Front-End Bootcamp: From Zero to Hero in Web Development

Safe
3 min readJan 9, 2023

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Are you starting out as a front-end web developer in 2023?

I’m interested GIF

Well, here is a breakdown of some tools and languages you can start learning the basics with that won’t overwhelm or scare you into packing up and running away.

First thing you would be need is a code editor, some of the most popular editors include;

  1. Visual Studio Code — a free and open-source code editor developed by Microsoft
  2. Sublime Text — a proprietary code editor with a large user base and good performance
Lets get it started GiF

Next thing you would need is learn HTML(Hypertext Markup Language), CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), and JavaScript. These are the building blocks of the web, and they are essential tools for any front-end web developer to know. HTML is used to structure content, CSS is used to style it, and JavaScript is used to make it interactive.

Here are some free resources you can use to learn the basics:

  1. Codecademy is an online platform that offers interactive courses on a wide range of programming topics, including web development. They have a course on front-end development that covers HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  2. W3Schools — is a website that provides tutorials and references on web development technologies. They have a comprehensive set off tutorials on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that are suitable for beginners.
  3. MDN Web Docs Learn- MDN Web Docs is the official documentation website for the Mozilla Developer Network. It has detailed documentation on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as many other web development technologies.
  4. FreeCodeCamp — is a non-profit organisation that provides a comprehensive curriculum of interactive coding challenges and projects for learners of all levels. They have a front-end development course that covers HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  5. YouTube — There are many YouTube channels that provide tutorials and resources for learning web development. Some good ones to check out include Traversy Media , The Net Ninja, and LearnCode.academy
  6. Scrimba — is a website that provides interactive coding lessons and courses. It features a code editor that is built into the browser, allowing you to edit and see the changes to your code in real-time. The platform includes a variety of courses and lessons on a range of programming topics. Scrimba is a good resource for learners who want a hands-on, interactive learning experience.

Lastly,

We’re not done GIF

Create a GitHub account

GitHub allows beginners to create documentation for their projects, including readme files, wikis, and issue trackers. It is a useful way for them to document their learning journey and share their projects with others, discover and contribute to open-source projects. It can be a great way to learn from others and gain experience working on real projects.

Always remember, you have to practice what you learn by building your own projects and experimenting with the technologies you are learning. This will help you solidify your knowledge, become a more confident developer and have you on your way to start earning $$$

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Safe
Safe

Written by Safe

An experienced web developer and DevOps engineer learning and experimenting with new technologies, sharing knowledge and helping beginners in the tech community

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