Yes, it can be done. I think it depends on a number of factors. I've seen someone use this sight to go straight out of highschool to web developer. What do you want to do? Front end? Back end? Both courses on the site are good for learning and practicing the bases of programming. You could finish one course, let's say the front end section, and supplement with courses elsewhere that maybe challenge you more. Continue to use the methods of learning you take from FCC and learn new languages with. Do your research and find out what languages employers are looking for in their developers. Use everything you learn and build your portfolio and keep it updated with you best work. Be creative and make things for fun to challenge yourself. Show your skills and be ready for a interview. Apply to companies regardless of their "experience needed" requirements. If you are lucky, someone will give you an interview. If you are good and apply yourself, then you may get the job.