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[nargaslypllgec]

ang dami ng resources sa internet para matuto ka, search search ka lang sa mga forums kagaya neto, pati na rin sa reddit boss

 

[bojia01]

tips lng din po learn the basics first din po importante html, css, js then use that po to create small projects and stuffs lalo na po Javascript learn to write OOP after that pwede ka na mag learn ng mga libraries and frameworks po ako new din po and nsa learning phase padin ako madami dito materials pwede ka mag start

 

[Kane]

Hi, newbee here.

Gusto ko sana mag aral ng fullstack web development, any tips on what languages should i try first kahit pang fundamental skillsets lang?

Thank you!!

Thanks for sharing!

 

[rabbitsnap]

Do side projects and find internships.

 

[Kemeex4]

Hi, newbee here.

Gusto ko sana mag aral ng fullstack web development, any tips on what languages should i try first kahit pang fundamental skillsets lang?

Thank you!!

HTML, CSS, JS, pag aralan mo yan kahit 2hrs a day goods na yun

 

[jobon123]

check mo bro "the odin project", yan nakikita kong may magandang reviews if gusto mo mag project-based learning from scratch

Ma check rin to sana ok

 

[morangopesco]

From personal experience learning java and basic html and css will give you a path to follow. Do personal projects at first and once you are comfortable start taking free lance jobs

 

[ddrain]

You can use this as a reference to check where you want to start:

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Check mo yung Frontend and Backend. Mukha siyang overwhelming kasi ang dami pero learning fullstack takes time talaga. The more skills you want to have, the more you will have to learn. So suggestion ko is baby steps muna.

For frontend, learn up to version control systems (VCS). Then start with the backend. Same lang din. Learn up to version control systems. Then from there, you've probably learned the basics of being a fullstack developer.

So dito continue ka kung saan gusto mo, whether frontend, backend, or both.