where can I learn web development in ogun or Lagos. favourably, Ogun state.
or where can I learn it online

pay me I go teach you free of charge

alphatron:
pay me I go teach you free of charge

lol
what is this?

Online tutorial, WhatsApp me for html ebook.

NorthPrince:
where can I learn web development in ogun or Lagos.
favourably, Ogun state.

or where can I learn it online

Get your laptop and go to freecodecamp.org fast! Take their HTML and CSS class for 3 weeks. Then finish their JavaScript course in 2 weeks(don't force yourself to know it deeply yet, it will end in tears. This two weeks is just to get vaguely familiar with JavaScript.)

Next go to w3schools.com or codecamy.com and take their HTML and CSS courses for another 3 weeks. After doing this you should now have beginner to intermediate knowledge of HTML and CSS. Then you go back to freecodecamp.org and complete all their HTML and CSS capstone projects. Also learn boostrap4 it will be very easy at this point.

Now it's time to go back to JavaScript! Thoroughly go through the JavaScript course on codecamy.com and build all the projects in the course.
The capstone project of their JavaScript course I think is a web app that makes use of an API to return nearby restaurants and their customer ratings to a user.

All these should take you about 4 months. Now you are just one step away from being very employable. Pick a framework, learn it and build capstone projects with it!
I'll recommend React JavaScript. Do this for the next 2 months making everything 6 months.

If you are able to do all these, by December you will meet the requirement for more than 70% of frontend developer positions. In no time your portfolio will speak for you, especially the capstone projects you built.

Godspeed!

spartan117:

Get your laptop and go to freecodecamp.org fast! Take their HTML and CSS class for 3 weeks. Then finish their JavaScript course in 2 weeks(don't force yourself to know it deeply yet, it will end in tears. This two weeks is just to get vaguely familiar with JavaScript.)

Next go to w3schools.com or codecamy.com and take their HTML and CSS courses for another 3 weeks. After doing this you should now have beginner to intermediate knowledge of HTML and CSS. Then you go back to freecodecamp.org and complete all their HTML and CSS capstone projects. Also learn boostrap4 it will be very easy at this point.

Now it's time to go back to JavaScript! Thoroughly go through the JavaScript course on codecamy.com and build all the projects in the course.
The capstone project of their JavaScript course I think is a web app that makes use of an API to return nearby restaurants and their customer ratings to a user.

All these should take you about 4 months. Now you are just one step away from being very employable. Pick a framework, learn it and build capstone projects with it!
I'll recommend React JavaScript. Do this for the next 2 months making everything 6 months.

If you are able to do all these, by December you will meet the requirement for more than 70% of frontend developer positions. In no time your portfolio will speak for you, especially the capstone projects you built.

Godspeed!

Thanks
Is it free? and I want to be a full stack developer not a front end developer.
Will this things make me a full stack devoper?
Do you recommend YouTube videos?
Do you also recommend using Windows 7?

NorthPrince:


Thanks
Is it free? and I want to be a full stack developer not a front end developer.
Will this things make me a full stack devoper?
Do you recommend YouTube videos?
Do you also recommend using Windows 7?

Fullstack is great. But it will take a slightly longer time to learn, but the path is the same. After learning a frontend framework, you move on to back end and pick a language of your choice and a back end framework. E.g Express Js for Node JavaScript, django for python etc.

YouTube videos are great. But the problem with them is that they don't offer you a curriculum or a learning guide. So I'll recommend that you use them to augment your learning. For instance if a particular topic is not very clear to you, you can download a YouTube video to learn more.

You can achieve all you want to on a windows system. The key reason many programmers prefer Mac to Windows is because Mac operating system is Linux based and Windows is not. However there are third party Linux softwares like Ubuntu you can install on windows and you will be just fine.

spartan117:

Get your laptop and go to freecodecamp.org fast! Take their HTML and CSS class for 3 weeks. Then finish their JavaScript course in 2 weeks(don't force yourself to know it deeply yet, it will end in tears. This two weeks is just to get vaguely familiar with JavaScript.)

Next go to w3schools.com or codecamy.com and take their HTML and CSS courses for another 3 weeks. After doing this you should now have beginner to intermediate knowledge of HTML and CSS. Then you go back to freecodecamp.org and complete all their HTML and CSS capstone projects. Also learn boostrap4 it will be very easy at this point.

Now it's time to go back to JavaScript! Thoroughly go through the JavaScript course on codecamy.com and build all the projects in the course.
The capstone project of their JavaScript course I think is a web app that makes use of an API to return nearby restaurants and their customer ratings to a user.

All these should take you about 4 months. Now you are just one step away from being very employable. Pick a framework, learn it and build capstone projects with it!
I'll recommend React JavaScript. Do this for the next 2 months making everything 6 months.

If you are able to do all these, by December you will meet the requirement for more than 70% of frontend developer positions. In no time your portfolio will speak for you, especially the capstone projects you built.

Godspeed!

This is amazing advice. Everything you need op is here. This is how I started in February.

spartan117:

Fullstack is great. But it will take a slightly longer time to learn, but the path is the same. After learning a frontend framework, you move on to back end and pick a language of your choice and a back end framework. E.g Express Js for Node JavaScript, django for python etc.

YouTube videos are great. But the problem with them is that they don't offer you a curriculum or a learning guide. So I'll recommend that you use them to augment your learning. For instance if a particular topic is not very clear to you, you can download a YouTube video to learn more.

You can achieve all you want to on a windows system. The key reason many programmers prefer Mac to Windows is because Mac operating system is Linux based and Windows is not. However there are third party Linux softwares like Ubuntu you can install on windows and you will be just fine.

Thanks bro
But those websites you listed,are they free?

NorthPrince:



Thanks bro
But those websites you listed,are they free?

Unfortunately codecademy is not, some courses are free but many important courses are locked. To get access you will need to upgrade to codecademy pro which costs about $19 a month. But it has a great web development course so I'll recommend you pay for codecademy pro.
Freecodecamp.org is obviously free, w3shools.com is also free.

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