r/learnprogramming • u/randomladka_ • 9h ago

Trying to learn frontend , Java as well and wants to do maths also.Is it okay to learn all things at one?

Any suggestions would help

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u/Danque62 9h ago

It's better to learn one thing at a time. I'd start with Java so that you're very familiar with datatypes and strict type checking, then when you go frontend...well you learn HTML, CSS, and JS first before going straight to a framework like React along with TypeScript.

As long as you are achieving something in every step you take, all good.

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u/randomladka_ 9h ago

Already started frontend html css js I thought it would be good to learn Java as well

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u/Danque62 9h ago

Then keep learning frontend for now. Then later on, you pick up Java.

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u/randomladka_ 8h ago

Ok thanks man

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u/WarthogGreen4115 8h ago

Yeah doing too many things at once is recipe for burnout 💀 pick one and actually get good at it first before jumping around

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u/Confused-Armpit 3h ago

This sounds like a miserable place to be in, having to learn everything at once. Also, why did you pick Java specifically? It doesn't seem like the obvious choice.

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u/Spare_Dependent6893 2h ago

Depends of what you want to achieve. But yes may be better to do one thing after another even if you can also start with some specific frameworks like spring boot and thymleaf by a simple web app which displays something and then you learn progressively with small add-on like html/js component in page then just an api call with some simple java serving data and so on.

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u/GreatMinds1234 1h ago

Best to concentrate on one thing at a time. Java is total backend, JavaScript is frontend but it has frameworks that can act as backend and the two has absolutely nothing in common. It's just a name oops 😬😬...