Collect high level subjects

[vcarl]

IMO these are the 4 major dimensions for subjects to cover:

• [ ] Fundamental
• [ ] Technical
• [ ] Interpersonal
• [ ] Career

[vcarl]

Here's my pass at this:

Fundamental

• Asking for help
• Short history of computing
• Terminal/CLI tools
• Basic version control
• Internet and network concepts
• HTML and web standards
• Security basics

Technical

• Version control
• Terminal skills
• Debugging
• JavaScript syntax and language concepts
• CSS
• Web app tools
• State management
• Build tools
• Typescript
• Testing
• CI/CD
• Advanced effects on the web

Interpersonal

• Working with others
• Asking for help

Career

• Job searching
• Project management tools
• Negotiating
• Requesting time off
• Managing up
• Performance reviews

[itsuka-dev]

Some comments/suggestions:

• Fundamental

  • Should we remove "Asking for help" under Fundamental? There is already that subject under Interpersonal, which I think is more fit to be placed there. Maybe we can replace this with "Learning How to Learn"? The same for "Terminal / CLI tools".
  • Can we move "Security basics" under Technical? If I look at OWASP top 10 client-side vulnerabilities, they require some prior JavaScript and browser/networking-specific knowledge. So putting it under Fundamental limits the scope of what can be learned, I think. (I never learn security at this level, so I may be missing something here)

• Technical

  • I assume "Web app tools" includes browser's DevTools, browser's plugins, and various apps to do specific things? (like image compression, etc)
  • Regarding "Advanced effects on the web", is this about data visualization, interaction, and the like?

If I compare notes with mine (sorry it's messy), I see a few things missing:

• web performance
• accessibility
• (optional?) basic UI design
• (optional?) SEO