Best way to learn frontend development for backend SWE

So far in my career able to do ok just by doing backend development, but now a days looks like you are expected to be full stack engineer esp in product teams to be impactful. I tried doing basic web dev courses from youtube, udemy but lose interest with those long hour courses. Any suggestions how can someone who didn’t do any FE(don’t know basic html 😀) to pickup UI development? Resources, where to start and how to stay interested to build something from starch. Thanks! TC: 210k

Reify Health UFil08 Jan 15, 2022

Make a web app for some idea you’re excited about / would use personally

Indeed HiHq66 OP Jan 15, 2022

How to pick up the skills needed?

Reify Health UFil08 Jan 15, 2022

At each step along the way google it. Choose a framework first; probably React.

General Motors opus_ Jan 15, 2022

You may just have to suck it up and deal with the long hour courses. If you prefer reading docs, the link below may help https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/

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iquitgogle Jan 15, 2022

I do mainly back end services. It's hard. I wish I did front end. I'm stuck like you though I keep slacking. The Odin project is good though.

Cimpress SDE/SWE Jan 15, 2022

HTML then CSS (learn Grid system and Flexbox) After this try to build 1 page portfolio static Website using all the css you learnt (for Computer screens, need not be responsive website) The you can learn Bootstrap to create a responsive website. Then you can learn ReactJs/Angular whichever framework your team/company uses. Then build a weather app using this framework. (Use some external APIs to fetch weather details)