As a beginner, you have no idea whether this video is helpful or not. In fact it can lead you in the wrong direction. Their were little to no details- it's like explaining to someone what a screw driver is - yet the end goal is to build a house. You might build a shoe box after this video but we need to learn how to build or at least fix a house. I guess in Mosh's defense it's too much to put into one vid... figured I'd put this out there even if it helps one person. Start looking up what you actually need to do on the job. Break down job requirements and research them individually. Things like javascript forms, crud apps, and mock-ups could be valuable. Granted crud is backend but Incase you want to go full stack
1. First html css js 2. Then a framework/ library like reactjs angular vue. 3. Version control system like git 4. Css preprocessor like sass, scss, less, stylus 5. Typescript
I started learn basic front end languages with Udemy courses a few month ago. As a person who studied foreign languages I really had no clue about programming. I’m very thankful for the guide into main Front-end programming languages.
Some Tips: 1. Read the books Atomic Habits and Deep Work 2. Understand WHY you want to learn programming and keep reinforcing this to yourself 3. Show up EVERYDAY without fail. Commit to 60 minutes a day, make it a habit. This is the difference between success and failure. remember, most people quit when it gets tough! 4. When you are learning, practice Deep work. This means no social media, no phone, you want to be 100% focused during your daily study session. 5. Do this every day for 1 year. If you miss a day, do not miss a second day. Never miss twice! You've got this, stop thinking about instant results, in 1 year from now you will change your life, permanently. Focus on the daily process of showing up and studying, not the results.
the 5th and the 3rd are THE most important tips here. learning can only be done with consistency, sure you might "learn" stuff if you study every now and then but that is just memorising a script for a show and shouldnt be considered "learning" as it requires a fundamental understanding of the nature of the language or anything else you are learning
Thank you for this career path. I started learning HTML/CSS/JavaScript a few months ago. I originally had hopes to land a front end developer job by the end of summer but now I think it may take me longer. I didn't realize I needed to also learn a framework and a hosting software. I am not giving up, though, even if it takes me until this time next year.
@@fardinkhan3103 I’m currently working on different design for forms, navigation bars, and tables. I know the basic HTML for these but I’ve been combining different CSS rules like the box model for alternate layouts. I will be adding JS in about another week.
I'm six months into web development at my school, and will achieve my certificate in another six. Never thought I'd be learning all of this stuff, but it is quite the experience to learn something totally new! Thanks for the video!
Dear HTML & CSS, you'll never gonna be replaced with anything even though you're not the *real* programming language. There wouldn't be any websites if there were no you's. :')
Mosh you are someone who is helping young developers a hell lot....big thanks to you...im currently learning frontend web development and its so amazing and your videos are huge support for us. Thankyou so much Mosh ❤😀
Thanks for the video! Finished a Shecodes workshop in Oct. Had me really excited and ready to get my hands into some projects but have been feeling a little defeated. So great to see that i was trying to learn too much at once and watching your video will , hopefully, make me more paced.
@@matin7801 Hey man, Learned HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SaSS, React, NodeJS, ExpressJS , Now working on typescript ,Angular and some mongoBD and thinking of adding PhP to the mix, also busy putting together my portfolio site.
@@chrisstrauss7288 dude that's so inspiring can you break down ur learning platform and style. How many hours a day and how confident are you in those technologies
@@Six5 Thanks , Udemy and CZcams are my main sources of study material. I basically take code and dismantle it, seeing what happens when I remove certain bits of the code, I then try to build a test project with what iv learned and incorporate it into one of my larger projects. Also code as much as i can according to the SOLID principles, something one of my lecturers encouraged.
Thank you Mosh, thank you for all the free content you make for us! I just started your JavaScript course and you really have a very cool way to teach people. Step by step, slow and steady, I'm at 40% of part 1 for like three weeks now, I'm practicing all the exercises every day and I feel that I've learned a lot!
Wonderful job of breaking down the essentials for becoming a junior web developer, you are always good at simplifying things, thank you for all the contribution you are making towards the society.
You see a video like that always after you started and you realize how much time you lost, but I think is a part of the journey. Thanks, Mosh for your advice!
As I want to learn you made easier for to start learning especially the basic. I do want to become a Frontend developer. You teach very well and easier to learn with you. The breakdown of everything is awesome. Thank you MOSH!
I was confused between factory functions and constructor functions. I saw your videos on CZcams and everything was crisp clear within 10minutes. Thank you
Damn! This was super informative! Thanks for making this video. I'm planning a career switch from UI design to front-end developer. I was lost on what to learn until now. 🙂
@@youcefsarbri4038 yeah I do. I've been doing UI for 10 years. I've just lost a passion for it in the last couple of years mainly because of the subjectivity and less exciting launches at work. I decided to join a part time bootcamp for 8 months starting in September. I'm looking forward to it! 😀
@@youcefsarbri4038 all it comes down to is working on projects and making an impact. If you're starting out, there's no harm in showing conceptual projects in interviews.
Thank you. I took website design and development at the community college about 2 years ago. They just didn’t quite get us ready for work. The class was just so fast. I have the certificates but feel clueless right now I didn’t expect to need to use my new skills so soon I was planning a career change for later. Thank to current issue I’m going to need to jump right in. When I was confused about JS I remember watching your videos. You’re a true blessing. Thank you.
This is the first video I watched when I don't know where to start. I'm following this learning path. I'm think I'm done with the fundamentals now in less than 3 months, I spent 4-6 hrs every day studying html css js (mostly Js). I think I'm ready to start React.
I didn't know anything about front-end development before watching this video and now(after watching) get some overview of front-end development. Thanks a lot😍
Great video and advice. Just bought a course on html, css, and Javascript after completing a Google ux design certificate. I'm done learning html and is fun. Currently on css, and I must say it's fun but quite confusing in terms of how to use box model to style your pages. Also the rem and em measurements are still a bit confusing but I know I will get use to it soon. Thank you so much for your video and u just gain another subscriber. Now I know what language I should learn after completing this 3 languages. Ciao ciao!!!
@@yashpurohit509 Don’t listen, just sheep throwing money around. All your information is online. Many free courses and CZcams tutorials. Not this garbage.
@@tyclips7143 wtf.. its totally worth it, if someone has money to spend on it, its 100% worth it, its value is better and saves people time and target audience is not just harvard graduates, his videos are amazing, even the HTML course is 13 horus long and shows how to build a really amazing site, + the certificate is accepted in Linkedin
What an incredible structure of your video you explained lengthy things in a very short time and the way you visualize the things was super satisfying....I'll also appreciate for your video editor
My God, what a structured beautiful brain you have! Thanks for such a wonderful video. This video alone is a game changer in the younger developers lives.
به به به چقدر حال میکنم با این سری که دارین میسازین استاد.. بیان روان - موزیک بکگراند ملایم و مناسب - اسلایدهای متناسب و کالرفول - توضیح خوب روی انیمیشن ها که به راحتی داخل ذهن میمونه چونکه هرچقدر بیشتر حس های ۵ گانه باهم روی یک کانسپت مچ بشن فرامویشش خیلی کمتره و یادگیریش خیلی بالا . مثل همیشه عالیییییییی. مثل همیشه یکککک حرفه خودتون استاد❤️❤️❤️ فقط اون عکس ساختمون و بنا احتمال میدم ایرانی باشنا😂😂😂 قشنگگ معلومممه 😂
Mosh! I was waiting for this video... This gives me the confidence to step forward. Thanks in advance. But will learning all that stuff land me a Jr. front-end dev remote job? I mean if my portfolio is empty! Please answer or react if you see my comment.
After 7 years in the HVAC industry I now have the time to devote myself to a long passion of mine. This video has given me inspiration. I devote 3 hrs a day to learning the front end and with how you broke it down has given even more confidence into my new career!
@@shiffin_chippe yes but mosh himself has said that python is his most watched course. And he only as of now has one python course while having about 3 for Java and Javascript.
I need a little bit help mosh sir , it's a humble request please make an end to end Html & Css course for beginners. I shall be highly obliged to you.😊
MOSH!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I certainly had some by structure but was definitely jumping allover the place, this gives me great starting point. to STICK with🙏
would you please do a guide line for Backend and AI I have been learning Python and its Frameworks for quiet sometime now and want to know what should I do next
Learn html Dump it and learn react Learn css Dump it and learn sass Learn js Dump it and learn typescript ....... The inside life of an everyday upcoming programmer
By far, the best video that explains the why behind the different technologies! 😊. I am certainly more motivated and clear minded as a result of this. Cheers!
Hey Mosh, great video first of all, im a sophomore in college at the moment, i know HTML, CSS and JavaScript, would that be enough for starters so i can start front-end development? I'm in this field for about a year so i'm still kind of new, any help is appreciated, thanks
From my learning experiences, after learning HTML, CSS, JS, React and totally struck how to build projects ? If I take simple website to build, am totally struck. Can you cover a video on how to build project on our own after learning technical details ? e.g. I know it takes x, y, z to make cake but don't know how to make cake. Most of the authors out there on youtube covers technical details very well, including yourself but I didn't find anyone explaining how to build projects after learning technical details as that's what will land you 1st job. Thanks in advance
@@80Vikram you follow what the experts do 1st, then after that you'll gradually feel independent to stuff yourself don't rush the process from a noob to an expert
In 2 weeks i learned html & css and made a better website layout by looking other websites layout it’s challenging and crazy... but now i forgot html & css codes becoz i shifted my domain, but after if i got time again i want to study all web designing concepts becoz if i want to showcase my skills of other domains i want to show it on my website soo striving to contrast time management
Just wow! I'm at barns & nobles trying to figure where to start. Mosh you have have just made simple what took a few hours to know not only where to start but your resource's you provided.
I'm helping and guiding my brother to be a front end developer and it's weird how the same things I told him, same way a structured his learning material and time. Great content. WIsh he could understand english, I think that could clarify some stuff for him.
I have spent over 6 years learning C# in unity3D, along side HTML, CSS, Javascript, Jquery, NodeJS, EJS, and sass. I have use a little mongoDB aswell. However its been about 3 years since i've touch any of it. I got so worked up that I felt I waisted the majority of my 20's (I am 29 now) learning programming, always feeling like I have no idea what I am doing, I don't feel I know anywhere near enough to get a job, and therefor I never will. So I gave up sadly, I am considering trying again I still remember the basics but yeah would need alot of google/stack overflow to get anything accomplished. I really... really... enjoying coding, debugging, and finishing a project even thoough I've only finished like 2 basic websites(I am very much a perfectionist.). Any advice?
Bro that’s more than enough to get a job. A lot of jobs you work in a team setting. As Much as people make it seem like they’re “one-man army’s” that’s just simply not the case. You literally only need to know HTML, JS, CSS to land a job. It will be a shit tier job but that’s just to get your foot in the door, see if you’re actually cut out to be a developer & if so then in 6-8months you leave for an increase in pay & knowledge. Not everyone can work at google or all the top brands & truth be told. The work life balance at those places are usually shit, managers that power trip, etc Work for a mom & pop spot, technology is booming & every business needs a developer literally
Learn what the script is, it is a program with inputs, and outputs, and by the way, know where your inputs are in the context of javascript, they where the events fire. A click or a press of a button is the begginning, how you react to these is the end. Once you know this it does not matter it is javascript, python or C, you will find your way around.
Your videos are really amazing. As someone who has just begun to take an interest in this field, sorry for my ignorance, but nowhere I can find the answer to this question. After website preparation tools that include many ready-made themes such as Wordpress, Godaddy have entered our lives, what exactly do frontend developers do? or the work for frontends is not prominently reduced? thanks for your response.
Hey mosh Everything is excellent in your CZcams videos But when it comes to buy your course There we Indians take our foot back by seeing the course price So it my humble request as I can say from many Indians too Please make your course fee bit less so that we can learn new technologies from your paid course #love from India #discount for courses
Idk 🤷🏼♂️, why to buy courses there are lots of CZcams channel who is teaching for free. There are lots of materials available on web also. You just have to learn from any of them and do more and more pratice.
@@protector3120 coz they are not giving u free certificate of your work done u need to pay for that so its better to pay earlier along with certificate work and also you can get money back in mosh.com if u did not understand anything.
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It's really amazing how you broke down and give a detailed step by step guide. This video is priceless most especially for beginners. Great content!
Yes no doubt
100% its scary fits exactly on what i was Loopings for
As a beginner, you have no idea whether this video is helpful or not. In fact it can lead you in the wrong direction. Their were little to no details- it's like explaining to someone what a screw driver is - yet the end goal is to build a house. You might build a shoe box after this video but we need to learn how to build or at least fix a house. I guess in Mosh's defense it's too much to put into one vid... figured I'd put this out there even if it helps one person. Start looking up what you actually need to do on the job. Break down job requirements and research them individually. Things like javascript forms, crud apps, and mock-ups could be valuable. Granted crud is backend but Incase you want to go full stack
@@PositiveVibesVids I’ve done research and they say everything that was talked about in this video. Am I missing something?
Absolutely, i like it
Thanks Mosh. The discipline to learn consistently is the real challenge that seperates the viewers.
Im still learning all the amazing things you can do with just html and css... Theres so much, and this has become my new hobby, i love it!!
where are you now in your learning
1. First html css js
2. Then a framework/ library like reactjs angular vue.
3. Version control system like git
4. Css preprocessor like sass, scss, less, stylus
5. Typescript
When should I learn a CSS framework?
@@sunil_bohora Focus more on javascript
@@sunil_bohora after javascript
@@suryakantadas7200 bu
@@suryakantadas7200 bu
Learn the basics of Git as soon as you start coding. You’re welcome
Please can you tell me where can I learn the basics of Git?
I'm just driving into git and I wish I learned much earlier! Very true.
@@muhammadjonhabibov3569 mosh has a whole 1 hour course on it
Be Anonymous On Web where can I get d Pdf
@@factos667 pdfdrive
I started learn basic front end languages with Udemy courses a few month ago. As a person who studied foreign languages I really had no clue about programming. I’m very thankful for the guide into main Front-end programming languages.
Insolvo is better than Upwork
I currently am doing a course in Udemy
Did you bought Colt Steele's course?
Which course?
Some Tips:
1. Read the books Atomic Habits and Deep Work
2. Understand WHY you want to learn programming and keep reinforcing this to yourself
3. Show up EVERYDAY without fail. Commit to 60 minutes a day, make it a habit. This is the difference between success and failure. remember, most people quit when it gets tough!
4. When you are learning, practice Deep work. This means no social media, no phone, you want to be 100% focused during your daily study session.
5. Do this every day for 1 year. If you miss a day, do not miss a second day. Never miss twice!
You've got this, stop thinking about instant results, in 1 year from now you will change your life, permanently. Focus on the daily process of showing up and studying, not the results.
Thank you.
great advice all the way around!
I can’t stress this enough but thank you this is really good advice
the 5th and the 3rd are THE most important tips here. learning can only be done with consistency, sure you might "learn" stuff if you study every now and then but that is just memorising a script for a show and shouldnt be considered "learning" as it requires a fundamental understanding of the nature of the language or anything else you are learning
Bro how can I control that I always promise myself I should stop after 1-3 hours but always ending up 8-12 hours without even noticing.
Thank you for this career path. I started learning HTML/CSS/JavaScript a few months ago. I originally had hopes to land a front end developer job by the end of summer but now I think it may take me longer. I didn't realize I needed to also learn a framework and a hosting software. I am not giving up, though, even if it takes me until this time next year.
So what you've learned so far??
And Where are you now? I mean what are you learning now?
@@fardinkhan3103 I’m currently working on different design for forms, navigation bars, and tables. I know the basic HTML for these but I’ve been combining different CSS rules like the box model for alternate layouts. I will be adding JS in about another week.
@@Licia1318 hows your progress?
@@Licia1318 also wondering. update?
@@Fourzerotw0 how’s it going bro?
Hello man, I'll restart my journey on programming. I would like to thank you for boosting my confidence again, I really appreciate your tutorials.
Im restarting as well I wish you luck on your journey. Maybe we can collab and study together.
I'm six months into web development at my school, and will achieve my certificate in another six. Never thought I'd be learning all of this stuff, but it is quite the experience to learn something totally new! Thanks for the video!
@Happy Zone several
Same with me bro, I am on 3rd months now learning HTML, CSS and Bootstrap
CSS does have a special place in my heart ngl
For beginners, it sucks
Like for me
😑😑😂😂😂
I accidentally linked wrong css name to the HTML and man it looked like I stole the soul from it.
@@animeloverpakbj8229 correct 😭
@@animeloverpakbj8229 there are things a lot harder than this. So the the CSS is pretty much easy)
I've been a developer for 7 years and I hate CSS only slightly less than when I started
Dear HTML & CSS, you'll never gonna be replaced with anything even though you're not the *real* programming language. There wouldn't be any websites if there were no you's. :')
Also javascript
And js.
@@milanpaudel9624 js maybe replaced,cuz python is already available on web too
This was incredibly useful, Mosh! I'm glad I got almost all the basics down right to their important cores :)
Mosh you are someone who is helping young developers a hell lot....big thanks to you...im currently learning frontend web development and its so amazing and your videos are huge support for us.
Thankyou so much Mosh ❤😀
Thanks for the video! Finished a Shecodes workshop in Oct. Had me really excited and ready to get my hands into some projects but have been feeling a little defeated. So great to see that i was trying to learn too much at once and watching your video will , hopefully, make me more paced.
Which Workshop did you do? I'm currently doing a SheCodes workshop
I've always been waiting for this sort of guideline video from this channel 🙂
This is perfect. Iv been teaching myself web dev since Jan and this helps me fill in the blanks. God bless
How far have you gone bro from Jan?
@@matin7801 Hey man, Learned HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SaSS, React, NodeJS, ExpressJS , Now working on typescript ,Angular and some mongoBD and thinking of adding PhP to the mix, also busy putting together my portfolio site.
@@chrisstrauss7288 dude that's so inspiring can you break down ur learning platform and style. How many hours a day and how confident are you in those technologies
@@Six5 Thanks , Udemy and CZcams are my main sources of study material. I basically take code and dismantle it, seeing what happens when I remove certain bits of the code, I then try to build a test project with what iv learned and incorporate it into one of my larger projects.
Also code as much as i can according to the SOLID principles, something one of my lecturers encouraged.
@@chrisstrauss7288 OK sounds good thanks
Thank you Mosh, thank you for all the free content you make for us! I just started your JavaScript course and you really have a very cool way to teach people. Step by step, slow and steady, I'm at 40% of part 1 for like three weeks now, I'm practicing all the exercises every day and I feel that I've learned a lot!
Wonderful job of breaking down the essentials for becoming a junior web developer, you are always good at simplifying things, thank you for all the contribution you are making towards the society.
You see a video like that always after you started and you realize how much time you lost, but I think is a part of the journey.
Thanks, Mosh for your advice!
I love the timeline you gave for learning these languages and tools. Thanks man!
Hey Mosh, We are waiting for the other part of this video(backend).
That's what I need
Thanks for sharing you knowledge. I'm in my third month learning front-end development, and from now on I'll be your student...Thanks again...
Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed the course.
Feel free to contact me 📱with any questions and I will be more than happy to answer them.
EXCELLENT video! Good explanation and thank you for making it not overwhelming and also giving a direction on where to start the journey 7:00
Mosh having tremendous skills to explain the complex thing in easy way to understand 😊
Thanks Mosh, I've been looking for a video to help me understand what skills are needed for front-end development
thank you mosh for your pure effort to explain the way that all are willing. I would like to be a react developer
This is by far the best guide of its kind I’ve come across so far, thank you
Mosh is the best programming teacher I've ever known. Thanks Mosh. 😊😊😊
I started learning html and css 2 month ago and i were looking for some advice and these recommandations were perfect for me, Thank you Mosh :)
Did you get a job?
As I want to learn you made easier for to start learning especially the basic. I do want to become a Frontend developer. You teach very well and easier to learn with you. The breakdown of everything is awesome. Thank you MOSH!
I was confused between factory functions and constructor functions. I saw your videos on CZcams and everything was crisp clear within 10minutes. Thank you
Damn! This was super informative! Thanks for making this video.
I'm planning a career switch from UI design to front-end developer. I was lost on what to learn until now. 🙂
how is it going , just a qstn did u get any money doing ui design ?
@@youcefsarbri4038 yeah I do. I've been doing UI for 10 years.
I've just lost a passion for it in the last couple of years mainly because of the subjectivity and less exciting launches at work.
I decided to join a part time bootcamp for 8 months starting in September. I'm looking forward to it! 😀
@@riacharda i am learning ui ux but i dont know what else i need to know to land my first job
@@youcefsarbri4038 all it comes down to is working on projects and making an impact.
If you're starting out, there's no harm in showing conceptual projects in interviews.
Thank you. I took website design and development at the community college about 2 years ago. They just didn’t quite get us ready for work. The class was just so fast. I have the certificates but feel clueless right now I didn’t expect to need to use my new skills so soon I was planning a career change for later. Thank to current issue I’m going to need to jump right in. When I was confused about JS I remember watching your videos. You’re a true blessing. Thank you.
This is the first video I watched when I don't know where to start. I'm following this learning path. I'm think I'm done with the fundamentals now in less than 3 months, I spent 4-6 hrs every day studying html css js (mostly Js). I think I'm ready to start React.
Great! You get the job?
I didn't know anything about front-end development before watching this video and now(after watching) get some overview of front-end development. Thanks a lot😍
Great video and advice. Just bought a course on html, css, and Javascript after completing a Google ux design certificate. I'm done learning html and is fun. Currently on css, and I must say it's fun but quite confusing in terms of how to use box model to style your pages. Also the rem and em measurements are still a bit confusing but I know I will get use to it soon.
Thank you so much for your video and u just gain another subscriber. Now I know what language I should learn after completing this 3 languages. Ciao ciao!!!
Hey it’s been 7 months. How’s your progress now?
@@ceeeceee8753 same query
I was confused the other days while learning html & css ,now I got to know what I need to do next.So glad I found this channel.Thank you.
JavaScript
Can you make a course about using the front and back end skills to implement a big project?
yes , learn from his paid corurse , i am also doing this , he save time & well content than others.
@@daudahmed2343 how much it will cost?
@@yashpurohit509 Don’t listen, just sheep throwing money around. All your information is online. Many free courses and CZcams tutorials. Not this garbage.
@@tyclips7143 wtf.. its totally worth it, if someone has money to spend on it, its 100% worth it, its value is better and saves people time and target audience is not just harvard graduates, his videos are amazing, even the HTML course is 13 horus long and shows how to build a really amazing site, + the certificate is accepted in Linkedin
@Trevor St-Surin most courses are now 19 or 14$
finally
First time i am listening the word php from Mosh.
God bless you Mosh. This was really well explained as well as calming and motivating.
Thanks.Waiting for next episode (back-end Developer)
What an incredible structure of your video you explained lengthy things in a very short time and the way you visualize the things was super satisfying....I'll also appreciate for your video editor
Good stuff! Eagerly waiting for the Next Episode - Essential Backend Skills
Hey Mosh, waiting for videos on the backend and full-stack skills.
don't forget to cover full stack and backend dev skills and paths , love from India
I'm from india,tamilnadu,chennai
This is amazing, You really broke down all the fundamentals for a junior developer
The best video sofar for the 2021! Simple and easy explained... Thanks 👍
*It's a humble request make a video on Back end skills*
Regards
It will be posted in few days
Yes
@@shiffin_chippe pog
this is an a amazing explanation, but yes we still need the back end video
My God, what a structured beautiful brain you have! Thanks for such a wonderful video. This video alone is a game changer in the younger developers lives.
Brilliant and straightforward as always. Thank you Mosh.
به به به چقدر حال میکنم با این سری که دارین میسازین استاد.. بیان روان - موزیک بکگراند ملایم و مناسب - اسلایدهای متناسب و کالرفول - توضیح خوب روی انیمیشن ها که به راحتی داخل ذهن میمونه چونکه هرچقدر بیشتر حس های ۵ گانه باهم روی یک کانسپت مچ بشن فرامویشش خیلی کمتره و یادگیریش خیلی بالا . مثل همیشه عالیییییییی. مثل همیشه یکککک حرفه خودتون استاد❤️❤️❤️ فقط اون عکس ساختمون و بنا احتمال میدم ایرانی باشنا😂😂😂 قشنگگ معلومممه 😂
مرسي حميد رضا جان! تو هميشه ساپورتر كارهاي مني و كامنت هاي قشنگ مي گذاري! مرسي مرسي مرسي عزيزم! هميشه موفق باشي!!
@@moshfeghhamedani ارادتمندیم استاد. باعث افتخار هست ❤️❤️❤️
Mosh! I was waiting for this video...
This gives me the confidence to step forward. Thanks in advance.
But will learning all that stuff land me a Jr. front-end dev remote job?
I mean if my portfolio is empty!
Please answer or react if you see my comment.
Thank you Mosh, for clearly explaining frontend dev learning path
I am a confused beginner but you solved my problem........... thanks man ..... respect
Is anyone there from India
Everyone
Me
Pata nhi bhai
Always 😂
NO IM FROM SCOTLAND
After 7 years in the HVAC industry I now have the time to devote myself to a long passion of mine. This video has given me inspiration. I devote 3 hrs a day to learning the front end and with how you broke it down has given even more confidence into my new career!
the best video I have ever seen about the basics. Easy to understand and detailed! good luck
Just the perfect video you need, concise and to the point. Mosh you are awesome. 🙏
A really nice overview, thanks. I see that React, Angular and Vue are still popular in 2021.. Also starting to see Svelte is climbing the charts too..
Mosh make a course on Machine Learning and AI.
yes we need it
Its very board and evolving quickly. He might not make it
@@shiffin_chippe yes but mosh himself has said that python is his most watched course. And he only as of now has one python course while having about 3 for Java and Javascript.
Super idea
you won’t learn it in a course, u need uni degree for it and lots of maths
It is exactly what I need.. Thanks a lot! I also really like your voice and the music..
Amazing vid bro, didn't know everything yet and at the same time it perfectly aligned with my previous knowledge, super good info
I need a little bit help mosh sir , it's a humble request please make an end to end Html & Css course for beginners. I shall be highly obliged to you.😊
It’s coming next week!
Explain backend developer programs also sir...
I am a frontend And backend developer for over 5 years now...its cool to watch you mosh my friend
Thank you so much. You don't know how much you impacted my life. You may not read this but I wanted to thank you.
Bootstrap, Django (revisited)
A petition!
seconded
Hey Mosh, love your courses ! Can you please make one on html ? I would prefer learning it from you.
Coming next week!
The Most valuable and informative Sales pitch i have seen!! Awesome Job!!
MOSH!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I certainly had some by structure but was definitely jumping allover the place, this gives me great starting point. to STICK with🙏
What about data structure and algorithms? How much is needed to learn. Can u delve into that?
would you please do a guide line for Backend and AI
I have been learning Python and its Frameworks for quiet sometime now and want to know what should I do next
Really useful video, was definitely struggling on what to learn first. This video perfectly describes where to start
wow that was cool lesson for me! to learn front-end development with easy ways !😄😄😄
Learn html
Dump it and learn react
Learn css
Dump it and learn sass
Learn js
Dump it and learn typescript
.......
The inside life of an everyday upcoming programmer
When will you release your HTML/CSS course?
Soon!
@@moshfeghhamedani Original Account ?
By far, the best video that explains the why behind the different technologies! 😊. I am certainly more motivated and clear minded as a result of this. Cheers!
I really needed this video!! thanks a lot mate, nicely explained :)
Hey Mosh, great video first of all, im a sophomore in college at the moment, i know HTML, CSS and JavaScript, would that be enough for starters so i can start front-end development? I'm in this field for about a year so i'm still kind of new, any help is appreciated, thanks
From my learning experiences, after learning HTML, CSS, JS, React and totally struck how to build projects ?
If I take simple website to build, am totally struck.
Can you cover a video on how to build project on our own after learning technical details ?
e.g. I know it takes x, y, z to make cake but don't know how to make cake.
Most of the authors out there on youtube covers technical details very well, including yourself but I didn't find anyone explaining how to build projects after learning technical details as that's what will land you 1st job.
Thanks in advance
Go to webdev simplified. There's plenty of projects he has
@@seetsamolapo5600 but you don't learn by watching other person doing project, can you please share your experiences ?
@@80Vikram you follow what the experts do 1st, then after that you'll gradually feel independent to stuff yourself don't rush the process from a noob to an expert
In 2 weeks i learned html & css and made a better website layout by looking other websites layout it’s challenging and crazy... but now i forgot html & css codes becoz i shifted my domain, but after if i got time again i want to study all web designing concepts becoz if i want to showcase my skills of other domains i want to show it on my website soo striving to contrast time management
Just wow! I'm at barns & nobles trying to figure where to start. Mosh you have have just made simple what took a few hours to know not only where to start but your resource's you provided.
Mosh's videos are always so informative.. really helps me understand what I need to learn to be well-equipped!
Can we get this for Backend tho??
He said that's his next video.
When will your HTML and CSS course be out so that I can start soon
Soon!
I will wait
Next week!
@@moshfeghhamedani finally, Next week
That's pretty good
Oh let me get prepared
I'm helping and guiding my brother to be a front end developer and it's weird how the same things I told him, same way a structured his learning material and time. Great content. WIsh he could understand english, I think that could clarify some stuff for him.
Way to help your bro! I’m learning on my own and it’s tough as it is lol
Hi, mosh, I am new to the front-end, this video helped me a lot and is awesome. Thanks
I'm waiting for BackEnd Depelopment skills
SAME!
Just one question, do I need to do some react projects and Js projects before I start to learn TS?
Plz give me some advice!
Thank you Mosh for all your videos! Really great!
Very clear and concise explanation. Thanks Mosh! Subbed!
Mosh make a testing course with Jest for angular or react pls !
@mosh
I have spent over 6 years learning C# in unity3D, along side HTML, CSS, Javascript, Jquery, NodeJS, EJS, and sass. I have use a little mongoDB aswell. However its been about 3 years since i've touch any of it. I got so worked up that I felt I waisted the majority of my 20's (I am 29 now) learning programming, always feeling like I have no idea what I am doing, I don't feel I know anywhere near enough to get a job, and therefor I never will. So I gave up sadly, I am considering trying again I still remember the basics but yeah would need alot of google/stack overflow to get anything accomplished. I really... really... enjoying coding, debugging, and finishing a project even thoough I've only finished like 2 basic websites(I am very much a perfectionist.). Any advice?
Bro that’s more than enough to get a job. A lot of jobs you work in a team setting. As Much as people make it seem like they’re “one-man army’s” that’s just simply not the case. You literally only need to know HTML, JS, CSS to land a job. It will be a shit tier job but that’s just to get your foot in the door, see if you’re actually cut out to be a developer & if so then in 6-8months you leave for an increase in pay & knowledge.
Not everyone can work at google or all the top brands & truth be told. The work life balance at those places are usually shit, managers that power trip, etc
Work for a mom & pop spot, technology is booming & every business needs a developer literally
I guess it's true that most ppl really waste their experience and skills due to lack of self confidence
Learn what the script is, it is a program with inputs, and outputs, and by the way, know where your inputs are in the context of javascript, they where the events fire. A click or a press of a button is the begginning, how you react to these is the end. Once you know this it does not matter it is javascript, python or C, you will find your way around.
great video i was lost but after watching your video i can see the light at the end tunnel
Your videos are really amazing. As someone who has just begun to take an interest in this field, sorry for my ignorance, but nowhere I can find the answer to this question. After website preparation tools that include many ready-made themes such as Wordpress, Godaddy have entered our lives, what exactly do frontend developers do? or the work for frontends is not prominently reduced? thanks for your response.
Hey mosh
Everything is excellent in your CZcams videos
But when it comes to buy your course
There we Indians take our foot back by seeing the course price
So it my humble request as I can say from many Indians too
Please make your course fee bit less so that we can learn new technologies from your paid course
#love from India
#discount for courses
hehe in my country we don't have online payment. but most programmers love mosh.
Idk 🤷🏼♂️, why to buy courses there are lots of CZcams channel who is teaching for free. There are lots of materials available on web also.
You just have to learn from any of them and do more and more pratice.
@@protector3120 coz they are not giving u free certificate of your work done u need to pay for that so its better to pay earlier along with certificate work and also you can get money back in mosh.com if u did not understand anything.
@@protector3120 we never knew.. hehe.
@@editingadditive1502 No recruiter gives a fuck about certification... Projects are most important if anyone want to get a job after learning skills.
Hello mosh. Your videos are so great and I learn a lot. I watch your videos almost everyday. Keep it up Bro👍👍