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I finished 4 courses <HTML> {CSS} (JS) and $(JQuery) what is the next step 👣for ne to move a head.I am waiting for your Answers

I have no course to continue next I am waiting for your tangible assistance with a reliable Answer ✅

17th Jan 2018, 9:06 PM

Touai Ali

7 Answers

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practice, practice and practice one more time, u can make a pause as u ve learned a big amount of information and assimilate it via practise, i dont think u know it perfectly👌😉

17th Jan 2018, 9:10 PM

Botol

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You seem to be heading down the web development path, so I recommend PHP next, as it is used for server-side tasks and is very useful for webpages. https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/895575/?ref=app

17th Jan 2018, 10:01 PM

Robyn A

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Thanks 🙏 to all of you whom help me to see the next level...I thanks you all I am even short of words 💬 thanks to all mr. Obsessed I really appreciate.Mr. Robyn-A thanks also

17th Jan 2018, 10:08 PM

Touai Ali

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Ok thanks 🙏 I have your Answers✅

17th Jan 2018, 10:49 PM

Touai Ali

+ 2

Congrats. What you need to do next is taking more challenges. Practice makes perfect. Not just in SoloLearn, but also in real life. Learn some server side programming languages such as PHP and also with its CMS and frameworks such as WordPress, Laravel, and also PSD to HTML. You also need to learn some JavaScript libraries such as Angular, React, etc. Welcome to Web Development.

19th Jan 2018, 6:12 AM

Aristo Rinjuang

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challenge and code what you've learned, you'll never know it all, all the time, so keeping the codes daily will help you engrave all what you've already learned in your brain. Also would recommend following and studying other SLs codes as well.. keep growing 👍

19th Jan 2018, 7:34 PM

Emma Al

I'd say you pause first and assess yourself... Can you do html challenges without losing too often? Can you make or imitate a website's front page design like google or facebook? Can you make a game? If you think you can do it with ease then you can go to the next language you prefer. You shouldn't hurry yourself.👍

17th Jan 2018, 10:39 PM

Jonathan Pizarra (JS Challenger)