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Hello002018-12-27 17:39:25
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Hello00, 2018-12-27 17:39:25

How to draw up a training plan?

I am 25 years old. At the moment it so happened that I have half a year of absolutely free time (from my main job). I can devote 24 hours a day to programming. I like it and I want to develop in this direction. For 2 months I learned the basic principles of working with html and css. Then I moved on to studying js, at the moment I have mastered the basic concepts. And now I understand that I’m standing still, I don’t know in which direction to move on, to studying vue js or to learn js in more depth ? Or take your time and gain experience in layout? Just when I switched to js, ​​after some period I realized that I was starting to forget, literally, the newly acquired knowledge of html / css. .I at the beginning of my post focused on the fact that I have half a year of free time. I devote an average of 15 hours a day to studying and practicing. No matter how trite it may sound, the goal is to draw out a level of knowledge worthy for minimal competition on the freelance exchange. And then, leave your main job and continue to study programming. I understand that studios, offices are a better option than freelancing, but in the village where I live, there is no such privilege.
In general, tell me how to build a training plan to achieve the above goals?
Thank you all in advance.

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Anton Spirin, 2018-12-27
@Hello00

1. Frontend Developer Roadmap
2. Leave your native village, the sooner the better. If you are strongly connected with this place, then it will be possible to return in a couple of years.

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