She was getting solid experience for years in front-end and back-end development by building software for known IT companies.
Her IT expertise is React.JS, Angular, React Native, Flutter, Node.JS, and Nest.JS.
In the last years, she was doing business for Duomly, focusing on IT as well as Online Marketing, Design, and Content Creation like Blogging and Youtube.
After hours Anna manages her true crime youtube channel, loves sport, sun, and mediterrean cuisine.
React.js is one of the most popular front-end frameworks nowadays, which lots of people find useful to learn. After mastering the theory, it comes the time to start the practice, and then it may seem a little bit difficult, how to start, how to get data, how to display it. But creating your first React.js application doesn’t have to be so complicated.
It’s also a way to practice Javascript skills, but not the only one.
If you decided you want to be a programmer, you have to remember that it means you are going to learn constantly. It doesn’t matter if you’ve just started, or if you have an experience, there will be something new, you want to master. Of course, at the beginning of your programming adventure, you have much more to learn.
In the beginning, everything may seem very exciting. After you gathered all the sources, courses, books, and all you need, it may seem like you are going to study for ages to complete everything and reach your goal.
What are javascript classes Classes are a fundamental concept in object-oriented programming, and they are used in many programming languages, but it wasn’t like this in Javascript. Until ECMAScript2015, known as ES6, classes didn’t exist in JS. In 2015 with the update classes were introduced as syntactic sugar for the existing prototype inheritance model. What classes bring is a more comfortable and more readable syntax for objects and inheritance.
Javascript is one of the most popular programming languages in previous years, but lots of people still ask the question, why it’s worth to learn JS. Since a few years, Javascript spread so much that it’s visible almost everywhere, front-end, back-end and even mobile development and the popularity of this programming language is not getting smaller. There are tones of different frameworks which grown on Javascript basics and are used almost in every project which needs any user interface.
In June 2015, after six years of break, there was a significant update of Javascript which brought lots of new features. Since that time every year we a new edition with a set of new features which are supposed to help developers and make our work more efficient. To help you keep track on what is going on with Javascript versions, I’m going to list the most useful features grouped by the edition and add some code examples for a better overview.
Recently, a lot of people ask what they should learn to become a front-end developer. How to learn front-end while there are so many things to learn, everything changes so fast, new technologies, new popular libraries almost once a year. When you start reading articles and news about it, you can feel lost. All these technologies React, Angular, Vue.js, jQuery, Javascript, even Bootstrap are popping up everywhere. And at this point, you probably wonder how and where to start and finally become good at it.