u/Turbulent_Pipe_2877

It’s been almost a month since I last worked on TOP (the CSS Grid section) because of one of my university subjects, which is Android development. Now, I’m confused about whether I should continue and finish the TOP curriculum because I’ve fallen in love with Android development, especially Kotlin.

I feel like I can develop mobile apps within two weeks using a single language, unlike with TOP, where it takes me twice as long because I have to work with three different languages.

I know TOP has contributed a lot to my progress, which is why I was able to develop mobile apps in such a short time.

Should I redo the project multiple times, or just move on and take the Etch-a-Sketch section?

Is this the correct Google search query: 'how to store form input value and display it inside an <li> tag'?

I am totally frustrated with my search results because they often show the entire solution instead of just the specific part I need. Currently, I am in the Top DOM section, working on my Shopping List.

I use ai to correct my grammar, and i dont use ai for my code problem

Is it accurate to say that a full-stack developer must have a specialization in either frontend or backend development, with only a foundational knowledge of the opposite side?

Does The Odin Project teach a 50/50 split of frontend and backend, or does it push you to specialize in one? (Apologies if this is obvious, I'm still in JS Foundations working on the Etch-a-Sketch project!).

(I use chatgpt to correct my english and grammar, im not a native english speaker)

It is required to use or write pseudocode in every TOP projects? if not how do you plan or how you develop the project?