I want to start learning Web dev from scratch. I will love ideas of free (or not too expensive) online bootcamps I can enrol.

Try Freecodecamp.com

Hashabiah:
Try Freecodecamp.com

Thanks, but Freecodecamp is an online resource. I don't want to get bored after a while. I actually will prefer an online bootcamp where there are other students and faculty you can interact and share ideas with.

uniknet:


Thanks, but Freecodecamp is an online resource. I don't want to get bored after a while. I actually will prefer an online bootcamp where there are other students and faculty you can interact and share ideas with.

Bros, sorry o , but with my little experience, I've come to understand that programming is a very lonely journey that requires self-study and self-motivation. Anyone out there saying there are study groups / communities that are willing to support you is either probably lying or just not really into programming itself

uniknet:


Thanks, but Freecodecamp is an online resource. I don't want to get bored after a while. I actually will prefer an online bootcamp where there are other students and faculty you can interact and share ideas with.

I understand what you mean.

Try this:
https://leonnoel.com/100devs/

Hashabiah:
Bros, sorry o , but with my little experience, I've come to understand that programming is a very lonely journey that requires self-study and self-motivation. Anyone out there saying there are study groups / communities that are willing to support you is either probably lying or just not really into programming itself

You're right sir, people are just dashing money to all these people without them knowing that they can't really make them a programmer. Programming is a self taught life long learning career if only you are serious about it. There is no any magic to it than just to put in extra hard work by reading programming documentations practicing practicing and practicing more code exercises everyday. You only become better programmer through this. Although, you will face many challenges on the way but ability to solve all these problem will surely make you become a good programmer.
95% of world best programmers are self taught programmers.

Sheriman:

You're right sir, people are just dashing money to all these people without them knowing that they can't really make them a programmer. Programming is a self taught life long learning career if only you are serious about it. There is no any magic to it than just to put in extra hard work by reading programming documentations practicing practicing and practicing more code exercises everyday. You only become better programmer through this. Although, you will face many challenges on the way but ability to solve all these problem will surely make you become a good programmer.
95% of world best programmers are self taught programmers.

This is 100% true.

Hashabiah:
Bros, sorry o , but with my little experience, I've come to understand that programming is a very lonely journey that requires self-study and self-motivation. Anyone out there saying there are study groups / communities that are willing to support you is either probably lying or just not really into programming itself

Thanks. I started my journey to becoming a senior developer yesterday.
I followed the thread by MirthOsas and got as by recommendation from the thread:

1. Udemy complete Guide on html, css and Javascript by Jerome Morales
2. Udemy Javascript complete guide
3. Javascript definitive guide 7th ed.

So I am on HTML, learning the basics of element.

uniknet:


Thanks. I started my journey to becoming a senior developer yesterday.
I followed the thread by MirthOsas and got as by recommendation from the thread:

1. Udemy complete Guide on html, css and Javascript by Jerome Morales
2. Udemy Javascript complete guide
3. Javascript definitive guide 7th ed.

So I am on HTML, learning the basics of element.

Are theses books ?

Hashabiah:
Are theses books ?

1 and 2 are Udemy resources and videos. 3 is pdf, written by David Flanagan.

I am starting with 1. So far I have completed the section on HTML - Elements, Forms, labels etc. Next step is css.