I am an undergraduate learning how to code, and I just entered CSS .
I bought an udemy course from Colt steele and that's what I'm using for now,

i have a question bothering me and I want to ask you guys that are more experienced in programming.

1. Is it possible for me to become a front end web developer within a space of 6 months and be able to get a job as a front end web developer
2. If it's possible, what are the learning curve i should follow to achieve this 6 months goals and what level of consistency with respect to learning (like how long should I code in a day) in other to achieve this goal.

3. What other study materials do you recommend for effective learning and understanding
Boss Tensazangetsu20
please � come and lecture your boy

AustainoPatrick:
I am an undergraduate learning how to code, and I just entered CSS .
I bought an udemy course from Colt steele and that's what I'm using for now,

i have a question bothering me and I want to ask you guys that are more experienced in programming.

1. Is it possible for me to become a front end web developer within a space of 6 months and be able to get a job as a front end web developer
2. If it's possible, what are the learning curve i should follow to achieve this 6 months goals and what level of consistency with respect to learning (like how long should I code in a day) in other to achieve this goal.

3. What other study materials do you recommend for effective learning and understanding
Boss Tensazangetsu20
please � come and lecture your boy

please wat PC(in respect to features) can u recommend for coding??

I mean features like

Bits
Ram
Rom
Windows (7or8)

OlawaleBammie:
please wat PC(in respect to features) can u recommend for coding??

I mean features like

Bits
Ram
Rom
Windows (7or8)

Any PC can be used to code. But just like any other job that requires a PC, the better the machine, the better the experience.
So get the best one that you can afford, don’t spare a kobo.
But for an above average experience, the minimum specs should be...
64 bits.
8gb Ram.
250gb ROM (SSD preferably).
Windows 10.
Core i5 processor.

Don't rush your learning bro, learn programming and be very good at it, jobs will follow..

And if you eventually learn in six months thereafter get a job, will you leave school? since you're still an undergraduate

@blaqFace

BlaqFaze:
Don't rush your learning bro, learn programming and be very good at it, jobs will follow..

And if you eventually learn in six months after thereafter get a job, will you leave school? since you're still an undergraduate

@blaqFace

I am in 400 level already, I can manage both.
I don't intend to drop from school either

AustainoPatrick:
I am an undergraduate learning how to code, and I just entered CSS .
I bought an udemy course from Colt steele and that's what I'm using for now,

i have a question bothering me and I want to ask you guys that are more experienced in programming.

1. Is it possible for me to become a front end web developer within a space of 6 months and be able to get a job as a front end web developer
2. If it's possible, what are the learning curve i should follow to achieve this 6 months goals and what level of consistency with respect to learning (like how long should I code in a day) in other to achieve this goal.

3. What other study materials do you recommend for effective learning and understanding
Boss Tensazangetsu20
please � come and lecture your boy

I just want to know what it will cost me

Check my posts. I have written about it a gazillion times.

AustainoPatrick:
I am an undergraduate learning how to code, and I just entered CSS .
I bought an udemy course from Colt steele and that's what I'm using for now,

i have a question bothering me and I want to ask you guys that are more experienced in programming.

1. Is it possible for me to become a front end web developer within a space of 6 months and be able to get a job as a front end web developer
2. If it's possible, what are the learning curve i should follow to achieve this 6 months goals and what level of consistency with respect to learning (like how long should I code in a day) in other to achieve this goal.

3. What other study materials do you recommend for effective learning and understanding
Boss Tensazangetsu20
please � come and lecture your boy

Nobody can say they have learnt how to program finish.

Six months will not be enough for anybody.

U learn every day.

AustainoPatrick:


@blaqFace

I am in 400 level already, I can manage both.
I don't intend to drop from school either

Hw? @ d bolded

LikeAking:


Hw? @ d bolded

Blaqface was asking me if I intend to drop from school after learning how to code and I said no, I intend to combine both

tensazangetsu20:
Check my posts. I have written about it a gazillion times.

Thanks for replying boss,
Your content have being very very helpful,
I go through your topics and comments all the time

but I've not seen where you talked about becoming a front end web developer within a short duration such as 6 months,

Please can you show me the exact place to find it in your comments or please give me a little summarized outline on how to go about it,
Even if it's not achievable within 6 months, I will appreciate it if you tell me the duration that I should go with.

Please boss, your own comments is usually straight and illustrative��

AustainoPatrick:


Thanks for replying boss,
Your content have being very very helpful,
I go through your topics and comments all the time

but I've not seen where you talked about becoming a front end web developer within a short duration such as 6 months,

Please can you show me the exact place to find it in your comments or please give me a little summarized outline on how to go about it,
Even if it's not achievable within 6 months, I will appreciate it if you tell me the duration that I should go with.

Please boss, your own comments is usually straight and illustrative��

My how to become a programmer in 2022 covers mostly front-end related topics. I haven't made one exclusive to backend cause of how hard it is to get a junior backend role.