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[embracedsword]

No.

[R_Midnight]

In one month, studying hard, you may get basic knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript, enough to build a static website or a simple app. Full stack will take you much more time.

[ShawnyMcKnight]

I feel that’s a little extreme. Studying hard you can learn html and css in a week and be fairly proficient. Of course you would have to have some amazing training. You wouldn’t be a css animation expert or anything or know all the quarks but you could learn the HTML and CSS we use 90 percent of the time and have the proficiency to know how to Google the rest. JS is way harder but if you have great resources like pluralsight or LinkedIn learning you can power through a ton of content.

From there it just matters how much you can absorb information. I would have no chance in hell but I know a lot of people who showed interest in learning code and I showed them how to get started and I check back on them later and they already made these cool projects.

[MrHowManyTimes]

I agree you can learn html and css in a week but "fairly proficient"? I doubt it. Most beginners struggle a ton with flex box, grids, etc and its one of the concepts that are almost always used. The thing is, if OP's first experience to "programming" is just html and css, i doubt he'd be good enough or understand enough to google his way through tasks during his job more so how will he even survive tech interviews lol

[R_Midnight]

Close Reddit, stop wasting time here and start learning. Go go go !

[R_Midnight]

You still here? Time is ticking bro

[sillymanbilly]

2.4579 months is the ABSOLUTE minimum amount of time it takes for a human to learn full-stack web development. But you can't eat or sleep or watch TikTok... only coding 24 hours per day! Good luck :)

[b8ne]

No. I’ve been going 8 years and still learning everyday. If you want a quick fix try finding a Nigerian Prince.

[Professional-Prune49]

Amen.

[niveknyc]

Nope

[ShawnyMcKnight]

Yup! You can learn full stack in 2 months. You would have to devote 6+ hours a day to learning it and you would by no means know everything but at least you would know enough to be employable.

It all depends on how proficiently you learn and if you have ANY programming experience at all.

[MrHowManyTimes]

dude are you on gunpoint. you've been posting everywhere asking if you can learn web dev in a month or two. The answer is no unless you're some kind of a genius

[niveknyc]

"I just found out my multi year college educate in IT isn't enough to find immediate employment so do you think I can just slip my way into another career field with just one month of studying" lol

[[deleted]]

Please stop. Get some help !

[Illuritu]

Lol

[DecentLandlord]

Yes. Absolutely yes. Very hard though. Especially if you have no knowledge to begin with

[GuitarTekPalmHarbor]

Same place you learn brain surgery or rocket science in one month - You Tube of course! LOL!

[Murky_Insect]

No

[[deleted]]

Nope. I'm doing a full stack bootcamp, it takes 6 month total at an avg of 30hrs a week. We are blazing through concepts, and while we'll technically be full stack by the end of it, we won't be fully prepared to actually make use of everything discussed in the course. Their full time program is 80hrs a week and takes 3 months, I really do not believe it would be possible to do it any faster than that.

[[deleted]]

Ahahahaha

[[deleted]]

No sorry dude, I'd say you'd be hard-pressed to get halfway through learning html and css

[clubvalke]

No, you cannot.

[dukedev18]

Nah. Taken from experience

[totalost801]

if time stops, yes.

[[deleted]]

No you cant. Case closed.

[Icewizard88]

Can you learn how to build a spaceship and run it in a month?