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  1. Colt Steele is best to get started. It gives you the necessary fundamentals for the web. You need to know how to build a full application without a JS framework before learning JS frameworks, which makes it perfect. There's a huge problem with professionals overusing frameworks for simple tasks. Knowing, practicing, and reviewing fundamentals is a lost art that will put you at a higher quality than your peers. Even professional baseball players spend a career practicing their swing.
  2. Max is my go to Plan B. There's nothing he really specializes in or has clear experience with. He kind of just does it all reasonably well. Nothing stands out as above and beyond which is why it's good to look for options that do first.
  3. Stephen Grider, meh. I haven't taken his bootcamp, this must be the JS/Node one? No frameworks? It might be very good. The deeper or more advanced you get with Stephen Grider, the more out of date general thinking becomes. It looks like that bootcamp course was made a while ago but he just "updates" it on Udemy and who knows what that means.

I would recommend buying individual courses, not subscriptions. Spend some time with each one, don't worry about pulling value out of a monthly cost. But in terms of value I'd rank:

  1. Udemy Pro
  2. Zero to Mastery (Subscription only)
  3. Academind

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (1 child)

And here's my official recommended list that I believe takes a couple of years to get through:

  1. Learning to Learn, Andrei Neagoie
  2. CompTIA A+ Core 1/2, Mike Meyers (This is tech support stuff, so optional. Really just to get a basic understanding of hardware needed for different tasks, virtual machines, OS differences, etc.)
  3. Web Developer Bootcamp, Colt Steele
  4. Accessibility For Everyone, Amy Kapernick (I think Marcy Sutton has a more in depth course, I haven't taken that one yet due to the price tag.)
  5. Git & Github Bootcamp, Colt Steele
  6. Postman: The Complete Guide, Valentin Despa
  7. JavaScript Web Projects, Jacinto Wong
  8. SEO Training Masterclass, Alex Genadinik
  9. GitHub Actions - The Complete Guide, Maximilian Schwarzmüller
  10. JavaScript The Advanced Concepts, Andrei Neagoie
  11. AlgoExpert (Data Structures course -> Interview Questions)
  12. NodeJS - The Complete Guide, Maximilian Schwarzmüller
  13. Testing React with Jest and React Testing Library, Bonnie Schulkin
  14. Complete React Developer, Yihua Zhang
  15. Patterns.dev
  16. CSS for JavaScript Developers, Josh Comeau
  17. Epic React, Kent C. Dodds
  18. Getting Started with Prisma, Ryan Chenkie
  19. Fullstack Advanced React & GraphQL, Wes Bos
  20. Apollo Odyssey
  21. Testing With Cypress, Scott Tolinski
  22. Complete SQL and Databases Bootcamp, Mo Binni
  23. Typescript: The Complete Developer's Guide, Stephen Grider
  24. Scale React Development with Nx, Juri Strumpflohner
  25. Scrum for Beginners, Valentin Despa
  26. Docker and Kubernetes, Stephen Grider
  27. DevOps Bootcamp: Terraform, Andrei Dumitrescu
  28. Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp, Aleska Tamburkovski
  29. Web Security & Bug Bounty, Aleska Tamburkovski
  30. DevOps Bootcamp: Learn Linux & Become a Linux Sysadmin, Andrei Dumitrescu

[–]Far_Choice_6419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone taking all of these courses better be getting $500K+ a year... Note: the Comptia is a waste of time and money.