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Explore the world of front end development, a field that requires both creativity and technical skills. Learn about the different classes available for this sought-after career and how you can benefit from them.

Key Insights

Front end developers are in high demand due to the continuous rise of technology, offering an array of opportunities in various industries.
Front end development involves coding using HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create visually pleasing and user-friendly websites.
Different classes are available to help you master front end development, focusing on specific programming languages and introducing you to the necessary tools and frameworks.
These classes cater to individuals of different skill levels, from beginners learning the basics to experienced developers looking to further enhance their skills.
Upon completion of these classes, career opportunities are not limited to being a front end developer. Other career paths include web developer, software engineer, and UX designer.
Continuing education in front end development is important as the field is constantly evolving with new trends and technologies.

Use > (greater-than symbol) to quickly write nested tags. For example, if you type article>h1and hit Tab, Emmet expands article>h1 to

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Quickly Write Nested Tags in Sublime Text

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Front-End Web Development Certificate