Web foundations
Learn page structure, styling, browser behavior, and typed JavaScript.
- 01HTML & CSSStructure and visual rules->
- 02JavaScriptBehavior and interaction->
- 03TypeScriptTyped JavaScript foundations->
SYNTAX / LEARNING ROUTES
These are hand-picked sequences through the language paths Syntax has today. They give you a useful order to follow; they do not promise a job outcome or replace project work.
Read the full Syntax guide01 / CHOOSE YOUR ROUTE
Each step opens a public path overview. Sign in when you’re ready to keep course progress.
QUICK ROUTE PICKER
Choose an interest and a starting point. This uses what you tell us; it isn’t a skills test.
Learn page structure, styling, browser behavior, and typed JavaScript.
Start with general programming, then work with relational data and another data-focused language.
Use a general-purpose language, a shell, and queries to think about repetitive work.
Move from explicit memory and types toward a language with stronger safety concepts.
Study Java’s object-oriented foundations, then compare the Kotlin path. This sequence teaches language fundamentals; it does not include a full Android or iOS app-development curriculum.
Browse related courses02 / HONEST STATUS
We’ve added practical goal-based sequences and richer course discovery. Some of the bigger career-learning features people expect still need work.
Searchable 136-course catalog, five suggested language sequences, course-specific build briefs, ordered lessons, checked practicals, and stage and rank exams.
A skill assessment that adapts a role-specific route, independent grading of full portfolio projects, and verifiable professional certificates. There is no delivery date for these.
Learning routes are educational suggestions, not career placement, employment advice, credentials, or a guarantee of job readiness. Syntax rank titles are in-product milestones.
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