Is web front-end good for self-study or training institutions? I have never touched it before.

"I want to teach myself and be a web front-end development engineer!" There are always many people who make such vows, but they can't realize them in the end.

These people often consider the high cost of money and time to go to training institutions, but now the training institutions on the market are mixed, they don't know how to choose, and they are afraid of wasting their money.

However, as we all know, although the cost of self-study at home is low, it needs very strong self-control, can bear the loneliness of studying alone, and insists on learning according to its own planned progress, and there is no professional tutor to guide the technical difficulties encountered during the period, so it is easy to give up halfway.

The way of self-study is nothing more than a large number of videos and documents searched on the internet, such as online course network, Netease cloud classroom and Tencent classroom. There may be many knowledge points that you can't understand. Maybe you will look up books or look for videos on the internet, but after reading these, you still feel foggy or even completely clueless. It can be said that the disadvantage of self-study is slow and unsystematic.

Many students I saw before reported that they liked the front end very much, so they began to buy all kinds of books and find all kinds of information online. At first, they were very passionate, but in the middle, they struggled. Some of the problems they encountered didn't know how to solve them, and even the online ones didn't make it clear. They want to ask someone who knows a little. They can only rely on some social tools. Quite a few people who teach themselves at the front end often teach themselves for two or three weeks. Some even taught themselves for more than two months, but when they encounter bottlenecks, they can no longer learn, or they feel that they have no effect after learning. They know all the codes, but they can't write anything, and finally they come to nothing.

If you really like front-end development, or want to master a real skill and engage in this kind of work in the future, I suggest you choose a training course that suits you.

Compared with self-study, there are many misunderstandings through training courses, and the understanding of knowledge and code is more systematic. There are professional teachers to answer any questions one by one, and the time is shorter.