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Wanna get into web development, got no clue where to start or how long would it take. I'm 26

>> No.23990487

dumb frogposters get the rope

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>>23990487
back to /tg/ you nigger

>> No.23990527

>>23990474
>haha i played lots of videogames now i want to become webdeveloper

>> No.23990608

Not smart at all.
I mean there are Brazilians who can do it...
Pretty easy job.
Best way to start is to actually start. Not talk about how, but just do.
Meaning: Build something yourself, in the end you are good to go.

IT: Software developer, 5 years experience

>> No.23990633

>>23990608
5 years ago they would give you a job for centering shit with css. That won't cut it anymore

>> No.23990694

>>23990633
Right, and nowadays you get a job for doing wordpress or shopify.
Big difference.

>> No.23990701

>>23990474

go ask /g/ faggot

>> No.23990723

>>23990694
Forgot about the even harder ones!
Dragging boxed. OhNo,jpeg

>> No.23990914

>>23990474
Youtube has countless tutorials
Udemy has structured classes for learning it all.
You just need average intelligence and time+dedication to learn full stack, just because its so many different things.

>> No.23991126

>>23990474
smart enough to know how to dethrone the amazon fucks who are ruining the world.
smart enough to be in safex already

>> No.23991313

Learn HTML and CSS and force yourself to make a few sites for practice. At this point you want to understand the different ways to create layouts. Then you gotta learn JavaScript. I don't know a good resource if you're a first time programmer. Find a course that focuses on webdev because there is a lot of deep JavaScript you'll probably never need.

Then depending on what you want to do learn a framework and maybe a back end. Eg you could learn WordPress and then learn PHP + SQL to have the LAMP stack. I personally use Vue for frontend and Firebase foir my database and haven't really needed to master any back end tools but I should.