Here's a thread of FREE resources that helped me land my first developer role. Take a look if you're just starting out or doing #100DaysOfCode. Link your favourite resources below and help others.. 🧵👇
1. @freeCodeCamp - The perfect place to start learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript.. (FREE) freecodecamp.org/learn/responsi…
2. @Codecademy - Another great place to start with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.. (FREE) codecademy.com/catalog/langua…
3. @YouTube - It might sound obvious but there are so many great resources on YouTube. Just make sure you follow someone reputable. My vote goes for @thenetninjauk who describes things so simply.. (FREE) youtube.com/channel/UCW5Ye…
4. @scrimba - There's some great resources for practicing JavaScript or learning CSS specifics but the React course is also great.. (FREE) scrimba.com/learn/learnrea…
5. @kentcdodds - If you are serious about becoming a front end developer then you must read Kent's blogs and sign up to his newsletters. React and React Testing Library/Jest practices are found here.. (FREE) kentcdodds.com/blog
6. @wesbos - #javascript30 a brilliant way of improving your JavaScript skills. You'll probably find similar exercises in paid bootcamps.. (FREE) javascript30.com
7. @udemy - Believe it or not there are plenty of great courses on Udemy and you don't have to pay for them all.. (FREE) udemy.com/courses/free/?…
8. @codewars - Codewars is a platform of small coding challenges. Tackling a few of these in your preferred language can be great practice.. (FREE) codewars.com
Many of the above resources above cover a lot of topics, languages and frameworks. Find a platform you like but don't forget to use multiple resources to help yourself understand different implementations of the same topic.
I'm looking to help as many people as I can land their first developer role. Follow for more resources/tips and drop me a message if you need any help! 🙂👍
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