What concept/project/series have you decided to take on for the duration of the "Learn in Public" challenge?
I have decided to unlearn and relearn and the fundamentals of frontend web development. I am taking a six months web development course which also happens to be a part of a scientific research aiming to develop an online course builder with best instructional design practices.
Why did you pick this focus?
In the past couple of months, I have been down web3/blockchain rabbit hole where I have learned and acquired some basic knowledge in building Dapps, Daos and Nfts. However, I thought it wise to take a few steps back and build a strong Web2 foundation before fully transitioning into the Web3 world.
Why do you think sharing your journey in public will help others?
Learning in public will help others who are starting out to have an end-to-end visibility journey on how to fully transition into web3 development. Thus, appreciating the importance of discipline in keeping the fire of motivating burning.
Share the the title you landed on for the series you're going to create as well as the "entries" you anticipate creating/tackling.
Title: The prerequisites for web3 Development
Entry 1: Web Design
Entry 2: HTML
Entry 3: CSS
Entry 4: JavaScript
Entry 5: Databases
What concept/project/series have you decided to take on for the duration of the "Learn in Public" challenge?
I have decided to unlearn and relearn and the fundamentals of frontend web development. I am taking a six months web development course which also happens to be a part of a scientific research aiming to develop an online course builder with best instructional design practices.
Why did you pick this focus?
In the past couple of months, I have been down web3/blockchain rabbit hole where I have learned and acquired some basic knowledge in building Dapps, Daos and Nfts. However, I thought it wise to take a few steps back and build a strong Web2 foundation before fully transitioning into the Web3 world.
Why do you think sharing your journey in public will help others?
Learning in public will help others who are starting out to have an end-to-end visibility journey on how to fully transition into web3 development. Thus, appreciating the importance of discipline in keeping the fire of motivating burning.
Share the the title you landed on for the series you're going to create as well as the "entries" you anticipate creating/tackling.
Title: The prerequisites for web3 Development
Entry 1: Web Design
Entry 2: HTML
Entry 3: CSS
Entry 4: JavaScript
Entry 5: Databases
This sounds like a great idea! I look forward to your posts!