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Jonathan Hurley
441 PointsWhere to begin with available topics
Is it recommended to start with Web Design and move through the other topics? Or try them all a little bit at a time?
I've been focusing on Web Design so far, but I'm reviewing the Ruby on Rails now. Just curious if there is a common path.
Also, the video stutters fairly consistently on Chrome/Firefox. Internet seems fine other than that and performing a refresh of the webpage seems to help in most problem situations.
3 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsRegarding the video stuttering here are a few things to try:
- Try using
incognitoorprivacymode - Try another computer
- It's possible it's one of your extensions, try disabling them one at a time to see if you can narrow down the issue
James Barnett
39,199 PointsIf you take a look at the Become a Web Developer learning adventure you will see the suggested course is to learn HTML & CSS before proceeding into Ruby on Rails.
The reason for this is that HTML & CSS are the foundations on which all web-based properties are based.
Joseph Wachira
17,972 PointsSure as James suggests HTML & CSS are the core foundations upon which web properties are build so it's wiser to go through them first before diving into Ruby. But still this is not a requirement but it makes you a better web developer.