Learning Front End Development

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Most all of the documentation for anything computer/coding/development related that you could possibly want to learn is freely and readily available on the internet. All you have to do is put the time and effort in consistently to learn and get better at it.

It really depends on what your objectives are. If you're just interested out of intellectual curiosity and have no prior experience, you can just play around with beginner level HTML, CSS and JavaScript. If you want to be a professional front end developer you will need to become advanced in those 3 fundamental languages and then put several hundred hours in learning frameworks and making projects.

You only have a finite amount of time in this lifetime and this lifetime may or may not be the entirety of your existence. Any time spent on one activity or endeavour is inherently time that is foregone pursuing all other possible activities and not all outcomes are of equal desirability, to say the least. Choose wisely.

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