What is the most efficient (time and cost considered) way to learn front-end code with no prior experience?
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I say learn css formally because it is not very intuitive for someone coming from backend
You shouldn’t approach CSS like a programming language like many CS people often do. What I mean by this is that you start from learning the syntax and each of the rules.
The right way to learn CSS is from a design first approach. You learn about layout, block formatting context, stacking context, layer composition, reflow, repaints, and extend into design systems. Then you build your rule vocabulary around those concepts. I believe this is the only way to make sense of everything.