How to Create A Website
An HTML Tutorial and CSS Tutorial
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Learn How To Make Websites - HTML - CSS - Flexbox - Transitions - Animations - SVGs - The Box Model - CSS Specificity
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Todd McLeod
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1 points • TheFuturist47
I REALLY recommend this course on Udemy. It took me from not knowing a single thing to building basic responsive websites in about 2 months. It goes EXTREMELY in depth with Flexbox and media queries which a lot of other courses don't, because Flexbox is fairly recent. It's just stuffed with information.
1 points • PinkPigeonDigital
Just to pile in on all the comments saying 'Yes, but 5 months is tricky'.
I'd say the same. You might land a job as a junior dev, but that depends on so many factors. Like, where you are aiming to find work, what sort of company you are going for, etc. (as in, it probably won't be a FAANG).
As for my stack, I'd say I did courses in HTML / JS / CSS for the frontend and then Go for the backend. I have found Todd McLeod's courses to be most excellent.
https://www.udemy.com/course/go-programming-language/
https://www.udemy.com/course/html-tutorial/
At the same time I never stopped working on personal projects. For web development, I find that building a CMS is an unbeatable experience, as you'll be forced to constantly think about the whole stack to make it work.
I'm about 4 years in and I still learn so much all the time. It feels like this is the sort of journey that has no well-defined goal or ending. Just keep iterating and, as always, only compare yourself to yourself from a few months / years ago :)
Good luck!