Hello,
I've been learning HTML and CSS for a while now, and I've already created a few larger websites (the graphical interfaces, that is). I also wanted to start using JavaScript soon, but I'm supposed to start learning another language only after I've mastered the first one well, and I don't know when I'll be ready.
My question: What do I need to know in HTML and CSS to get started with JavaScript?
Thanks:)
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That depends on what you want to do. For most websites only the basics are relevant. I would start with JS as soon as possible, as this is also the most complex and extensive component at a distance. Just frameworks like Bootstrap, React etc. presuppose JS and solve the standard HTML and CSS processes you are learning relatively quickly.
So my answer:
As long as you have the basics on it, start with JS and take the swing!
Apart from the fact that there’s something like “I can’t get CSS and HTML to 100%” at all, as this is just a very small part of what you really need in web development.
OK thank you now
The absolute foundations to know how JavaScript is used in HTML.
The idea that HTML and CSS must be “complete” to begin with JS is simply nonsense. In web development these are all complementary things.
The absolute foundations I have been able to do for a long time, but do I not have to be at least advanced?
Only if you keep telling you this.
In my opinion, it is enough to be able to provide the foundations. You can practically never keep everything in mind, which is why the concentrated learning of different languages makes sense only when you stop point from a conscience.
You don’t have to be able to do anything, but you must definitely be able to:
HTML:
-html tags: p, div, ul, li, a, img, h1, 23456, span(these are 80% of the most important tags)
-semantic html : nav, header, article, section, footer, aside, etc
-form and inputs
CSS:
-selectors: id, class, element and attribute
– box model: padding, margin, border
-position: relative, absolute, fixed, sticky, etc
-flex-box
-grid
-responsive design: media queries, rem measurement.
if you can then you can get 80% html and css.
you can now employ Javascript;)
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