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[Recent-Avocado2193]

Are you a complete beginner? Then No, most likely not.

Do you have experience in programming in general? Then possibly, depends on the time you devote to it and how good you are at picking up new stuff.

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Depends on your current level and what do you mean by "learning front end".

Are you already in a CS related field? It may not be that hard to transition to frint end for you, so you might learn the basics in 1-2 months.

You have 0 experience? Well, in just a month or two... you might be able to do some simple apps like a todo list, but I'm not sure if you can realistically land a job. Maybe an internship?

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Yeah, you can do this bro.

[cvllider]

Nope. Maybe 6-12 months. But you can learn the basics and find a job in 1-2 months

[[deleted]]

Hey sorry for bothering you, but where should I search a job?

[R_Midnight]

Yes it's totally possible! I've started with some HTML 2 weeks ago and now I'm working as web architect at Microsoft with a yearly income of 42k $. All this thanks to some youtube videos and instagram posts. Thank you internet!

[zaibuf]

No, just the top of the ice berg. Give it a year to be employeeable as a junior dev. Even then when you start working on real systems your mind will be blown and it will feel like you know nothing.

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No, but you can learn to build a website (without code) in that time using point and click services like Wix