Hello guys i been studying everyday so i can get that dream job i'm seeking. I really would like to know how much i should learn in order to start applying for Junior Web Developer Jobs Thanks in Advance.
Hello guys i been studying everyday so i can get that dream job i'm seeking. I really would like to know how much i should learn in order to start applying for Junior Web Developer Jobs Thanks in Advance.
Tapas Adhikary
Educator @tapaScript | Founder CreoWis & ReactPlay - Writer - YouTuber - Open Source
Jun 17, 2019
You know, there is a famous quote:
The first part of the quote is scary but, the last part is very realistic. I believe in it personally. I am sure, you have planned out what are the areas you need to learn. You got to decide the depth though. I do not believe(may be wrong but works for me!) in going deeper in each of the subjects/topics that sound trendy.
... and I believe these are more than enough to keep me in touch with technologies, people, social media etc to get my learning going and may be help in getting the desired job!
Btw, some of the answers from your previous question seems still relevant to this answer.
All the Best, Marquez Pickett!
Mark
Jun 18, 2019
Maybe this post from a few hours ago is interesting:
Don't Learn Too Many Things The Coding Unicorn
Personally I'd say it's hard to give a quantitative line of when it's enough. I'd say unless you're usually overconfident, you should start applying for jobs before you feel you know enough. If you're rejected you'll just have lost some time, but you might also be accepted, and then you can continue learning on the job. Even if rejected you'll probably learn what you should focus on next.
Juni Brosas
Frontend Developer
Jun 18, 2019
Look for a project from Github and start replicating and studying how things are being implemented.
Benefits:
Shad Mirza
Building Hashnode
Jun 17, 2019
See the tags you have added in this post. That's enough (include either Angular or React). Mastering one or two things is better than knowing a lot of things.
Keep your stack but make sure you know them really well.
Arneelus Lewis
Web Developer
Jun 18, 2019
The Basics HTML, CSS, and Javascript
Along with a good portfolio can get you started.
Siddharth Vishvanath (Sid)
Full Stack Developer
Jun 18, 2019
It depends on what kind of company you are searching in. You may already know a book called Coding Interview was written by Gayle Laakmann. In that book, it tells you everything you need.
You should read the first few pages of that book. It really turns your perspective about interviews around. There are also coding questions and all but the first few pages explains all about interviews and what you should know and how to prepare.
My advice would be that you learn Vue, Angular and React. Then NoSQL database and a SQL database. Then learn Node, Server Side Rendering(NextJS), Express JS. Learn to create REST API and also learn GRAPHQL API. Once you have some projects related to this you will be able to enter any junior level job. You do not need to know advanced features just small basic working of it would give you a good start.
I learned Angular and then started learning React. Then I compared my understanding of both of these frameworks, I felt more comfortable with react so now I found a job where I work in react. So you need to find your language that you have a passion towards. That is why you must explore all kinds of frameworks and tech. I hope this helps you.
Disha T
Web Developer
Jul 25, 2019
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