When we open the freeCodeCamp curriculum page, we can see these web development curriculums:
Responsive Web Design Certification
JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification
Front End Libraries Certification
Data Visualization Certification
APIs and Microservices Certification
I only could just assume which curriculum for front-end and which one for back-end, but I’m not sure.
Can you tell me the right curriculum for front-end and back-end development?
Does the first three curriculum enough to make a job as a front-end developer?
And does the Data Visualization Certification necessary for back-end development?
the freeCodeCamp curriculum as a whole is thought to be followed from top to bottom, with each certificate a milestone, to have a basic understanding of full-stack development, each certificate build on the previous ones.
but if you want to compartimentalize, which is not suggested
front end:
Responsive Web Design Certification
JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification
Front End Libraries Certification
Data Visualization Certification
back-end:
APIs and Microservices Certification
Quality Assurance Certification
Scientific Computing with Python Certification
Data Analysis with Python Certification
Information Security Certification
Machine Learning with Python Certification
if you want to compartimentalize some more, you can divide it even more between back-end javascript, and python
Thank’s for the reply @ieahleen , it’s really clear up the confusion i have. I do agree that it’s not suggested to compartimentalize them, since its better to learn both front-end and back-end sides. Thank you.