$2k 19 week course on Full Stack Web Development with PHP - Worth taking or not.

[Vaselclean]

lost me at PHP. Just take some udemy courses if a job won't come out of it.

Also, A+ and web development hardly have anything in common other than working on computers. A+ implies you want to go into IT. Need to figure out if you want to go the IT or sofware development route. If you go into IT, you must specialize or a lifetime of help desk awaits.

 

[StretfordRed]

Nope.

If I’m being harsh, if you failed A+ then jumping to web development isn’t the best call.

 

[Cobalt Sire]

That course price is someone trying to pay for their house in San Francisco.

 

[Damnshow]

Web development is the most basic programming. You start from there and move up learning more advanced things.

2K for such a course is a ripoff. They waste too much time on stuff like CSS where you don't need much to memorize. There's plenty of tutorials online.

There are lots of Javascript tutorials online. Learn that thing well and you'll be able to learn other programming languages easier. They all have variables, objects, functions, loops, etc.

 

[Tr0yTV]

Cop some white and flip it

You can learn to code for free. www.freecodecamp.org

 

[Will Ross]

Nope

 

[The Pledge]

just follow roadmap.sh

 

[Pete Wrigley]

Nobody really uses PHP anymore bro

Lies! PHP powers most of the web thanks to WordPress.

Source: I'm a web developer

To OP, I'd recommend looking at Laracast. I'm going through it now to learn Vue and Laravel.

 

[semicko82]

https://www.freecodecamp.org/

 

[The Pledge]

Your best bet is to go to community college and then a 4 year to study CS. That’s only to get your foot in the door. The real secret is networking and applying to hundreds of internships each year of college as a CS major until something sticks.

For the absolute life of me, I do not understand why people try to jump past this shyt. What you said is the minimal requirement for 95% of the positions.

Theres just no quicker way. I tend to ignore threads about the shyt because

 

[egsteel]

Udemy
FreeCodeCamp
YouTube University

These three sources are all you need. I'd recommend Colt Steel's Web Development Bootcamp on Udemy. Alternatively you can take Jonas Schmedtmann's Javascript 0 to 100 course also. Jonas covers html/css in the course, he goes crazy deep on JS.

Honorable mention: Brad Traversy's 50 Projects Udemy course is excellent if you're looking for more content. His YouTube channel has a lot of content too.

 

[levitate]

Nah.

Udemy >>>

 

[ObsidianDev]

FreeCodeCamp and The Odin Project would be best to try out first before dropping 2 grand.

 

[null]

Web development is the most basic programming. You start from there and move up learning more advanced things.

2K for such a course is a ripoff. They waste too much time on stuff like CSS where you don't need much to memorize. There's plenty of tutorials online.

There are lots of Javascript tutorials online. Learn that thing well and you'll be able to learn other programming languages easier. They all have variables, objects, functions, loops, etc.

stan prototype inheritance brehs



python is the way these days OP. python and Js.

 

[Kenny West]

Lmao 2k