What is the basic set of knowledge for frontend developmenta?

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Good afternoon! I work as a 1C programmer, but web development is very interesting. Trying to google and find information on lessons \ book, now almost daily there are a huge number of new languages ​​\ frameworks \ cms, etc. that one gets the feeling that it's almost impossible to keep up with this if you don't just do it =) So I wanted to understand which "path" to choose, and which languages ​​/ frameworks to start studying, which ones to focus on. Because this is still a hobby and there is not much time left for this and it is not possible to study everything in a row. Advise direction =) (which languages ​​to choose for learning, frameworks, video courses and books on them is desirable
) I have a very basic understanding of html + css + js, I started reading about SPA, it seems to be relevant and promising ?! www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/25457206
I also wanted to ask if it is worth starting your study with node.js and its frameworks like express?
In general, any advice and comments. Thanks in advance! =)

Answer 1

It is better to study html + css + js (vanilla + jQuery) at a fairly good level and only then look towards frameworks. Frameworks are certainly cool, but there are too many of them (or they are too cumbersome). Excellent knowledge in js, and the frontend in general, will not go anywhere, but the knowledge gained from studying the features and innards of some monstrous angular can easily turn into a pumpkin with the release of, say, its second version (not all of course, but most of ). All the same, frameworks are things already for specific tasks, and they are most often designed for teams.

Answer 2

If for SPA, I advise you to google about Angularjs, React js. It is also worth reading about the back, for example, Node JS.

Answer 3

Required: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Plus: RequireJS, ReactJS, TypeScript, Sass/Less, KnockoutJS, Polymer
AngularJS - don't even start learning.

Answer 4

There is absolutely no way to work without it: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery.
Almost always needed: LESS/SASS.
And knowledge of some framework to choose from: Backbone / React / Angular, but this is already such an average junior, not a beginner.

Answer 5

I hasten to note that React is not a framework, like Anguar or Backbone, it is just a library for the interface.