Learning Full-Stack Web Development

[ywzak]

Hello Babiato Community
First of all I apologize if this is posted in the wrong section but I am not sure where this should go.

Being a full-stack web developer has always been my dream and I purchased multiple web development courses but always felt lost midway through the course, specially when I reach backend development or frameworks.

Now that I have 6 months long vacation I would like to resume my learning.
I have good foundation in programming languages in general (loops, functions, etc..) and I have good knowledge in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. However for the purpose of resuming my learning, I think I would need to go for a refreshing course.

With that said, can you guys recommend best courses, websites and/or tools (I don't mind paying) for full-stack web development to the level that I can create my own website or have my part-time job?

Also there is a vast amount of frameworks out there and I am not sure where to start. Can someone recommend a pathway for learning them?

I am interested in developing websites with e-commerce, PWA, etc...

 

[ELLIO7]

I cannot recommend this Javascript course more:

The Modern Javascript Bootcamp Course (2022)

The most up-to-date JS resource online! Master Javascript by building a beautiful portfolio of projects!

www.udemy.com

HTML is easy but CSS is not and if you think you wanna learn more of CSS in an advanced manner then you should finish this one:

Get Started With CSS (Plus Flexbox, Grid, and Sass)

Learn CSS for the first time or brush up your CSS skills and dive in even deeper. EVERY web developer has to know CSS.

www.udemy.com

 

[ywzak]

Thank you! Then once I am done with these, do you have any recommended courses for backend / frameworks

 

[RogerM]

I cannot recommend this Javascript course more:

The Modern Javascript Bootcamp Course (2022)

The most up-to-date JS resource online! Master Javascript by building a beautiful portfolio of projects!

www.udemy.com

Waoo 52 hours!!!

HTML is easy but CSS is not and if you think you wanna learn more of CSS in an advanced manner then you should finish this one:

Get Started With CSS (Plus Flexbox, Grid, and Sass)

Learn CSS for the first time or brush up your CSS skills and dive in even deeper. EVERY web developer has to know CSS.

www.udemy.com

Reviews for this course are amazing!

Can you recommend a python course for a complete beginner like myself?

 

[Cjepio]

Hello Babiato Community
First of all I apologize if this is posted in the wrong section but I am not sure where this should go.

Being a full-stack web developer has always been my dream and I purchased multiple web development courses but always felt lost midway through the course, specially when I reach backend development or frameworks.

Now that I have 6 months long vacation I would like to resume my learning.
I have good foundation in programming languages in general (loops, functions, etc..) and I have good knowledge in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. However for the purpose of resuming my learning, I think I would need to go for a refreshing course.

With that said, can you guys recommend best courses, websites and/or tools (I don't mind paying) for full-stack web development to the level that I can create my own website or have my part-time job?

Also there is a vast amount of frameworks out there and I am not sure where to start. Can someone recommend a pathway for learning them?

I am interested in developing websites with e-commerce, PWA, etc...

I'd recommend The Odin Project. It is completely free (Frontend + Backend) and they offer some challenges (more like projects) that you can work on and get the help you need as well.

They have a Discord channel where you can ask questions too.

 

[Cjepio]

If you want to learn and track your progress: Freecodecamp
If you want to learn it offline by reading a book: Automate the Boring Stuff with Python

Can you recommend a python course for a complete beginner like myself?

 

[This_Is_Me]

I would recommend Learn Python the hard way by Zed.A Shaw

It's detailed and you'll not feel lost midway
but you have to have a little foundation in shell and basic commands
the book is in the internet and if you can't find a free version of it PM me, I'll send you a copy

Waoo 52 hours!!!

Reviews for this course are amazing!

Can you recommend a python course for a complete beginner like myself?