🎉 Milestone Unlocked: A Journey in Frontend Engineering!
I’m excited to share a personal achievement today! Some time ago, I embarked on a journey with Frontend Masters to enhance my skills as a frontend engineer, and I’ve now reached the first of two major milestones! 🚀
Through their incredible courses, I’ve completed the Sitecore UI journey, which covered:
✅ Foundations: JavaScript basics, and introductions to React, TypeScript, and Next.js
✅ Advanced topics: Intermediate React/Next.js, GraphQL fundamentals, performance optimization, and best practices for unit testing
✅ Practical application: Building full-stack apps in Next.js

This curriculum provided everything I need to get started with Sitecore headless development using React and Next.js.
One key takeaway? Learning by doing is essential. While listening and watching are great, it’s the hands-on practice—building apps and experimenting with new features—that truly solidifies knowledge. That’s why I’ve been sharing posts and demos of my work along the way. 😊
This journey has been over 70 hours of focused learning, packed with insights, challenges, and a ton of value. I’m thrilled to continue by diving into the next stage: Sitecore integration!
A huge thanks to the Frontend Masters team for creating such amazing content, and to everyone who’s supported me so far. Here’s to more growth and exciting projects ahead! 💪
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Christian Hahn

When I began my web development journey, I just learned basic concepts and moved into learning frameworks like React and Next. Closures, Hoisting, and promises did not quite click for me then. But as I delved deeper and deeper into React, I wanted to understand every bit and piece of JS. Frontend Masters made this journey smoother. Over the past year, I completed several of their JS workshops, and now I can confidently say I know Javascript.

Completed Javascript courses:
1. Deep JavaScript Foundations, v3
2. JavaScript: The Hard Parts, v2
3. Vanilla JS: You Might Not Need a Framework
4. The Hard Parts of Asynchronous JavaScript.
5. JavaScript Performance

The most recent workshop I completed was "The Hard Parts of Asynchronous JavaScript." The workshop started with Execution context and event loop and ended with implementing Async/Await from scratch. It was the most profound Aha moment of my Javascript journey thus far!

Mahdi Murshed

Software Engineer

Completing the Computer Science Learning Path from Frontend Masters help me land a high paying job.

Saurabh Ramesh Kacholiya

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Time to time I recommend Frontend Masters, but the Professional Learning Path was especially great one.
I tried dozens of resources over the years and chose this one to have a yearly subscription.
56 hours of great instructors and brilliant content.

Nikoloz Chkhaidze

Software Engineer

Just finished another section of the "Design to Code" path I'm taking on Frontend Masters 🥳 Topics talked about were layout, color theory, typography, images and performance. Great refresher that I didn't know I needed

Mery

merycodes

I'm taking courses on the Frontend Masters Beginner learning path, and Brian Holt is great. His course website is informative and interactive.

Zhenis Pir

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