Learn Frontend Development in 2024 (7 levels)

In this video, I’m going to break down how to learn frontend web development in 2024 through 7 levels of growth.

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00:00 Introduction
00:41 Level 1 - Get Started
03:54 Level 2 - Get Better at JavaScript
06:26 Level 3 - Build Lodash Functions
07:33 Level 4 - Build Frontend Projects with HTML, CSS, & vanilla JavaScript
09:14 Level 5 - Build Frontend Projects with a Popular UI Framework
11:09 Level 6 - Build a Mini Component Library
12:35 Level 7 and beyond...
14:48 Conclusion

[Johntitor-novb]

Added to "rewtatch once in a while" playlist

[codeathlete]

halfway through the video I realised that it has 217 views and not 217K. damn!
Crazy editing and a really nice breakdown of the learning path.

[TheGamingTitan]

The quality of this video is insane for your earlier videos. Can’t wait to see how far you go,

but thanks for this video! As someone trying to get more familiar with front end and become great at it, this is a great resource!

[tylerbray]

Would love a video on part 6, that’s an interesting suggestion I haven’t heard anyone else suggest before!

[PvsTheWorld]

Didnt expert soo much value from this video, wow man thank you

[shalidhub]

ohhh man!!!1 why I didn't find you several months ago. I'm from a medical background and have been trying to learn front end development for few months but haven't actually learn that much. but I know this video will help me to become a good front end developer. Thanks for this video.

[TheRealMxnny]

I really appreciate this! I used to do a lot of web development, but then college kept me busy with learning other things like Python, Java, etc. Now that I'm returning to the world of web development, this video was just what I needed to get back on track. The web development landscape is constantly changing, with new tools and libraries emerging daily. This video provided a great overview and will help me catch up on what I need to know. Thank you so much for creating it! You've earned a sub from me!

[kan_adachi]

Sorry friends, I open the video with "how to learn web development", but I should have said "How to learn frontend development".

Although, this is still pretty relevant to anyone who wants to learn web development as a whole... It's not comprehensive for that though. Maybe that'll be a topic for another video :)

[harrisbuild]

Thanks for the unbelievable value per minute in this video!

[hayasa]

thank you so much for this guide! i'm a newbie self-taught and really appreciate your points on which part not to deep dig deep/worry yet. definitely will follow your guide! sometimes i go around and my algo got lost into back end dev stuffs. haha. took me awhile to know the difference in front and back end language/framework/tools.

[WealthWhisper]

I had been looking at a lot of videos that covered that subject but yours is by far the best. apart from this your editing is op Kan. The story telling in editing is really good

[joel]

thank you
This is beautiful
I will work on all you've pointed out

[dkncjoz]

Needed lodash, and this video is most useful for me 🎉🎉

[kowshiqkattamuri]

Hello Kan. I am from India. I feel I am lucky to have your video on my feed. You gave a very good clarity about the actual complexities involved along with the techniques to tackle them. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Please keep uploading such videos. All the very best.

[dgross]

Yes we also want you to share walkthrough vanilla js videos too plz. thank u. have a happy day

[TheAthleticCoder]

Great Video! Gives me great insight for someone who just started to learn coding!

[wilder]

Hey man this video really helped ! You really deserve more subscribers

[gokulnath]

Hello kan, please also make videos on exercises for building mini components library 12:28 . Your video is a gem💎. Along the ways also continue to let us know those valuable resources like eraser blogs.

[lastspoil]

I beg you, please do a video showing us how to design a mini component library like a button or text input.

[shreyasvaidya]

Hey Kan amazing video. I do want to see a good guide on how to build a mini component UI library.