jennyff:

web development and my questions are:
self learning or must it be taught by a tutor?
duration to know the basics if 12 hours dedicated daily
best online site for materials
your advice join?
thanks

Before I answer you question have bear this is mind
Web development is broken into two:

1. Frontend development (client side)
2. Backend development (sever side)

Frontend End Languages
The main ones are:
HTML5
CSS
Javascript

Others include:
jQuery
Angular
Node
MongoDB
Gulp
SCSS/LESS


Backend Languages:
PHP
mySQL
Python
Ruby
C#


Now to answer your question:

web development and my questions are:
self learning or must it be taught by a tutor?
Both are good. But I recommend you learn from professionals and try to gain commercial experience so that you are aware of the best coding practices and can keep up with the latest technology.


duration to know the basics if 12 hours dedicated daily
This depends on what you want to do. Either Frontend or Backend.

HTML & CSS are fairly easy to grasp within a month, so to speak.

Programming languages such as JavaScript, PHP, C# take more time to understand due to its complexity. In can take a lifetime to fully understand. Be prepared to learn new things everyday.


best online site for materials
https://www.codecademy.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/
Check out the website of the languages you want to learn. Look for the documentations.
Watch youtube videos.


your advice join?
Pick a programming language and master it. Be a specialist in one language. You dont need to learn everything.

Hello house...... Pls I want to know if there are any between a programmer and a web designer

webdevgod:


Before I answer you question have bear this is mind
Web development is broken into two:

1. Frontend development (client side)
2. Backend development (sever side)

Frontend End Languages
The main ones are:
HTML5
CSS
Javascript

Others include:
jQuery
Angular
Node
MongoDB
Gulp
SCSS/LESS


Backend Languages:
PHP
mySQL
Python
Ruby
C#


Now to answer your question:

web development and my questions are:
self learning or must it be taught by a tutor?
Both are good. But I recommend you learn from professionals and try to gain commercial experience so that you are aware of the best coding practices and can keep up with the latest technology.


duration to know the basics if 12 hours dedicated daily
This depends on what you want to do. Either Frontend or Backend.

HTML & CSS are fairly easy to grasp within a month, so to speak.

Programming languages such as JavaScript, PHP, C# take more time to understand due to its complexity. In can take a lifetime to fully understand. Be prepared to learn new things everyday.


best online site for materials
https://www.codecademy.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/
Check out the website of the languages you want to learn. Look for the documentations.
Watch youtube videos.


your advice join?
Pick a programming language and master it. Be a specialist in one language. You dont need to learn everything.

Wow. i appreciate this detailied guide. And i am going for backend. based on your recommendation and thanks to that, i will stick to php for now. thanks once again.

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FINgames:
ive gotten the epub version

where did u get it pls

Thank God
But Java look like Arabic language but I dey try
I started almost 2 months ago

javanian i am new to html and i need help. I am trying to apply space to the navigation menu that is space between home and contact and also how do i change the color of the text on the navigation menu

webdevgod:


Before I answer you question have bear this is mind
Web development is broken into two:

1. Frontend development (client side)
2. Backend development (sever side)

Frontend End Languages
The main ones are:
HTML5
CSS
Javascript

Others include:
jQuery
Angular
Node
MongoDB
Gulp
SCSS/LESS


Backend Languages:
PHP
mySQL
Python
Ruby
C#


Now to answer your question:

web development and my questions are:
self learning or must it be taught by a tutor?
Both are good. But I recommend you learn from professionals and try to gain commercial experience so that you are aware of the best coding practices and can keep up with the latest technology.


duration to know the basics if 12 hours dedicated daily
This depends on what you want to do. Either Frontend or Backend.

HTML & CSS are fairly easy to grasp within a month, so to speak.

Programming languages such as JavaScript, PHP, C# take more time to understand due to its complexity. In can take a lifetime to fully understand. Be prepared to learn new things everyday.


best online site for materials
https://www.codecademy.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/
Check out the website of the languages you want to learn. Look for the documentations.
Watch youtube videos.


your advice join?
Pick a programming language and master it. Be a specialist in one language. You dont need to learn everything.

Node and MongoDB is under backend. ..

it can be put this way

Backend
Php
mySQL
.......
..........

JavaScript(nodeJs)
MongoDB

Olumyco:


Node and MongoDB is under backend. ..

it can be put this way

Backend
Php
mySQL
.......
..........

JavaScript(nodeJs)
MongoDB

Was just about to correct

Someone please explain dis Array in Java topic
Cos it's confusing

I like this thread. Eze must read by force this time

if you wanna learn python, you can follow on this link http://onyenkuzi.com/

Danobal:

..er..happy birthday?

seunny4lif:
Someone please explain dis Array in Java topic
Cos it's confusing

array is just like a matchbox, you can add as many match sticks to the box as you like provided you make the box container big enough to contain them. Thats the same way with arrays e.g

int[ ] list = {1, 2, 3, 12};

the symbol [ ] is the matchbox container, with name list, for the match sticks 1, 2, 3 and 12.

basbone:


array is just like a matchbox, you can add as many match sticks to the box as you like provided you make the box container big enough to contain them. Thats the same way with arrays e.g

int[ ] list = {1, 2, 3, 12};

the symbol [ ] is the matchbox container, with name list, for the match sticks 1, 2, 3 and 12.

seunny4lif:

still confused

Yes

basbone:


still confused

basbone:


array is just like a matchbox, you can add as many match sticks to the box as you like provided you make the box container big enough to contain them. Thats the same way with arrays e.g

int[ ] list = {1, 2, 3, 12};

the symbol [ ] is the matchbox container, with name list, for the match sticks 1, 2, 3 and 12.

This is also similar to Python, could be solved easily with python tho.

DanielTheGeek:


This is also similar to Python, could be solved easily with python tho.

yeah one can use python lists without worrying much. However, the guy is a java learner.......what do you expect, learning java as 1st language

But Java is cool

basbone:


yeah one can use python lists without worrying much. However, the guy is a java learner.......what do you expect, learning java as 1st language

simple

basbone:


array is just like a matchbox, you can add as many match sticks to the box as you like provided you make the box container big enough to contain them. Thats the same way with arrays e.g

int[ ] list = {1, 2, 3, 12};

the symbol [ ] is the matchbox container, with name list, for the match sticks 1, 2, 3 and 12.

# Create a list to hold the grocery items.
 Grocery_list = [] 
 finished = False while not finished:    
 item = input('Enter an item for your grocery list.  Press <ENTER> when done: ')    
     if len(item) == 0:         
         finished = True     else:         
         grocery_list.append(item)         
         print('Item added.')  
# Display the grocery list. 
 Print() 
 print('Your Grocery List:') 
 print('-' * 18)
      for item in grocery_list:     
           print(item)

basbone:


yeah one can use python lists without worrying much. However, the guy is a java learner.......what do you expect, learning java as 1st language

Yeah, just a simple knowledge of arrays, methods, functions and dictionaries or lists in python can do this.

mobaladf:


My broder you can continue to learn it and make sure you learn it very well and use it to build tons of useful softwares bfor goin to another language. Good luck

dont be an i.diot! Stop discouraging some trying to learn to improve himself......

Face your java and leave him alone to learn C++

conyema12:


i guess i have no idea of what am getting into....

guy, dont mind that f00l trying to discourage you from learning C++

yes, C++ is hard (no kidding) but i believe its easier to learn C++, then switch to other languages than the other way round. Believe you me, you may start with java or C#, but you'll struggle very hard switching back to C++. But switching from C++ to java or C# is just a breeze........

Thank you
I got it now
For loop and each-for loop now easy

basbone:


array is just like a matchbox, you can add as many match sticks to the box as you like provided you make the box container big enough to contain them. Thats the same way with arrays e.g

int[ ] list = {1, 2, 3, 12};

the symbol [ ] is the matchbox container, with name list, for the match sticks 1, 2, 3 and 12.