JS and React are way better documented than ASP dot net otherwise I would recommend learning that because C# and C++ knowledge is generally more useful than javascript.
I also don’t know if FullStackOpen covers multipage sites very well, but it’s easy to convert a site later on anyways.
Other than that 10/10 resource that can really help people like the ones described in the image.
Probably not, best bet might be pirating a textbook but even then they really only have options to choose from like Core 3.1 and 4.0 so libraries used in the examples are all likely deprecated.
https://fullstackopen.com/en/about
You’re going to need a real part time job at a local store as well, until you learn enough to switch careers, good luck.
Oh wow interesting site
Yeah it’s aight.
JS and React are way better documented than ASP dot net otherwise I would recommend learning that because C# and C++ knowledge is generally more useful than javascript.
I also don’t know if FullStackOpen covers multipage sites very well, but it’s easy to convert a site later on anyways.
Other than that 10/10 resource that can really help people like the ones described in the image.
Any decent sources for ASP? I need it for work haha
(Absolutely boned if it doesn’t work on Linux btw)
Probably not, best bet might be pirating a textbook but even then they really only have options to choose from like Core 3.1 and 4.0 so libraries used in the examples are all likely deprecated.