#front end web dev
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zero?
For frontend you typically start with html and css. Then move to js
There is no frontend without the first two.
you don't need to know JS to learn CSS/HTML. you can write an entire website with zero JS. you can also write an entire JS application with zero HTML/CSS.
as json said, typically you'd learn a small amount of HTML/CSS first, then add JS to it. then continue learning HTML/CSS while simultaneously learning more JS.
ok ok but what would be a good amount of js to learn before html and css
cuz i started wuth html first
with js i mean
I think we answered that?
no you answered if its needed
im asking if i were to use it how much would i need to know
zero.
knowing the basics of HTML/CSS will make learning JS more enjoyable. if you only learn JS through node.js (or worse, some online tool), life will be harder
do you want to manually accept CLI input/output or do you want to use pre-made input elements and pictures in a browser?
no clue what that is but it sounds hard
why are you even asking this question? do whatever the heck you want?
my end goal is front end web and im trying to get advice from others
it's a silly question. just go learn.
fair