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I recommend taking online courses on Udemy. Not only will taking an online course give you practical experience such as creating production ready websites but also teach you the theory behind web development. This will immensely help you understand the fundamentals of web development and coding as well as help you teach others have questions/are struggling.
Keep in mind that this is a commitment that you have to make, it's not something that can be picked up in just a few weeks.
Keep in mind that this is a commitment that you have to make, it's not something that can be picked up in just a few weeks.
Thanks, i have looked at udemy, do you recommend any course?
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For JavaScript/CSS/HTML I recommend Jonas's Complete JavaScript Course and his CSS + HTML Course. I haven't had to take a PHP course or html course (I don't use php and I learned HTML through self-teaching), though for PHP I recommend Brad Traversy's course on MVC PHP.
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For Html, Css and Javascript, I highly recommend FreeCodeCamp. By the time you finish the 1300 hours of lessons, you’ll have a strong knowledge of JavaScript, HTML and CSS, as well as some other technologies like Node, Express, MongoDB, jQuery and D3. As for PhP, you should check out laracast. https://laracasts.com/
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I looked , can’t find him, could u link me?
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Hey there.
What I would advise doing is to learn HTML, CSS, JS, etc. through https://www.w3schools.com/ and gain a basic knowledge base from there. Take that basic knowledge of how each syntax works and apply it to the best of your ability on a simple test website. From there, I would advise checking out higher skilled web developers on YouTube and throughout the internet and see what they are able to do, try to figure out how they do things that are foreign to you. This is where you will learn the most. Keep in mind Google is your best friend when it comes to this. Another option would be to check out different reference pages. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ is what I prefer to use and it has only reeked positively for me. Most of these pages will have a complete list of all syntax used in a certain language and explain the certain inputs and outputs of each.
P.S. Feel free to DM me on here if you ever need any help in terms of web development.
Hope this helps,
LocalApe.
What I would advise doing is to learn HTML, CSS, JS, etc. through https://www.w3schools.com/ and gain a basic knowledge base from there. Take that basic knowledge of how each syntax works and apply it to the best of your ability on a simple test website. From there, I would advise checking out higher skilled web developers on YouTube and throughout the internet and see what they are able to do, try to figure out how they do things that are foreign to you. This is where you will learn the most. Keep in mind Google is your best friend when it comes to this. Another option would be to check out different reference pages. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ is what I prefer to use and it has only reeked positively for me. Most of these pages will have a complete list of all syntax used in a certain language and explain the certain inputs and outputs of each.
P.S. Feel free to DM me on here if you ever need any help in terms of web development.
Hope this helps,
LocalApe.
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