I know this question most likely would have been asked countless times but please do me favour.

I am an undergraduate and I have always had interest in tech but I just have not had to will force to push myself to start.
I am finally tired of slacking and I have promised myself to start admist school and all.

I have always had interest in web development but from the look of things it seems that part of tech is getting oversaturated (correct me if I'm wrong)

So what I'm basically asking is advice on what tech stack you think is on demand and which do you think I should learn as a beginner entering this new world.
Of course my aim is to learn something and be job ready in the next 6-12 months.

Ps: I am a young vibrant boy willing to learn and I believe nothing is too difficult.

I've come to realize that the best stack eventually is the one you should as a result of you considering its requirements vs your ability... Your time, previous exposure to things related to that field and the resources to learn.

Anyone can give an opinion based on their own strengths or based on general consensus, but you have to do the research yourself and find something out. It's easier to help you decide between three different choices than being blank about what to do.

6 - 12 months . Well....... Answer the above first and you'll get your answer

Stephen0mozzy:
I've come to realize that the best stack eventually is the one you should as a result of you considering its requirements vs your ability... Your time, previous exposure to things related to that field and the resources to learn.

Anyone can give an opinion based on their own strengths or based on general consensus, but you have to do the research yourself and find something out. It's easier to help you decide between three different choices than being blank about what to do.

6 - 12 months . Well....... Answer the above first and you'll get your answer

Okay, the areas that have peaked my interests are Web development (Frontend) and cybersecurity.

I noticed its hard for me to learn, work and enjoy a tech field that I can't think of a problem to solve.

Example: Web3 - I have been working professionally for half a decade in tech and every time i go through any platform/language documentation or a tutorial, project ideas come to my mind. But, I have never had that same experience with blockchain tech for some reason.

Every field eventually rewards those who give their best.

So pick a technology/platform you are willing to lose sleep for.

Mayowadre:
I noticed its hard for me to learn, work and enjoy a tech field that I can't think of a problem to solve.

Example: Web3 - I have been working professionally for half a decade in tech and every time i go through any platform/language documentation or a tutorial, project ideas come to my mind. But, I have never had that same experience with blockchain tech for some reason.

Every field eventually rewards those who give their best.

So pick a technology/platform you are willing to lose sleep for.

hmm, I guess that's what I'm trying to figure out

Learn PHP

nwaobitex:

Okay, the areas that have peaked my interests are Web development (Frontend) and cybersecurity.

piqued

airsaylongcome:


piqued

I DEY SUSPECT SAY .... YOU BE VILLAGE HEADMASTER .....BEFORE YOU LEARN ONLINE SKILLS.... WHY YOU ALWAYS THE CORRECT .... PEOPLE ENGLISH UPANDAN.....EVEN GRAMMARLY.... NO DO REACH YOU.

Brainlight:


I DEY SUSPECT SAY .... YOU BE VILLAGE HEADMASTER .....BEFORE YOU LEARN ONLINE SKILLS.... WHY YOU ALWAYS THE CORRECT .... PEOPLE ENGLISH UPANDAN.....EVEN GRAMMARLY.... NO DO REACH YOU.

peaked and piqued are completely different words with different meanings. I was only nudging them in the right direction.

airsaylongcome:


piqued

Thanks

DyingFetus:
Learn PHP

Hmm, I will look into it and what it can be used for. But it does not seem to be popular.

nwaobitex:
I know this question most likely would have been asked countless times but please do me favour.

I am an undergraduate and I have always had interest in tech but I just have not had to will force to push myself to start.
I am finally tired of slacking and I have promised myself to start admist school and all.

I have always had interest in web development but from the look of things it seems that part of tech is getting oversaturated (correct me if I'm wrong)

So what I'm basically asking is advice on what tech stacks to learn

Firstly does your zeal outweigh any desire to make easy and quick cash. If yes, then u are on the right path. But if the answer is no, then just quit, because you will have no joy from what you are doing and eventually, BOOM U QUIT

6-12 month
Just dey play

Unless you know yahoo boys
That's the only people u can give half baked work to use and scam people