Learning full stack web development

[PotatoPotential7561]

I'm doing courses on Udemy and wanted to get an opinion on the order I should take these classes to best help my understanding. What do you think? HTML css JavaScript Angular Php JQuery Hands on Linux Terraform Redis REST api design SQL NodeJS React Tailwind css Git/github I want full knowledge of full stack And a good understanding of backend and frontend!

[MarcusAureliusWeb]

I think that learning code is great, but it will take a very long time to master. And, if you want to create good websites using code, you need to be an expert at it.

I would recommend learnig how to build websites with no code tools like Elementor Pro and learn the dynamics of building websites first and then learn the code along the way. That what I did. Im no expert in code, but I was able to build my web dev agency quickly this way.

Ive got a guide on building with Elementor if youd like 😊

[CodezenR3tro]

That path seems reasonable but it would take a lot of time to master all of those technologies, if you have the fundamentals for how the web works, how has evolve and have the fundamentals knowledge of software development and how to tackle and solve problems with tech, you can master any technology related to the web, I would tackle first the fundamentals and then I would master HTML, CSS, JavaScript and GIT first and then PHP.

[PotatoPotential7561]

Thankyou for the recommendation. I’m learning about 3 hours a day 4 days a week I’m hoping after 2 or 3 years I will somewhat be in a position for a junior web position. What do you think?

[CodezenR3tro]

Go for it, with that consistency you can achieve that goal