How I'd Learn Full-Stack Web Development (If I Could Start Over)

Learn through documentation rather than watching video only then watch video when u don't understnd through documntation

Can anyone help me cause after 3 to 4 months of learning js still failed to
make some projects 😅

You simply overwhelmed me with a millions things you just listed.

The scary thing is that there are so many different ways to do things, and I don't want to waste time learning unnecessary things, you didn't even mention php for example which I thought was essential..

I'm at the point where I want to make requests to a server and understand how the front-end and back-end work together.

So can someone recommend a good free course or tutorial that includes asynchronous programming using API's, Node.js with express, or python, and mongoDB?

Trying to go from front-end to full-stack seems like a huge leap.

I don’t know if this is the best way…but it’s easy to understand. That is important because your learning journey will not be.

Thank you for the video
I'm learning Full Stack Web Development and Mobile App Development so I can create websites and apps

Yo thank you so much for this video there’s so much info out there in terms of stacks it felt overwhelming I have mostly been doing leetcode with python to hone in problem solving skills but want to now start building some projects and hopefully get hired thx

What about UI and UX to design the website?

Thank you so much❤

Let me explain why truly understanding everything after learning a framework is difficult

Example
If someones first ever programming language was Python and directly started using all the prebuilt functions
And now that someone wants to learn C/C++
Its gonna be a steep learning curve for him as logic that was required for those prebuilt functions isnt known by him
So basically he'll be somewhat starting from scratch with a booster pack called experience to speed up that learning a bit

what iam confuse about is that all the tools and packages we use they release updates really fast , so for example today i use this version of vite and this version of react and typescript and express and etc ... and 1 years later let say the boss asks me to update the site i made 1 years ago to the new versions of vite , react , express , typescript and what ever else i used ... how to do that and how to not breack the site when we doing that i can not find a good course or video about it

I love flexbox

Nicely explained in layman language.
Thanks ,Conner !!

I started my web development journey thanks for this roadmap

What a great video Conner, new sub here!!!

Short, Precise, and understandable. Subscribed.

very helpful, thanks

Now that regenerative AI is becoming the norm as the personal tutor and automated reference manual of programmers, would you still recommend the same?

Im on it!!!❤

this is great, thanks - i've done about 50% of the odin project and it covers much of this ground but this also added some new ideas. there is so much to learn i find you have to be enjoying the journey and pace yourself or it's just overwhelming.

Need graph pdf

Thanks for the languages map. I am not a coder. Petroleum background but looking to learn languages that criss cross multiple industries. Where does Python fall in Web Development ?

Hello i am doing a project for school.
I need to create a website for web and android. I need to use Database for my data.(SQL? MAYBE)
Wich program do you suggest that i use to build the website.
I need to have a admin system, where he changes data and a client system.
Thank you!

Great content 👍

If I could start over I would learn welding - much less frustrating than dealing with someone's code

Great video thank you, I was feeling very overwhelmed (am still pretty overwhelmed) with all the things I have to learn but at least now I know where to start. I actually want to learn PHP for back-end, is that ok, please do you have any suggestions.

Thank you Conner. Found your video so helpful as I am a medical doctor changing career into tech. I started learning HTML today on code academy and I hope to follow your roadmap all the way. Before deciding to change my career, I heard so much about Python, and I was suprised you didn't mention it at all in your presentation. Is there a reason why? Curious to know. And how valuable is Python in my journey to becoming a full-stack web developer?

What are the resources that you followed step by step???

HTML
CSS
Javascript
Dom
Deep dive
Fetch
Terminal
Node js
Database
React js
Typescript
Networks
Cloud
Security
SSR

does anyone else just get stuck all the time when trying to build projects?

I agree that they are easy to learn, but they are hard to use and not worth using beyond just prototyping(except GO) imho. Anything that's more complex should be done in a proper statically typed language.

Really good video for biggeners 🎉, really impressive sir

Thanks for the tip! I'm on my 2nd week into html & css but my head wants to know how it works inside the pc. Like how or why the computer executes the words I input in the code editor. As a guy who, previously, drafts architectural plans that's usually how my brain work. I absorb information better if I understand how it all interacts with each other. Thank you for your roadmap!

What is about PHP?

This is the best ever roadmap i ever seen from all videos out there, the order is on point!

Bro you're a real G! Hope u all the best with ur life brother!

lgtm

Does compines hire people who have no experience in other company before and can you suggest me some projects for my CV thanks

Hey Conner, what's the time duration to complete this road map like the average time rage

What about MEAN or MERN stack you created this full stack very confusing and complicated ?

I started coding 5 years ago like this

Html -> css -> JavaScript (not finished fully) -> bootstrarp.

Then huge 2 years break then i came cross java and become interested in back-end 😊


Java se (completed) -> java ee (current) -> spring (next thing to learn).

Whatever u choose front or back end one thing is important that u dont have to give up, just give yourself a little break if u stuck and come back again.

Woah 1st video I've seen of yours and you have earned my sub, like, & comment for the algorithm brother. Not only did you provide realistic & original content, you don't have some course of affiate leak to push. When I first started to teach myself 6 months ago, there was all these roadmap videos tht were all bear minimum, as well as 99% of them being the exact same then at the end they sneak in "you can follow this roadmap, clickthe link do buy my course"
But whats worse: your about to finish 30min+ roadmap vid, think you got good advice, genuine advice, then towards the end: "you can follow this exact path if you click my affiliate link for the "learn full stack and get a senior developer position @ FANG in 2 days only!" By udemy, to get 2% off this $800 course!
BUT THIS IS A GODDAMN MASTERPIECE! Fr tho, the amount of info you were able to set out step by step istop tier. Best roadmap vid, hands down

After 7 years writing code, I’ve actually learned everything on this list

Im a fullstack also with hardwork and dedication anyone can do in a year, but i wont suggest anyone doing fullstack. specialization in a thing, is the key, otherwise its just labor work its very hard for single person to do such big projects by (him/her)self

Thanks Bro👍great stuff

This is by far the best video I've seen on the web development roadmap! Gem of a detailed video!

You've totally earned a new subscriber!

After learning two month of html css. I am here. I was searching for this guidance bro. Thank you . This road map is what i was searching for. Really appreciate your work.

This guy reminded me of my whole CS engineering life

After mastering HTML, css and js as for now I am learning react and doing state management in redux so like is this right? Tbh I’m having kind of hard time doing redux so and tut u would recommend like course or anything

This is easily the best roadmap that I’ve seen as a beginner developer and has really simplified how I should I progress. You’ve earned yourself a new subscriber my friend! :)