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Jason Cornwall
9,645 PointsShould I Do The JavaScript Track?
I am currently half way through the Front-End track so I have developed a pretty good understanding of the most fundamental concepts in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. However, I would really really love to improve my JavaScript skills and most likely become a JavaScript Developer.
I have heard on here that the Full-stack JavaScript track might not be very good and that has made me hesitate. I really wanna learn JavaScript well but Im not sure if switching to that track is the best idea. Should switch to the JavaScript track or should I continue on the Front-End track? Any advice or opinions would be very much appreciated.
3 Answers
Steven Parker
229,783 PointsWhy not finish your current track, and then join the Full-stack JavaScript as the next step?
(That's what I did)
Jerome King
9,568 PointsFinish the Front End Track then move over to Full Stack JS. In Full-Stack you still are going to have to refer back to the Front-End alot so its good to get to just finish since you started already.
Frank Stepanski
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,565 PointsWhat did you hear that the full stack JavaScript was not any good? I was thinking of signing up too.
Jason Cornwall
9,645 PointsJason Cornwall
9,645 PointsThat makes sense since the Front-End track still has a few JavaScript courses left on it. I guess Im really wondering if it would be possible to focus on JavaScript entirely from here on out and still be a good Front-End developer, without furthering my knowledge in HTML and CSS.