My front-end learning route
The first stage:
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HTML+CSS：
div+css box model website development
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JavaScript：
Basic special effects: Tabbar, carousel, pop-up layer, scrolling, parallax effect
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JQuery
Special effects, animation, the use of common html framework
second stage:
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Mobile terminal development, adapt to multiple devices (including resolution, layout...
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Use get, post to request front-end interactive development.
The third stage:
- Learn ES5, ES6 new syntax (especially arrow functions
- Object-oriented thinking
The fourth stage:
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Learn git operations
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Understand and master the use of yarn and npm scaffolding and the installation of related dependencies
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Learn mainstream front-end frameworks (react, vue, etc.)
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Canonical code format
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Modular component development
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Development of website applications for component-oriented ideas
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Mini Program Development
The fifth stage:
- Form your own web development workflow (from project creation, configuration, writing, deployment, debugging to deployment and release)
- Ability to quickly locate problems encountered during project development
The sixth stage:
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Node.js full stack development
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Linux, windows, MacOs environment configuration, asynchronous programming, non-blocking I/O, modular concept, modular management tools, modular development process, debugging.
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Rapid development framework:
Express, Koa2, cloud development, etc.