@@manojjrkhiara240 Just wondering, are you doing this by watching youtube or online videos or are you doing this through some certified college course? I want to start and have learned c and sql through private tutoring.
I agree with everything he said💯One thing I would like to enlighten those who are just starting. Do NOT focus SOLELY on learning the LANGUAGE. Learn how to use the language to CREATE. Very Important!
@@MarqueshaMartin That was a major setback for me. I got into programming having the thought that I just need to learn Python and everything would be great. Most online tutorials only focus on learning the basics of any programming language. Once most people have completed the tutorials they find themselves in a position of not knowing how to create anything. The language is a tool used to create. At this point in my path books have had the greatest impact on learning the language and being able to apply what you have learned to create.
This is quite helpful. I'm looking for a freelancer to work on my site. Knowing the difference with frontend, backend, and 'full stack' developer is helpful when communicating to the dev.
Hello Aleksander, I have a generic question. I have made a website which has a news section which needs to be updated weekly by a client. Would I create a backend with an Admin Login that leads to an Admin page which allows them to create 'news cards' that update the on the news section of the web page. Or I have to somehow attach my website to a CMS or re-create my website through a CMS , I'm really not sure what is generally done in this case? Thank you.
From time to time our way of life is changing because of technology, that is why i want to invest my time in this skills, like computer programming anything related to computer, there is alot of opportunity
i am lawyer but i am learnning frontent web dev "skills" from recreation. I know html, css, javascript (love jQuery), at the same time i am Joomla CMS fan, also i know little bit of php and mysql.. my goals for 2021 is to learn React and try to learn server side language compatible with React :))
@@mobilesofatvwatcher1703 At the moment i am learning web development for fun, if i came to stage where i can make "career change" i am gona go for it.. but for now im i doing both jobs.. lawyer and amateur frontend developer ...
Is a Developer with HTML, CSS, JS, MYSQL, and PHP skills will be worth it in the market, I mean that is there demand for these sills in the world today also and can I make a career in freelancing or a job in Web dev and des. Please, guide me in this?
I have some solid illustration and motion graphic design skills, been doing lots of freelance work for the past 2 years, but I'm also interested in web development, is my design skills going to combine with web development or these are completely separate avenues? ,awesome content btw ;)
graphic design and web development go hand in hand, especially if you freelance since the graphics+code are your own under copyright laws, makes stuff easier than getting a letter 2 years after making a website about some tiny picture or what not
I don't know anything about coding or web development. No knowledge at all. What should be my first step in success? I'm thinking about taking online classes and getting an associates in web development. Is that a great start or are there other ways?
I am a reactjs developer and I tried several freelancing websites but I am not landing any clients, is it because i am from India or I dont have any prior industry experience
You have no projects to show. A calculator, a todo app is not going to do it. Make a real website even if it's a fake business. Make yourself look like you have experience
I liked this video because is the truth. You should to start with CMS and getting knowledge in the process. And who say it's not programming, that's no matter. Why complicate your life.
I am Learning front end developer now I am 16 yrs and I started 4 months ago and now I know html css little bit of Java. My passion is to be a web developer but for now i am front end developer. Thanks 😊.
I have a question tho, is it really possible for a person to learn front end in 3 months and get a job at the same time? I imagine you've stumbled on someone who's like that before since you've been programming for 15 years or more
@*Cypher_Willow Realistically if you've never coded before, its not happening. If you have coded then its highly unlikely, could get lucky though. Really though it would look like: Months 1-3: Learning language(s) Month 4:frameworks/API/Development life cycle Months 5-9(could be less depending on size of projects): completing projects to put on your portfolio to showcase skills To some that may seem like a long time but honestly its a very competitive field and you want to be sure you at least stand a chance going into those interviews
@@willow4635 I suppose it is possible. If you look at web developer jobs, even entry level ones that seem to want you to have at least a years experience so I'm curious about those who get jobs with 3 months as well 😅
@@TheAbhorrent1 right. Those guys are really something and I would like to know how they handle themselves in the business for now on, well I rather keep sharpening my skills till im confident enough.
Hey everyone, I’m sorry that my comment is slightly off topic. I’ve come to realize that web developers often struggle with healthy eating. Which is why I’m currently trying to find out how one could make the lives of web developers who struggle with this a lot easier. So, I was hoping if some of you would be willing to answer these two simple questions for me:
1. As a web developer, what are the 2 biggest issues you’re dealing with when it comes to sticking to healthy eating? 2. Regarding nutrition, what would you wish for more than anything else? Thanks so much in advance - looking forward to reading your answers!
Its a popular backend language in web development. I'm learning it now and it is fun and VERY beginner friendly in terms of syntax Example in Java to print something System.out.print("hello") In python Print("hello") To create a class in Java Private void className{ } Python: Class Mammal: *Code here* May not be syntactically correct but you get the idea
Sir, i am thinking of joining a bootcamp focused on web development (MERN). My question to you is: is web development a good long term career considering there are a lot of website builders already? My fear is that maybe in 10 years time, web development will be so small because of drag&drop sites and only the top 10% will be left with jobs. What are your thoughts/opinions sir?
Yes web development is good for long term, mainly because programming is a valuable skill. Drag and drop builders can only make websites that look the same/have the same template style. And this is only the visual aspect. It does not support anything 'more complex' stuff like working with data, custom animations/visual effect etc , and performance ,speed of the website itself. Which are hard to automate. And if you have programming experience on your resume you can eventually shift into other programming jobs like programming software.
Start your own llc ….f them jobs bro …you don’t need them…it’s not over…start your llc…market yourself…& run your income thru your business accounts take a good loan and never look back
Is being a web developer a repetitive career? I'm not used to change and I like reptitiveness and I'm more of a hands on learner and I don't want to go to school for 4-5 years at a tradional 4-5 year university and I always struggled in school too.
@@alfonsoromano7389 been developing professionally on and off for 2 years now. Only learn new tech on a "need to nerd/learn" basis. Instead of focusing on learning all the languages in the world, stick to the fundamentals. How data flows in objects within Object Oriented Programming (OOP) for example. I would focus more on OOP than any other types of programming languages such as Procedural, as OOP dominates, especially in web development. To start of, learn syntax, variables, data types, operators, strings, if else statements, switch, while loops, for loops and arrays. These are the building blocks of languages, OOP or procedural. Then, focusing more on OOP, learn classes, class members, constructors, properties, inheritance, classes/objects, polymorphism and abstraction. It may seem like a lot, but if you spend half an hour a day on the basics, you will grasp the fundamentals on OOP. You should NOT learn everything, as you will burn out, but these concepts are crucial for programming. Knowing two different programming languages helps. DO NOT spend all your time on tutorials. This will only stifle you. Once you have gone through a good learning platform like W3 Schools, go and download a project from GitHub and start deconstructing the project with what you have learnt from W3 Schools. Remember, if you know the fundamentals first, then you can pick up a programming language later on, EASILY. Learning every language before understanding the fundamentals will make you quit early
I'm student of BSC IT . I want to become a web developer. Learing codeing with helping another app and YT its to boring 😴 PLZZZZ give me some tip to learn fast
First set a goal and a map what u want to be like full stack ,or learn full stack basic and or just master one thing either backend or front end or dev ops
U can buy course from udemy too that give certification on completion but i dont recommend it as they becomes boring and u cant be motivated so learn from utube best source and free as well and keep making some good projects . Another tip is learn developer tools as well side by side
To be honest outside of class not sure where else you're gonna learn it from other than a book, Google or CZcams unless you manage to find a mentor who will personally help you. This field requires a decent degree of self motivation. I can agree that sometimes teaching myself outside of class may be a chore sometimes but when you get a job you still won't know everything and there's not going to always be someone holding your hand so you'll have to learn from stack overflow or youtube to solve a problem. Thats the job maybe yoirr better off in another field or branch of IT
@@AleksanderVitkin what I mean is it worth getting into web dev? I wanted to start learning but I kept hearing that the marketplace it's oversaturated+in these days it is easyer to make a website with Wordpress by yourself than hire a freelancer
@@lemontaingaming4095 You can work as a WordPress developer. Wordpress does not contain everything, so it needs developers and programmers to modify it.
@@lemontaingaming4095 If it's what you really want to do then don't listen to what other people say and go do it... saturation doesn't always mean that there's no place for you... it means that there's a big market out there... focus on your goal and on the positive aspects of it. Good luck.
@@PedroDVC thanks,im not sure yet if ill go on web,still figurating this out,i wish to know the main domains of it ,like web design,app design etc,to see wich i like better
This is bad advice you need fundamentals. Being an expert at a framework will not get you in anywhere, because you do not know why the framework does what it does.
Next video: how to start FREELANCING as a web developer: czcams.com/video/QyqbkFbxgSk/video.html
Here in 2021 i am 49 yrs old , just completed HTML
Me 47... started with HTML
Congratulations to the both of you. Keep up the progress, don't give up!
Keep going. You are doing great!
Thank u for the motivation
Started with CSS now
@@manojjrkhiara240 Just wondering, are you doing this by watching youtube or online videos or are you doing this through some certified college course? I want to start and have learned c and sql through private tutoring.
I agree with everything he said💯One thing I would like to enlighten those who are just starting. Do NOT focus SOLELY on learning the LANGUAGE. Learn how to use the language to CREATE. Very Important!
Great advice..I truly appreciate it.
@@MarqueshaMartin That was a major setback for me. I got into programming having the thought that I just need to learn Python and everything would be great. Most online tutorials only focus on learning the basics of any programming language. Once most people have completed the tutorials they find themselves in a position of not knowing how to create anything. The language is a tool used to create. At this point in my path books have had the greatest impact on learning the language and being able to apply what you have learned to create.
Best advice
Aleks, you offer very high quality content without the padding and fluff. I enjoy listening to you and have learnt a lot.
I'm here in 2021 about to start my journey so thanks for this video..
Same. We got this!
Me too. I'm on my second day.
same
me four! i'm on week 2.
You want a study partner Chloe?
Thanks man, you've helped me to get on track. Subscribed!
This is quite helpful. I'm looking for a freelancer to work on my site. Knowing the difference with frontend, backend, and 'full stack' developer is helpful when communicating to the dev.
I really liked your video, it gave me a north in several points. I will continue to follow, learning step by step, making it my job!
Thank you for all your awesome videos ❤
Hello Aleksander, I have a generic question. I have made a website which has a news section which needs to be updated weekly by a client. Would I create a backend with an Admin Login that leads to an Admin page which allows them to create 'news cards' that update the on the news section of the web page. Or I have to somehow attach my website to a CMS or re-create my website through a CMS , I'm really not sure what is generally done in this case? Thank you.
Been on and off with my journey but I will get back to it and go to school to boost my skills
From time to time our way of life is changing because of technology, that is why i want to invest my time in this skills, like computer programming anything related to computer, there is alot of opportunity
i am lawyer but i am learnning frontent web dev "skills"
from recreation. I know html, css, javascript (love jQuery), at the same time i am Joomla CMS fan, also i know little bit of php and mysql.. my goals for 2021 is to learn React and try to learn server side language compatible with React :))
Hey, are you learning web development just for fun or for a career change??
accountant here.. also learning web dev
@@mobilesofatvwatcher1703 At the moment i am learning web development for fun, if i came to stage where i can make "career change" i am gona go for it.. but for now im i doing both jobs.. lawyer and amateur frontend developer ...
Server side language compatible with React?? There is no such thing. There are only network protocols. Everything is bits over a wire
@@kevinfromthebase1335 ok :)
Lol he said jQuery... damn I feel like that became irrelevant if your writing es6 or higher JS.
Would also love a video differentiating Web Dev against Software Dev?
Great video! Thank you :))
Im on the process of learning this ☺
How can i add categories on below header horizontal scrolling to website? Please help me
Is a Developer with HTML, CSS, JS, MYSQL, and PHP skills will be worth it in the market, I mean that is there demand for these sills in the world today also and can I make a career in freelancing or a job in Web dev and des.
Please, guide me in this?
You made all my confusion cleared
Started with PHP and MySQL in 2014 just for fun, now in 2021 I try to get a web dev with Angular/ionic. Let’s we what happens
I have some solid illustration and motion graphic design skills, been doing lots of freelance work for the past 2 years, but I'm also interested in web development, is my design skills going to combine with web development or these are completely separate avenues? ,awesome content btw ;)
graphic design and web development go hand in hand, especially if you freelance since the graphics+code are your own under copyright laws, makes stuff easier than getting a letter 2 years after making a website about some tiny picture or what not
i want to know how this category of web development is benefitable for me
thank you for the information. Today I decided to pursue this career, I have no job, and I am old (46)I know I can do it. Thanks again.
age is number i hve friends who changed career and came back from no programming background so if they can do it you can too good luc
Oh shoot! I was in a facebook group with you like 4 years ago. Super cool. Had no idea about web development back then - now I'm a developer!
The 18k person one or the rsd one? Check out what we’re doing now btw: www.businessmentor.com
15 years old I really LOVE web dev so I hope that web design won't die. Btw, my channel is about Coding HTML, CSS and JS 😂😁
I don't know anything about coding or web development. No knowledge at all. What should be my first step in success? I'm thinking about taking online classes and getting an associates in web development. Is that a great start or are there other ways?
google webflow and no code web application platform
Off topic, but you look exactly like a friend of mine. Incredible. I loved your content.
What’s ur opinion of free code camp?
Is node. Js express mongodb worth 2021
I am a reactjs developer and I tried several freelancing websites but I am not landing any clients, is it because i am from India or I dont have any prior industry experience
Being from India mostly the Reason
@@okenk.6379 does indians do not get clients? Why is it so?
Anyone from any country can get projects , he didn't got one because he has no prior experience to show ...
I'm also from India, maybe if I make a portfolio I'd get a chance? 🤨
You have no projects to show. A calculator, a todo app is not going to do it. Make a real website even if it's a fake business. Make yourself look like you have experience
To get clients create a website and do seo smm ppc digital marketing
I liked this video because is the truth. You should to start with CMS and getting knowledge in the process. And who say it's not programming, that's no matter. Why complicate your life.
Yes, you get it.
I am Learning front end developer now I am 16 yrs and I started 4 months ago and now I know html css little bit of Java. My passion is to be a web developer but for now i am front end developer. Thanks 😊.
Java?
yeah me too i m also 16 years old learning web dev
Aleksander Vitkin i want to build web apps .do i need to learn to code what languages i need to learn
You can do pretty much everything with javascript, and html, css.
@@lardosian how much time does it really take to become a good web developer?
@@mobilesofatvwatcher1703 I would say if you practice a lot and build projects then two or three years.
I have a question tho, is it really possible for a person to learn front end in 3 months and get a job at the same time? I imagine you've stumbled on someone who's like that before since you've been programming for 15 years or more
@*Cypher_Willow Realistically if you've never coded before, its not happening. If you have coded then its highly unlikely, could get lucky though. Really though it would look like:
Months 1-3: Learning language(s)
Month 4:frameworks/API/Development life cycle
Months 5-9(could be less depending on size of projects): completing projects to put on your portfolio to showcase skills
To some that may seem like a long time but honestly its a very competitive field and you want to be sure you at least stand a chance going into those interviews
@@TheAbhorrent1 you're right. But I still wonder about those lucky people who manage to hit those jobs in their process of 3 months
@@willow4635 I suppose it is possible. If you look at web developer jobs, even entry level ones that seem to want you to have at least a years experience so I'm curious about those who get jobs with 3 months as well 😅
@@TheAbhorrent1 right. Those guys are really something and I would like to know how they handle themselves in the business for now on, well I rather keep sharpening my skills till im confident enough.
Hey everyone, I’m sorry that my comment is slightly off topic. I’ve come to realize that web developers often struggle with healthy eating. Which is why I’m currently trying to find out how one could make the lives of web developers who struggle with this a lot easier.
So, I was hoping if some of you would be willing to answer these two simple questions for me:
1. As a web developer, what are the 2 biggest issues you’re dealing with when it comes to sticking to healthy eating?
2. Regarding nutrition, what would you wish for more than anything else?
Thanks so much in advance - looking forward to reading your answers!
This very easy bro. Just live a healthy lifestyle.
What aboit learning python as a beginner ? does python have a good futur in the world of web dev ??
Its a popular backend language in web development. I'm learning it now and it is fun and VERY beginner friendly in terms of syntax
Example in Java to print something
System.out.print("hello")
In python
Print("hello")
To create a class in Java
Private void className{
}
Python:
Class Mammal:
*Code here*
May not be syntactically correct but you get the idea
Sir, i am thinking of joining a bootcamp focused on web development (MERN).
My question to you is: is web development a good long term career considering there are a lot of website builders already?
My fear is that maybe in 10 years time, web development will be so small because of drag&drop sites and only the top 10% will be left with jobs.
What are your thoughts/opinions sir?
Yes web development is good for long term, mainly because programming is a valuable skill.
Drag and drop builders can only make websites that look the same/have the same template style.
And this is only the visual aspect.
It does not support anything 'more complex' stuff like working with data, custom animations/visual effect etc , and performance ,speed of the website itself. Which are hard to automate.
And if you have programming experience on your resume you can eventually shift into other programming jobs
like programming software.
Can someone still get a job in web development with a felony for theft/Agg theft especially if it’s been 4 years since the case?
Through freelance jobs
Start your own llc ….f them jobs bro …you don’t need them…it’s not over…start your llc…market yourself…& run your income thru your business accounts take a good loan and never look back
Is being a web developer a repetitive career? I'm not used to change and I like reptitiveness and I'm more of a hands on learner and I don't want to go to school for 4-5 years at a tradional 4-5 year university and I always struggled in school too.
Get used to change...
Programming in general is all about keeping up with the industry, you have to learn alot even after you get hired.
@@mohammadelnayef even after you went to a web developer/web development school?
@@alfonsoromano7389 Yes
@@alfonsoromano7389 been developing professionally on and off for 2 years now. Only learn new tech on a "need to nerd/learn" basis.
Instead of focusing on learning all the languages in the world, stick to the fundamentals. How data flows in objects within Object Oriented Programming (OOP) for example. I would focus more on OOP than any other types of programming languages such as Procedural, as OOP dominates, especially in web development.
To start of, learn syntax, variables, data types, operators, strings, if else statements, switch, while loops, for loops and arrays. These are the building blocks of languages, OOP or procedural.
Then, focusing more on OOP, learn classes, class members, constructors, properties, inheritance, classes/objects, polymorphism and abstraction.
It may seem like a lot, but if you spend half an hour a day on the basics, you will grasp the fundamentals on OOP. You should NOT learn everything, as you will burn out, but these concepts are crucial for programming. Knowing two different programming languages helps.
DO NOT spend all your time on tutorials. This will only stifle you. Once you have gone through a good learning platform like W3 Schools, go and download a project from GitHub and start deconstructing the project with what you have learnt from W3 Schools.
Remember, if you know the fundamentals first, then you can pick up a programming language later on, EASILY. Learning every language before understanding the fundamentals will make you quit early
I'm student of BSC IT . I want to become a web developer. Learing codeing with helping another app and YT its to boring 😴 PLZZZZ give me some tip to learn fast
Freecodecamp is best resource to learn from utube
First set a goal and a map what u want to be like full stack ,or learn full stack basic and or just master one thing either backend or front end or dev ops
U can buy course from udemy too that give certification on completion but i dont recommend it as they becomes boring and u cant be motivated so learn from utube best source and free as well and keep making some good projects . Another tip is learn developer tools as well side by side
To be honest outside of class not sure where else you're gonna learn it from other than a book, Google or CZcams unless you manage to find a mentor who will personally help you. This field requires a decent degree of self motivation. I can agree that sometimes teaching myself outside of class may be a chore sometimes but when you get a job you still won't know everything and there's not going to always be someone holding your hand so you'll have to learn from stack overflow or youtube to solve a problem. Thats the job maybe yoirr better off in another field or branch of IT
Which country you are
Good day, how can i contact you
www.businessmentor.com
Can someone become a web developer or software engineer without any formal qualification at all?
yes, every youtuber says that.
Yes but it's not easy, you definitely need projects to show you have the skills.
Chris Sean became one, he dropped out of college after 1 semester and makes over $130,000 a year now. Look him up on CZcams.
Im here in 2021,21 years old and made games, uploaded on google playstore...made several websites and hosted them sold them🤦♂️
Is it worth learning html,css ,js if it's so easy to build a website with workpress?
Lemontain Gaming that’s a good start yes
@@AleksanderVitkin what I mean is it worth getting into web dev?
I wanted to start learning but I kept hearing that the marketplace it's oversaturated+in these days it is easyer to make a website with Wordpress by yourself than hire a freelancer
@@lemontaingaming4095 You can work as a WordPress developer. Wordpress does not contain everything, so it needs developers and programmers to modify it.
@@lemontaingaming4095 If it's what you really want to do then don't listen to what other people say and go do it... saturation doesn't always mean that there's no place for you... it means that there's a big market out there... focus on your goal and on the positive aspects of it. Good luck.
@@PedroDVC thanks,im not sure yet if ill go on web,still figurating this out,i wish to know the main domains of it ,like web design,app design etc,to see wich i like better
Why the video is full of cuts!?
Its annoying to everyone whose trying to focus on what u're saying!
the video is too dark but thankyou for clear Voice :D
I'm soon to start my journey in 2 months from now supposedly ill make 31$ hours
My current major is computer programming I was wondering if this is the right major if I wanted to be a web developer
I am curious as well. Maybe getting a degree in programming and branching off into something else if possible.
Is there actually people looking to get websites done in 2021?
Not at all Louie, people go to the baker now and read the posters on the wall as their source for info.
@@AleksanderVitkin hahaha with face mask on. Wifi is dead
"The truth" this guy knows what he's doing
But what about the real truth Alex?
@@AleksanderVitkin Aleks is onto me
@@Soultoo LMAO
I'm a frelancer, when you say freelancing is a freedom LOL 😂😂
Hi,shahzbiaz
Can you tell me how freelancers take a break when they are sick or they want to go vacation?
you look good with beard :P
I get stopped at airports when I grow a beard...
@@AleksanderVitkin dangerous choice.damn!
What are my chances as a 40 year old?
Your comment made me sad
Hey
This is bad advice you need fundamentals. Being an expert at a framework will not get you in anywhere, because you do not know why the framework does what it does.
I disagree that the video, which isn't about the topic you're talking about in this comment, is "bad advice", based on facts and results. :)
🤓
You don’t speack fast at all bro 😒
It is better to say “they” because the developer might be a women or a non binary. Tnx
Shut up
No time stamps😐
you're quick, still adding those ;)
@@AleksanderVitkin ohh..sorry, tyt
@@Rohan-fn7wc now the timestamps are in the description, enjoy
why every developer looks like a nerd and not like iron man
There are some who look like Iron Man or captain marvel as well ;)
Nodejs all the way