I studied a bit of HTML and CSS but twice ended up in hiatus due to bad job environment.
I started my journey in webdevelopment by taking a course in Udemy. Here is the link (For heavenly reasons of freecodecamp i cant add the links )
Now I am completely lost in life.
After the Hiatus i decided to research on what subjects in web development i should take that would help me to avoid disappointments. Disappointment that i have wasted my time and life studying stuff which are of no use in this age of time and in the ages to come. I found this article in freecodecamp - How to Become a Full Stack Web Developer in 2020 . This is the link
( For heavenly reasons of freecodecamp i cant add the links )
Therefore i am requesting help from all Pro/Masters/Teachers/Professors/Freelancer/Self-learners developers around the world.
1- What precise subjects i should take in front end and back end development?
2- Where should I begin?
3-What you think of the course in Udemy that i provided the link above? Should i proceed with it or can you recommend me one.
Here are the links to the webpages i was making during my study period. I created them using the udemy course and searched the web for other functions that i wanted to add to the webpage. That time i was very enthusiastic in it. I remember i was having fun but external forces caused a nice damage to my motivation.
A - For heavenly reasons of freecodecamp i cant add the links
B - For heavenly reasons of freecodecamp i cant add the links
thanks but that only a general reply. I am here in freecodecamp and i am asking for advice where to start. what topics to learn. as i have said i dont want to get disappointed in the end that i took the wrong path in my studies. for instance i will be studying a topic just to find out that its useless later on.
I am reading an article How to Become a Full Stack Web Developer in 2020 on freecodecamp.
Its educational and lays down a lot of information what to study and what not. but i would like to get detailed list of topics to concentrate on. and what course to start with and where to proceed with it.
If possible a list of things that needs to be learned and numbered in what order. i believe many would like that as well.
I suggest starting at the beginning of the freeCodeCamp curriculum and doing the lessons in order. I suggest spending lots of time on the projects and making them something that you’re actually proud of. Expect to spend much more time on a project than on the lessons.
The team that has built freeCodeCamp has spent the last 6 years trying to make a well organized education track for modern web development. It’s the one that I recommend as a place to start for all aspiring web programmers.
You should be able to see this in the top right corner, when you are on the forum:
You can click on /learn, and that will take you to the curriculum. Or, follow this link:
one more thing. it asks me to sign up to save my progress. but i am already signed in here. But maybe the forum page is different from the /learn page.
In terms of signing up, it is recommended to keep both the email you used for your forum account and the email you use for your curriculum account the same. The reason for this is at some point both accounts will become the same. Or, at least linked.
Otherwise, the ideal approach would be for you to sign up using your GitHub account. This makes logging in easier, as well as prevents some hiccups with accidental account duplicates. I am not sure if this will help, if you have not used GitHub for your forum account, though.
Hey there,
Just go through and click on sign in… You’ll receive an email with a code to input.
I had the same and realised you have to do this for any new device on what to work from.
Best,
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