The most essential list of resources for Front-End beginners

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If you want to learn how to become a Front-End developer, you are on the right place!
Regularly I will update that list with new resources and links I found on the web. Don't hesitate to participate sending a PR! Maybe your first on Github :)
I'm using some emoticons to give you more information about these links.
  1. All links without a flag are in english :us: :gb:. The flag :fr: means the resource is in French, :earth_africa: means the resource is multi-language.
  2. :moneybag: are paid tutorials, :free: are free tutorials. Sometimes you will have some free videos / articles and other paid on the same website.
  3. :top: indicate that the link is a reference
  4. :video_camera: is present when video content is available
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