into HTML and CSS? If so then that would be grand?

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points

The concept of "Front End Web Development" is all about using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to work together, though some individual courses may focus on one aspect.

If the track includes any courses you've taken already you can skip past them.