I apologize in advance for bad grammar (english is not my first language) and probably dumb questions
For the first fcc project only with html and css classes, they say you can use bootstrap (optional). I’m still so dumb in this field that I have no idea of what bootstrap is besides being a framework.
Looking at the fcc curriculum, libraries come only after html, css and javascript.
Should I be doing libraries and javascript certifications at the same time or should I stick with the fcc structure?
The modules in FCC are designed so that you can take them independent of each other, in any order. If someone happens to have bootstrap experience but wants to learn more about the underlying languages of HTML and CSS, they can do so here.
To answer your question though, no, there’s no need to do multiple certifications at once, especially if you’re new to coding as a whole. If you just focus on the responsive web design certification, that’s more than fine.
I would not suggest using bootstrap. At this point in the learning process, you will learn a lot more by doing all the CSS yourself.
As for doing other parts of the curriculum at the same time, it depends. It may become too much information and that may make learning a specific topic harder. But I think you can safely start to look at the JavaScript part and slowly begin learning more about JS. If at some point you feel it’s too much info, then stop and go back to just finishing the Responsive Web Design Projects.
I personally think it helps if you follow the structure if you’re learning just because the curriculum builds on previous knowledge, particularly the parts pertaining to javascript.