Now, that we’re as good as through with this bootcamp, what will you do next?
First, I still have some exercises left to do.
Then, I also want to do html/css beta exercises they’ve been doing in the other bootcamp (though I actually have the certificate from the older version of that course, but the new one looks interesting).
I want to go through the accessibility tutorial on w3schools.com. (Reminds me I still need to install that screen reader.)
Learn more about JS DOM manipulation.
And I definitely need more info on legal stuff, like cookie banners, legal notice you need to put on a website etc. (Germany is horrible when it comes to that… )
Re-learn/improve php (Funny that it seems to be on none of the trendy “you must know these languages”-lists, but I like it anyways. The “Caesars Cipher” inspired me to try creating a little encryption website for my niece, but it makes more sense to me to do something like that in php, so the code that encrypts/decrypts is hidden.)
And build a profile page that’s good enough to get me an internship at some company to gather some experience, and maybe even a job.
Then, I’d be interested in JQueryUI, take a look at kaboom.js and phaser…
Maybe SASS or LESS…
And need to find out about Node.js, Angular.js…
And probably need to look at one or another CMS…
In the long run, Ruby and Web Assembly sound interesting, too.
But now, my list is so long, it makes me feel overwhelmed again… 
The FCC Front End Development Libraries certificate is not on my list, but I’m absolutely willing to join and give it a try, if they do a bootcamp like this.
I would have liked to wait for the bootcamp if Ramón finally does it, but I decided to start with it now and, if there’s finally a bootcamp, I can use it as a refresher.
I’m also looking for a job, and I understand it’s improtant to have your portfolio there.
