JavaScript is the real deal and it’s probably the most complex amongst the frontend frameworks. It’s the dude that’s primarily responsible for creating web and mobile applications.
These are some tools that can help you with JavaScript:
Webpack bundles your application and all its dependencies into one file. Your apps become lighter and better organised with Webpack.
So, everyone knows JavaScript is problematic. jQuery is like the Jerry to Javascript’s Tom. For every problem encountered on JavaScript, you can find a solution with jQuery. jQuery helps to reduce the amount of code you’d have normally used with JavaScript. It’s a life and a time saver. Literally.
Postman is a great app for API development. You can create workspaces and collections for building and creating APIs. Postman also helps you check out the health of your API.
You can store and manage your code on Git. The good thing about the gut is that it helps you track your code through every single change you might make to it and it allows you to reverse those changes if you so wish.
You can make your public and private repos on Git and manage many projects at the same time.
GitHub on the other hand helps you keep track of bugs, project management and project wikis.
Generally, you can learn any of these frameworks for free on any of these platforms
Some not so free ones but with great courses and resources:
If you’re tired of tutorials ehn, check these out:
Frontend Mentor is literally what it is: a frontend mentor. You get to build stuff, try out challenges, put everything you think you know to test and you also get feedback from other Devs.
Style Stage helps with CSS a lot. Check it out and thank me later.
FP has a detailed curated list of great web pages and you basically have the challenge of trying to clone them. Cloning is one of the best ways to learn, right? Try it out.
Remember that learning can be fun and it never ends.