r/WebdevTutorials • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '19
Become a Web Developer in 180 Days (Without CS Degree)
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/astritmalsia • Feb 28 '20
Hi 👋 everyone,
Would like to share this project I made - https://css.gg
It is a Minimalistic icon library Designed by code.
500 Customizable & Retina-Ready icons. Entirely built in CSS.
The website is also built entirely using CSS & HTML where icon selection is done with radio buttons and no JS whatsoever, even icon selection and cookies are set inline via CSS.
Why I am sharing is that you can open a single icon from where you see how the icon is built and it is a very good learning experience specially for beginners so when you inspect it will be highlighted.
Easy integration: Embed, NPM & API.
And most importantly it is open-source: https://github.com/astrit/css.gg
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The purpose of this website is to help people in the areas of web development that I also had trouble with. This site was made with Vue.js and Gridsome (a Vue.js framework for static sites). Developer Bacon is a work in progress website as I find things to change or make better while I upload the tutorials. Feedback on my new site to make this site better would be amazing :) https://developerbacon.ca/
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/dcajic • Oct 29 '20
Hi, fellow devs,
Two months ago I got permission from Codecademy to share their content on YouTube and I started a series of videos where I go through the whole Career Path on Web Development, so it’s not just one course or two. In this series, you will go through 14 different modules:
Learn HTML ✔
Styling a Website ✔
Getting Started with JavaScript ✔
Getting More Advanced with Design ✔
JavaScript: Arrays, Loops, and Objects
Building Interactive JavaScript Websites
Intermediate JavaScript
Learn the Command Line
Learn Git
Building Front-end Applications with React
JavaScript Back-End Development
SQL and Databases for Web Development
Building a Persistent API
Test-Driven Development with JavaScript
So, if u are just starting out with programming or you are struggling to go through Codecademy alone or you don’t have a PRO membership you can find my channel here Dusan Cajic or you can go step by step in the playlist here Codecademy Web Development career path.
Every time I complete a module I'll update the post by adding the comment and a check-mark to the right of the module's title in the description above.
I hope this will help you start your web development journey.
Cheers 🍻
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