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Hugo Paigneau
Hugo Paigneau
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Posted by Hugo Paigneau
Hugo Paigneau
4,253 Points

Where should i continue ?

Hello Treehouse ! I just finished the Beginner Javascript Track, so that i'm pretty use to be doing some good interraction (JS basics, DOM, JQuery and plugg ins, etc..). I wanted some advice on where i should continue after that ? I think about D3.js or should i begin another type of language ? I'm really hesitating right now !

5 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points

If you're enjoying JavaScript you might go for Full Stack JavaScript next. Or maybe Front-End Web Development if you want more general web technology.

Henrik Christensen
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Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 Points
Henrik Christensen
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Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 Points

Learn some basic html and css, or check out the full-stack javascript track? But it really depends on what the end goal of your learning is :-)

Justin Radcliffe
Justin Radcliffe
18,987 Points
Justin Radcliffe
Justin Radcliffe
18,987 Points

Hi Hugo, before jumping into another language i'd recommend that you build an application from scratch incorporating everything you've just learned. By doing this you'll internalize the skills you learned in the course by making mistakes, asking questions and finding solutions. Then I'd think about starting another course/track.

Hugo Paigneau
Hugo Paigneau
4,253 Points
Hugo Paigneau
Hugo Paigneau
4,253 Points

Thanks for your answer, my first goas is to use Javascript so that i can relate with a database; i've already learnt about SQL and so on, but i'd like to link js so that for example i could put fields i've written ininto my database

Ezra Siton
Ezra Siton
12,644 Points
Ezra Siton
Ezra Siton
12,644 Points

JS & databases = node.js and MongoDB

The main benefit in the "learning curve" is that MongoDB is very intuitive and readable

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/mongo-basics

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/nodejs-basics-2

https://www.mongodb.com/

This is a huge topic and I believe in the future treehouse will add more courses about this.

Ezra Siton
Ezra Siton
12,644 Points
Ezra Siton
Ezra Siton
12,644 Points

In my opnion - if you want to get more deeply to JS: This is the "full" track of JS: https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks/full-stack-javascript

Or this for better HTML-CSS-JS knowledge (You already learn some of the courses): https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks/front-end-web-development

Anyway "D3.js" is a short course :) You can combine this course with any track.

Also angular / react / node.js and other cool libraries of JS will give you a lot of practical knowledge. https://teamtreehouse.com/library/topic:javascript

  • "should i begin another type of language" :) its very Individual