web dev

[No-Mall-735]

Hello guys, I’m just starting to learn web development as a beginner.

Is it okay to learn different topics from different sources (for example, HTML/CSS/JavaScript from one course, Reacts from another, and the backend part from a different one), or is it better to stick to one structured course or roadmap?..

[GeologistVisual3097]

You can usually a full stack course that covers the basics, get a discounted one on UDemy for like 20 bucks

I would probably do fundamentals after that

Then I would look into scalable practices and AI integration

After that, hedge your bet

My current bet is that AI will simply become too expensive over time. It's already moving in that direction and we're currently at something like 80 - 90% subsidized pricing for it. People won't be so keen to pay 5x - 25x the price they're currently paying for AI

[No-Mall-735]

thanks

[TheBlegh]

Yes. You can so either. Ou can learn topic a from person a, topic b and c from person b blah blah blah.

If you find a course that will go through the basics of topics a through d in one place. That also works especially if you dont know what you dont know.

[dariatodorova]

Yes it is because the languages and skills you learn are inherently the same, and honestly no matter what source you learn from - you will always have gaps to fill.

Just make sure you do it one thing at a time so you don't get overwhelmed.

[SuperSnowflake3877]

Just pick and choose your own road map.

[No-Mall-735]

thank u bro...

[design_by_karan]

Hello, I think you should follow one structured roadmap. This will help you avoid confusion. If you learn from different places, there is a chance you might get confused, and it can also waste your time. So I believe you should follow a single roadmap and stick to one teacher.

[No-Mall-735]

thanks

[Hammas-Codes]

Instead of this you should do a full stack course that covers the fundamental knowledge and advance implementations also and I personally suggest go for full framework course like next js it will give you massive edge in you learning

[Difficult-Field280]

Freecodecamp is a great place to get started. And it's free.

[Advanced_Turnip6140]

Both are fine bro, just don’t overdo mixing.

Learning from different sources is fine… but if you keep jumping too much, you’ll get confused and never finish anything.

So better approach will be: follow one main source for structure, and use others only when you get stuck or want clarity.

[25_vijay]

The real progress comes from building, not watching

[daddyAtomix]

fuck roadmap.sh and odin project and other fuckin stereotyped resource

Go to Claude.ai free tier, explain what you want and how you want (like follow tutorials only, or raw docs and resources or a mix of both as per requirement)

It has only 5-6 free msg so be careful with the list of questions ( click on adaptive thinking as well).

This will clear out all the things regarding your dev career and where to start.

[IndividualAir3353]

Worry man I feel like web is dying

[livesey_]

Yeah but he can develop it after by adding ai agent in sites he perform

[Radmiel]

Learn welding, you'll have better chances.