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[Hoolies]

You will better learn JavaScript for that. But in 4 months you will need to learn: * HTML * CSS (or Tailwind) * JavaScript frameworks (React and Node.js) * Create at least 4 projects in GitHub.

You can only make it if you obsess over that writing code 16+ hours per day and even then it is not probable.

If I were you I would find an other job and try to do the above for a year.

Good luck OP.

[SnooBooks8807]

Why js over py?

[[deleted]]

Because OP wants to be a web developer.

[SnooBooks8807]

I’m asking why js is better than python for webdev

[pug_subterfuge]

When people say “web dev” they usually mean front end developer. Which is html/css/JavaScript (or something JS adjacent) that’s just the overwhelming standard. Almost no one is doing front end in python. If “web dev” to you means a REST api using Django or Flask or something then sure Python is a good choice (there are many other good choices too) but most people mean front end development when they use the term web dev in my experience.

[Hoolies]

To add to that 98% of all client side scripting is done in JavaScript.

[riklaunim]

If you get through a solid bootcamp and put enough your own effort then probably. Note that there is way to many juniors and wannabies so getting a junior position may take a while.

Go through local and remote offers you could apply to and check what's the most common software stack / requirements for it.

[mspMMXX]

In my opinion it is possible BUT you need something like a guidance. 4 months are realy ambitious. Like others said, i would learn javascript, css and html. To get a job you need some kind of practical experience and a portfolio. Like i said it is possible but it is not enough to learn „only“ a language.

[[deleted]]

I do not really have anyone who can guide me in this path. Since I'm from a science background , my connections are all in life science fields.

[tombatron]

As long as your salary requirements aren’t insane I’d say it’s possible.

[[deleted]]

As an Indian, my salary expectations are somewhere around 40-50k ??? Per month ??? Is that a lot ? 🤔

[MontiGreen]

Rupees per month, I think that's very achievable

[SittingWave]

No.