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I feel like I have a good idea of Web development HTML/CSS/JS and jQuery but what now?

How do I go about getting an entry level job.

I've taken up to Calculus 1 in college but that was a few years ago and haven't touched math since I still remember things but not as good as it was when I was taking classes a while back.

I want to learn and understand math everything from Fractions, ratios to Algebra being able to make sense of the world and understand math the big picture. I wanna know how to use variables to solve for unknowns in word problems any word problem understand the concept of math.

How would you go about this? books, videos or websites much appreciated.

I'm trying to Master the art of programming can you recommend any books or videos that help you truly understand programming to become an expert.

I'm mostly interested in Web development to use Javascript or PHP later on down the road but I just have hard time understanding programming.

how things fit together the big picture! I want that AHA moment. I don't have a degree and to be honest I'm far away from one my current situation right now I want to self learn I can't afford school to get a decent job.

I'm asking this because Front-end seems to be changing so rapidly it's hard to keep up with all these new technologies especially with so many devices being used in 2017.

I'm talking let's PHP or Javascript which would be harder to learn in 2017?

So is UI/UX Designer the new Web designer or Web developer terminology?

I hear people saying Web design work has dried up and is now moving towards UI/UX work in demand what are your thoughts on this?

So I just discovered this pretty fantastic site. it seems like a well respected site on HN.

I'm still in process of learning CSS and HTML. How would you recommend learning from a site like this and what approach did you take?

Should I try and make some of the sites they have on there on my own? following the source code see if I can match the original designs?

I'm located in Seattle I don't have a big network to find a career or entry job in web development

how did some of you overcome this obstacle? I'm just getting into the web development movement I know HTML5, CSS3 and JS still learning it.

Where does one find remote work to start of in? doesn't have to pay very high or anything just to get my feet wet.

What are some websites to find remote work?

if we are talking in cooking sense it would be considered a vegetable? but scientifically it is considered a fruit right?

what do you think?

What are some nice projects that I can work and follow along by some professionals to learn these 3 languages?

I think reading from a book or tutorials is fine and all but I want to get to building stuff because the best way to get better at something is to make stuff right?

So anything from Todo list to a full blown page written in HTML5, CSS3 and JS would be greatly appreciated. It can be a Book or Videos or just tutorials anything that shows how to make stuff.

I been learning HTML5, CSS3 and JS raw for a while now and played with a few IDEs.

Bracket visual studio code JetBrain WebStorm intelXdK

I guess different training sites use different Editors or IDE. Which do you prefer? is there one that seem to stand out for most developers in the work Industry?