Web Developer in 2018
Here’s where you’ll start. You can choose either the Front-end, or Back-end path below. Regardless, there are eight recommendations in yellow that you should learn for either path.
Recommended learning for either path
- Git — You should’ve learned Git yesterday, 15 minutes to learn Git
- SSH
- HTTP / HTTPS
- Terminal Usage — Basic Mac OS, Basic Windows
- Data Structures & Alogrithms
- Character Encodings
- GitHub — A Step by Step Guide to Making Your First GitHub Contribution
Frontend Path & Courses for Learning Front End
Focus on yellow boxes and grow from there. Below the map are additional resources to aide your learning.
The Web Development Bootcamp
You need to learn the basics and build a solid foundation of web development principles. There are many ways to do this, but in my opinion, The Web Development Bootcamp is the best and easiest way.
The Advanced Web Development Bootcamp
Now that you’ve taken the first bootcamp and know how to build full stack web applications, it’s time to take your learning a little deeper. The Advanced Web Development Bootcamp introduces complex technologies, frameworks, and tools you can use to build beautiful, responsive, web applications.
HTML / CSS
Beginner JavaScript
Advanced JavaScript
React JS
Angular JS
Vue JS
Backend
Focus on yellow boxes and go from there. Below the map are additional resources to aide your learning.
Node JS
Ruby
Python
PHP
Java
MySQL
Closing Notes
You made it to the end of the article… Good luck on your Web Development journey! It’s certainly not going to be easy, but by following this guide, you are one stop closer to accomplishing your goal.