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I’ve been asked a few times to share a list of the resources I used when I was first learning to code, as well as my ongoing go-to resources. I just sent out an email to a student at my alma mater whom I chatted with at an alumni event recently. I was happy to help him out and point …
The guy who is quickly becoming my coding guru, Brad Traversy, has a series of videos on his YouTube page called JavaScript Cardio. They include the type of exercises you might find yourself having to answer in a job interview. When I first started learning JavaScript, I’d look at stuff like this and feel absolutely befuddled. Now I actually find …
TL;DR: Yes, I would say a Frontend Nanodegree from Udacity is worth it, IF you’re the type of person who needs a bit more structure to their learning process, but also wants the flexibility of being able to learn on their own time (i.e not in a classroom/bootcamp setting). Just be sure to take advantage of the resources that Udacity …