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Create your first Figma plugin with Svelte | Tom Quinonero

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Marksheet.io is also a great starting point

There’s so many different web technologies popping up all the time. But so far the closet one to base HTML by design is Svelte[kit]. Pairing that with Tailwind and SQLite you’ve basically got the groundwork to do whatever you want

Come up with a project that solves a problem for yourself. Get stuck in. Research as you go for things you want to achieve

And take a look on these resources as well https://web.dev/learn/css

But the best (and only) way to really learn to code is to have a specific project in mind

I find svelte to be way easier than react / preact https://tomquinonero.com/blog/write-a-figma-plugin-using-svelte/

Youll still want basic html / js under your belt first then this will feel natural af  https://learn.svelte.dev

Can any engineers recommend a good course for someone to get started with HTML and JavaScript? I have a basic knowledge but would love to learn more 👨‍💻

The reason I ask is because i wanted to create a Figma plugin for a use case I’ve had recently - this seems like the best way to go about it 👌

Jon Duckett’s books are amazing, if dated: https://htmlandcssbook.com/

I’ve found this approach to work well too. One thing I would add is that if you feel like you don’t know where to start at all, some foundation is helpful. MDN is a good reference for that: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web#web_technology_references

I think my brother had a good experience with this one. He was able to move on to basic js and react not long after: https://v2.scrimba.com/learn-html-and-css-c0p

Depends on what you want to learn but https://eloquentjavascript.net is very good, and gets into HTML for a bit as well

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