Hello Dev Community! 👋 I'm a Beginner Web Developer Learning in Public"

My name is Sania Shah
I want to become a web developer
I am a Beginner and i only know about the HTML i am at my learning stage
I join Dev Community to find a good mentor who guide me completly about we development
"Any advice for a beginner in web dev?"

Comments

[Ben Halpern]

General advice:

• Embrace the newest tools of the present and future, but learn the fundamentals along the way. Just because AI can spin up a lot of your code doesn't mean you shouldn't always seek to understand what's going on.
• Don't get FOMO of new things coming out all the time. Learn and adopt at a steady pace and you'll be fine.

[Xplozion]

The Odin Project is a great resource for self-taught developers to learn web development. It encourages reading documentation, asking insightful questions, and building projects, and it has a helpful Discord server with over 100,000 members.
theodinproject.com

[Thaísa Vieira]

Welcome, Sania Shah!
I'm sure you will make DEV Community an even better place by sharing your learning journey.
Odin Project, freeCodeCamp, and Frontend Mentor are great resources for learning web development.

[Anita Olsen]

Much welcome to DEV, Sania Shah! I hope you will love it here as much as I do! 😀 ✨️

[Nevo David]

love seeing people jump in early like this - honestly, i always wonder if sticking with small daily projects or grabbing a mentor helps you pick things up faster long run?

[Anjelica_MF]

Once you know a little HTML and CSS, for small projects, I highly recommend Front End Mentor. It is great for building up your portfolio and Discord has an active, vibrant community! Best of luck, you got this!

[Praveen Rajamani]

Welcome Sania! It is awesome you are learning web dev. Start with HTML/CSS, then JavaScript, and build lots of small projects!

[Kamal Deep Pareek]

Hello Sania! Welcome to the world of web development — you're off to a great start by learning HTML and joining the Dev Community. Start with the basics: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Practice building small projects like personal websites or to-do apps. Use platforms like freeCodeCamp, MDN Web Docs, and YouTube for learning. Don't be afraid to ask questions — the community is here to help. Find a mentor or join beginner-friendly groups on Discord or Reddit. Stay consistent, build daily, and remember: everyone starts somewhere. You're doing great already by learning in public!

[Dotallio]

Welcome Sania! After HTML, I'd start with CSS then JavaScript - do you have a project you want to build as you learn?

[Nathan Tarbert]

Love seeing people jump in right at the start, makes me remember my first days too