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Alexander Strand
Alexander Strand
9,536 Points
Posted by Alexander Strand
Alexander Strand
9,536 Points

What should I start after completing the Front-End track? I started the Sass track, but felt unfamiliar with the css.

Hello. Which track/course should I start after completing the Front-End track? I started the Sass track, but felt unfamiliar with the css. (&, <, > selectors). Should I watch CSS foundations?

Thanks in advance! /Alex

2 Answers

tobiaskrause
tobiaskrause
9,160 Points

Hm...since you have a good knowlege about front-end... What about learning atleast one back-end language :D (php/ruby(Rails)/python(Django/Flask)) to see all sides about programming websites/web applications.

I would learn php since php runs ~75% -80% of all websites at the moment Also php is still stronger in europe (Ruby is a little bit hyped...and gets a little bit stronger every year but it can still not really compete with php...because php is too much rooted in the business over the years and has a much bigger community).

Also if you want to do something with wordpress you might get in touch with php

Alexander Strand
Alexander Strand
9,536 Points
Alexander Strand
Alexander Strand
9,536 Points

Hey Tobias. I am working on a front-end project now and it would be fun to break it up with php learning.

Thanks for the tip! /Alex