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Learn web development by starting with simple JavaScript, then moving on to TypeScript, React, and finally Next.js for the front-end. For the back-end, start with JavaScript, then learn TypeScript, Node.js with Express, and finally a framework like Angular or Vue.js.

Avoid This Mistake in Web Development Learning

The foundation is the key in any field.

Adding captions in the center of the screen is annoying. Anything that can be written in one simple sentence might not worthy making a video.

Yes I also feel that without the base in JavaScript, all the project I am doing is like parroting, copying code from the developer never understanding why he did that