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General Discussion

Nicole Rogers
Nicole Rogers
540 Points

Where to begin and progress and work?

I really do not understand tech talk as much as I thought, but I love learning so it's okay! My first question is where do I even begin if I a fresh new comer to the tech world and I want to eventually have my own social media application or even one day company like a Twitter, Instagram, etc. (all just fresh ideas of where I think I want to take my knowledge, may change as I grow and learn). I am interested in the design aspect so far. I do think I should start there just to get the basics and also start building a design portfolio so in the mean time I can start at least designing websites and getting payed! Secondly, after mastering that I was thinking I could then move on to development, now this is where I get confused. Development encompasses a front end developer and that means that this is the person who uses codes to basically make the website work and run as opposed to designer who just paints the pretty picture? Am I thinking in the right direction? I may need a mentor lol! Thanks in advance.

1 Answer

jason chan
jason chan
31,009 Points

Here: https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks/digital-literacy

Then you will decide if you want to be web developer, mac app developer, game developer, or android developer.

Here at team treehouse:
our web development tracks:

#web design (photoshop, illustrator, html, css, sass)
#front end dev  (html, css, sass, javascript, ajax, and jquery)

Backend

#ruby then ruby on rails
#python then flask
#php
#C-Sharp 
#Node.js (javascript) 

Game development:
#Unity (C#)

iOs App development:
#swift or objective C

Andriod development:
#java
#andriod SDK

Whole list of tracks below:

https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks

Nicole Rogers
Nicole Rogers
540 Points

On the digital literacy track now! Thank you