Mentors with specialization Single-page Applications development. Hire a personal tutor to learn programming remotely with a personalized study plan.
- javascript
- html
- scss
- css
- webpack
- react.js
- react-native
- frontend
- git
- babel
- typescript
- mobx
- web-development
- angular.js
- redux
- sass
- jquery
- knockout
- javascript
- css
- html
- rxjs
- webpack
- node.js
- mobx
- typescript
- react
- redux
- python
- django
- django-rest
- fullstack
- software engineering
- react
- js
- angular
- css
- scss
- html
- soft skills
- docker
- code quality
- git
- postgresql
- bash
- linux
- oauth
- engineering
- javascript
- react.js
- react-router
- react
- node
- node.js
- graphql
- mongodb
- firebase
- git
Artyom Hrulkov
Reviews: 0
I'll tell you about the components, routing, API requests and other wonderful things which are necessary for the SPA development. Will take a look at the various approaches of JS frameworks.
Aleksandr Fedotov
Reviews: 3
We will touch reactivity and isomorphism, discuss the subtleties of data management. In a word, we'll go through everything from project assembly to concrete libraries (Vue, Angular, React)
Vladas Tamošaitis
Reviews: 4
React/Angular single page applications are hard to learn but it is definitely achievable! "Named must be your fear before banish it you can." (c) Yoda
Obed parlapiano
Reviews: 0
Senior JavaScript engineer, having mentored dozens of students for over 2 years to learn and master web development. I've created tens of high performant apps and I'll help build yours.
What does the learning process on mkdev look like?
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How many hours per week will a mentor communicate with me?
The primary task of the mentor is to teach you self-reliance. Mentor will not so much answer questions as teach you to look for answers. So don't wait for the mentor to tell you the theory for a few hours. But he will give you as much time as you need.
Do you want to be a mentor?
We are looking for experienced programmers who don't get mad when they are asked stupid questions.
