Direct link to Github's new Open Source guide: https://opensource.guide

Unfortunately, I have never come across a single unified resource for everything web dev. I started with HTML/ PHP, then CSS, and then JavaScript. It then took years of experimentation / trial and error to learn the ways in which the different parts all fit together. Here are a couple of helpful resources I have found along the way: Command Line Crash Course: https://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/appendixa.html React / Webpack / ES6 - https://survivejs.com/react/introduction/ Michael Hartl's book on Rails taught me a ton about version control best practices, testing, and RESTful API's. Admittedly, I have never put a Ruby on Rails app into production, but I have been able to apply these tools in my work - https://www.railstutorial.org/book I don't have time to write more now, but maybe some of those resources are helpful.

@somu, Thanks so much for your response. And thank you for your work on Hashnode, I find it to be a really great, open community. Right away I am wondering about how you handle Server-rendering with certain aspects of state in Alt, some in Redux. I looked at the source rather quickly, and it appears you are still using Iso for server rendering? I actually think I could get away with this gradual approach as well. Rewriting the app = less time for other stuff.