Nowadays most of the front end developers are react developer, without knowing the basics of front end development and what's going under the hood, i personally believe if someone wants to be a good developer, they must know the details and the bits and bobs of what they are doing. I'm a little bit old school about this. overall my opinion is the same as you. i will spend no more than 20% of the time on historical concepts.
i talk to them a lot since this program is designed for some people who live in 3rd world country with little development in their region (we had an internet outage for a week. nation wide!). so they need lots of motivation and other talks. but tech industry is not that saturated and i will help and guide them until they need me (i will get the job done).
over all your comment was awesome with lots of good opinions which i will implement most of them. thank you for your time.
Hello everyboy. I created this detailed roadmap (https://happydev.blog/mastering-front-end-development-a-comprehensive-guide) for three of my students, whom I will be mentoring over the next year. This roadmap outlines the key milestones, learning objectives, and resources that we will be using throughout the mentoring process.In addition to mentoring, I will be documenting the entire process,...
just take a look at it. https://www.smashingmagazine.com/guides/css-layout/
I submitted something here and i confused lots of people (again). now its flagged and i cant response to the comments i got.Meanwhile i'm trying to create content in web development industry. i'm simply gonna guide people to learn web development. There are lots of road maps for learning web development or any other subjects around the internet.There are two type of road maps. those who are...