I just started learning web development a month ago, I started with an outdated course from 2015 , Web Dev Bootcamp by Colt Steele,
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-web-developer-bootcamp/
I knew it was outdated but proceeded anyways because I loved his teaching style.( I did learn c++ , Java a little, in high school with no real practical application) but that still helped me while learning javaScript concepts.
Now I've completed the course and learned mongo , node , express, bootstrap and a few other concepts.
Difficulties I'm facing.
- The course is outdated, The concepts I learnt are pre-ES6.
- I haven't really got much practice.
So should I practice making applications with the concepts I've learnt or should I learn the newer concepts and syntax first.
What are the important concepts I should focus on?
Will these courses be a step in the right direction?
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-advanced-web-developer-bootcamp/
https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-beginners-complete-tutorial/
Are there any books/tutorials that would be helpful for me??
Top comments (4)
Agree with all the other responses! Free Code Camp is an incredible resource for those just starting out. It's beginner-friendly and very well structured. Once you've gotten the hang of things, we (@thisdotmedia) also have articles, videos, live trainings, and more that might interest you π All in all, really happy you've joined the dev community. Congrats on beginning your journey and best of luck with everything! ππ»
Direct link to all our free resources : labs.thisdot.co/free-resources
Thank you all for the suggestions , Im already hooked on freeCodeCamp as per you advice. Will update my progress soon!
Free code camp is the best choice or traversy media, I'm still putting up a JS Dom crash course but if you need any help, you can call on us, m also a js and react developer