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General Discussion

Posted by sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

help pls

help web dev pls

Sergey Podgornyy
Sergey Podgornyy
20,660 Points
Sergey Podgornyy
Sergey Podgornyy
20,660 Points

Please, specify your question

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

how to be success web developer? where 2 start

Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points

Do you want to do front-end dev or back-end dev? Then from there take a track based on your answer.

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

wich is back-end dev?

Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points

So you want to do back-end dev?

If this is correct, who do you want to work for? Yourself, a large company etc. . .

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

yes company

Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points

I would reccommend the "Rails development" or the "PHP development" tracks. Keep in mind that I am just another student like yourself and some companies will use other technologies. If you learn both of these though and build some sites on your own afterwards you should be strong enough for a trainee level position someplace.

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

thankyou. i need front end dev too make website?

Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points

Unless you work for a very large company, you will need to know basic front-end dev like HTML and CSS. I would also learn a little JavaScript. If you don't know any of these be sure to learn at least HTML and CSS first.

sibal gesekki
sibal gesekki
3,484 Points

ok

1 Answer

Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points
Philip Gales
Philip Gales
15,193 Points

This forum is great for asking other students for help and every so often a moderator will go through and approve the best answer. If you have a specific question about something you learned in a video then post it here and someone will help.

If you just want to know more about web dev in general then go to "Tracks" on the left hand side of the screen and find one relevent to the type of web dev you want to do.