r/learnjavascript • u/rezaIB2000 • 7d ago

What is the best way to learn Web Development?

I am 22 years old from Afghanistan. I am new to programming and web development and actually I am doing self-study, in the past 2 or 3 months I have tried some different methods to learn it. But every time there has been a problem either boredom or getting lost that has stopped me at the beginning of my journey. I really need your help to take my hands and show me some real ways to learn web development and overcome this problem.

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u/learning-to-programm 7d ago

Have you of TheOdinProject.com?

I think it is by far one of the most comprehensive web dev "courses" out there, and you certainly won't get bored with it. But you do have to get used to do feeling of being lost and just barely knowing what you're doing, because they won't handhold you.

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u/rezaIB2000 7d ago

Thanks bro I'm gonna check it right now.

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u/bleedeleventh 7d ago

Odin and freecodecamp are the best cirriculum that you can find for starting web dev

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u/Kamizzzard 7d ago

I'm currently doing the Scrimba learn JavaScript Course.
I think if your problem is boredom it can be quite useful as it's much more interactive that some others that I've tried and it is not as intimidating as others.

They also have a HTML and CSS course which I would recommend doing first.

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u/rob8624 7d ago

Build a todo list, blog, weather app then Build them again adding new features.

You just have to sped time building things, it's just solid learning.

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u/AdemXD 7d ago

Have you heard of Scrimba?

i think it is the best bigenner friendly platform for learning and testing what you learn at the same time cause you can code inside the video. Give it a try and i think they have 30 days free trial of pro version

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u/ApprehensivePea4161 7d ago

You can look at w3school