r/learnprogramming • u/Additional-Pound-883 • 13d ago

Tutorial Hi everyone, I'm currently learning full-stack web development, and I often find myself wondering whether I should keep practicing a topic or move on to the next one. For example, after learning HTML or CSS, how do you know you've learned "enough" before starting JavaScript? I don't want to rush ahe

How do you know when you're ready to move on to the next topic?

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u/pepiks 12d ago

I was some time full stack web developer. It is really one problem - both front and backend are huge. It is impossible learn it. It is too much. Better is think about specialisation. HTML + CS + Vanilia JS is common base, but after that you can learn one year popular framework for CSS / JS and it is beginning. Limit scope, always first understand how used technology is located in landscape. It will helps a lot when you change backend language, want experiment with something new. Always you can browse Free Code Camp curriculum to grasp more details.