1. Go to a programming boot camp. Language is immaterial and it should be no longer than one month maximum.
2. Teach yourself ReactJS using YouTube videos over the next two weeks. Double down on your really worthless programming experience from step 1 to get a feel for declarative OOP to fill the gaps in JSX.
3. Learn to setup an automation environment using Docker, Kubernetes, and some popular noSQL DB.
4. Do any side hustles as necessary to pad out a resume.
5. Money.
I never mentioned CSS or git. You have to know CSS and won’t be able to fake this. Dabble in CSS here and there in the browser dev tools during those other steps. For git open a GitHub account and go through some basic git commands once a week.
Everything else is practically irrelevant to attaining employment. You don’t need to be good at programming. At most places accessibility is extracurricular and they won’t let you touch security considerations.
1. Go to a programming boot camp. Language is immaterial and it should be no longer than one month maximum.
2. Teach yourself ReactJS using YouTube videos over the next two weeks. Double down on your really worthless programming experience from step 1 to get a feel for declarative OOP to fill the gaps in JSX.
3. Learn to setup an automation environment using Docker, Kubernetes, and some popular noSQL DB.
4. Do any side hustles as necessary to pad out a resume.
5. Money.
I never mentioned CSS or git. You have to know CSS and won’t be able to fake this. Dabble in CSS here and there in the browser dev tools during those other steps. For git open a GitHub account and go through some basic git commands once a week.
Everything else is practically irrelevant to attaining employment. You don’t need to be good at programming. At most places accessibility is extracurricular and they won’t let you touch security considerations.