How to become a coder in 2020?

Question

IT education

Hello!

There is a huge amount of information about HTML, CSS and JS on the Internet, but some of it is already out of date. I would not want to learn something that I will never need.

• Sites like htmkbook.ru
  
• Books (Lawson, Sharpe, Lubbers and others)
  
• Tutorials
  
• YouTube and more.
  

Where is the best and most practical place to start in 2020?

Answer 1

It is impossible to say with certainty that this or that information will never be useful. Letters are still typed on tables, and you can’t think of anything better than float to wrap text around a picture. Yes, in real projects issues of relevance are raised, but often they concern new technologies and their support. At the beginning of the journey, you don’t need to bother with it, better learn the basics, form a practical base, and - most importantly - show respect for antiquity, the pillars on which the web we know stands :)
Start with htmlacademy, the basics are well laid out there + a lot of practice. Then learn how to work with flex, they are full of surprises (one flex-grow: 9999 is worth it) and check out the WebDesign Master channel. A good channel that will open up a lot of new and complex things for you.
And then... googol. Take layouts and typeset. Type a lot, type in different ways. By the time you are of interest to an employer, your stack will look something like this:
HTML5, CSS3, Js basics (the ability to at least copy-paste the code and understand why it works), setting up any plugins using jQuery, preprocessors (less or sass), layout optimization methods, Gulp (or another assembler) and mb something on the little things.
Something like this :)

Answer 2

Download at least some layout courses on torrents (fresh, at least 2018-2019) and watch them.
Why? In my understanding, they will give an understanding of what minimum set of skills a workbench needs to know.
In general, be prepared that you will have to study constantly, in each vacancy you will see technologies that you have not taught.
PS
- I constantly look at sites like htmkbook.ru
- I didn’t read books (there was no need and there was no time)
- if you find an intelligent tutorial - that's great
- Youtube by itself

Answer 3

I looked at udemy, here is a good course that covers a lot of everything necessary for layout

Answer 4

You find a fresh layout video on YouTube, see if there is a bam there, whether it uses flexes, and as few margins as possible, if everything is fine, then you layout with it, then you find the layout yourself and already layout it yourself. For css, I can advise Sorax, there is also js there