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@@starboy2086__ Both areas are essential in web development and are in high demand - I believe equally! So it’s better to decide which aspect interests you more - creating visually appealing interfaces or managing data and servers? 😊

@@mastersolutionscholarship hello there! CS50 is a good choice to start with as it introduces you to the field of computer science. You will get the basic idea of some programming languages such as C and python and you will be introduced to web development and many other CS terms (algorithms, data structures, memory management and many more). While CS50 is overall a good free ‘introduction course’ I believe you will need to decide which part of programming you are interested in the most and follow that path by finding a more specialized course that focuses on this specific field (for example web development, game development etc). That’s of course if you’re looking to get a job as a programmer. Now, my suggestion would be, if you have the time, since you’ve started with CS50 finish it so you will have a clearer view on which path you want to follow. Otherwise, if you already know which path you want to follow, drop CS50 and get a more specialized course that will focus solely on these technologies and languages. Long answer I know but I hope I was able to help. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions or need any clarification! Good luck with your journey!

@@webdevelopete thank you so much 😊 I really appreciate ❤️😊🙏🤞

@@webdevelopete I started from first January 2025 , I want to become software engineer . I’m first year student of computer science engineering. I have finished my first semester already. I really need mentor to guide me through my journey 😊

@@mastersolutionscholarship any time! I just hope I was able to help and make your plan a bit clearer! 😊

@@webdevelopete your senior in to tech please guide me be my mentor 🙏

@@lostinthenarrativve I have some good resources in the description of the video! Feel free to check them out and let me know if you meed anything else! :)

The short answer is yes, there is a bright future in web development, and the demand for web developers is only growing! As the world becomes more digital, businesses and organizations are increasingly relying on their online presence, this means more websites, more web applications, and more opportunities for web developers, like us! :) By the way I have planned a video to be published next week analyzing all these questions about web development - so make sure to stay tuned to not miss it as there is a lot of value given in that video!

@@starboy2086__ not sure why the previous comment didn’t mention you 😅

@@webdevelopete ok sir thank you for the answer.

@@AyusMocks hello there and thank you for the support! I really appreciate it! For HTML, CSS and JS it always depends on how committed you will be and how much time you would allocate out of your day into learning these. As an average I would say in 2-4 months you can learn these 3, depending on how much time you will spend learning and practicing every day, or every other day etc. You can definitely make it as a beginner web developer in 6 months to 1 year, as an average, but it always depends on the work you will put into it. I have more detailed videos on my channel regarding all these with some nice downloadable guides and I will also upload more detailed videos about these timeframes soon!

@@webdevelopete thanks there ! i will always be there for ya ❤

@ thank you so much 🤩 feel free to ask anything else you want in the comments and join our discord server to connect with others!

@@i_am_Nic close enough! it’s from Jumbo though! 😂

@@Sowmya-r5g hello there! You are lucky, I have posted a new video just yesterday analyzing all the things you need to know to become a web developer in 2025! :) watch it and let me know in Discord if you have any questions! Have a great day and good luck in your journey!

Me, how are you ,

@ I see that you watch my videos, so I am sure you will become a successful web developer very soon! 😊 I am good, thanks! And how are you?

@@muhammadowais541 I’m not sure what was wrong with tagging you on the reply comment. I hope this time it will work ok 🙂

@ thank you for your replying, i hope so one day you will reach thousands of views on youtube, I pray for you. you videos are spo helpful for all of us thanks

@muhammadowais541 thank you so much for the support, I really appreciate it and that’s the one thing that give me motivation to continue making these videos! 🤩

That’s definitely something worth mentioning! 😁 However, I focused on other benefits in this video, as there are plenty!

Hey there, thank you very much for the nice words! Sure, for points 1-4 I am using Microsoft’s Bing AI (copilot) or ChatGPT by openAI and for the fifth point I am using Github Copilot! There are plenty of other AI tools, both free and paid but it always comes to personal preference what you’d choose to use!

@@dibyasukaushik018 Hey there! Starting with Java and DSA is a really good choice. Once you get the hang of the basics like syntax and OOP, dive deeper into core concepts like exception handling and the collections framework. Then, tackle data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs. You should also learn key algorithms like sorting, searching, recursion, dynamic programming, and greedy algorithms. As you progress, explore advanced data structures like heaps, tries, and segment trees. Practice regularly on platforms like LeetCode, HackerRank and maybe Codewars. Finally, work on projects and contribute to open-source to see how everything fits together in real-world applications. Once you're confident in your skills, start preparing for job applications. Update your resume to highlight your projects and problem-solving abilities. Build a strong LinkedIn profile and network with professionals in the industry. Apply for internships and entry-level positions to gain experience. Practice coding interviews using platforms like InterviewBit and Cracking the Coding Interview. Remember the number 1 tip: consistency is key! Practice and problem-solving are crucial! Good luck, and enjoy the journey! (I’m sorry if my reply is too long but I’ve tried to cover as many points possible as I am not sure what exactly you are trying to achieve) feel free to ask anything else you might be unsure of!

@@webdevelopetethis is the reply of a content creator who cares😤👍

@@jamaicanbotmon6587 well, I try my best to help fellow programmers to succeed! that's my job with this channel anyway :D

@@webdevelopete Thankyou so much for the reply. I'm glad for your guidance!!

@ you are most welcome! And feel free to ask anything else you need, I’m here to help :)

@@maurofranco7366 thanks a lot man, I really appreciate it! 🤩

@@rajkir2852 that’s why coding rocks! 😁

@@FazalMalik-y4p Thank you so much for the nice words, I really appreciate it! My content’s purpose is to teach and help you become a good software engineer and land a job! I have more videos coming soon for how to start from the very beginning! Best regards!

Amazing! Thanks and happy new year🎉

@@codingcoderson you are most welcome and happy new year to you too!

I really want to start learning coding how do i start from​@@webdevelopete

Hey there! :) so the best way to start would be to pick a programming language, learn the basics and then start practicing building some real projects so you become familiar with the logic and programming concepts. That way you’ll gain the needed experience to proceed further with getting a job or becoming a good programmer! My latest videos cover all these topics in detail, I really believe they will help you to get started! Check them out and let me know if you have any other questions!

@@emmanuelkapiji6841hey there! I just noticed that I didn’t tag you on the reply above! 😅

Hello there Srikanth! You are most welcome :) I apologize for the late reply. AI is definitely making waves in the tech world, but it’s more of a tool to enhance our work rather than replace us. AI can automate repetitive tasks, which actually allows developers to focus on more complex and creative aspects of their projects. So, rather than replacing developer jobs, AI is shifting the focus to more innovative and problem-solving roles! As for the future scope of web development, it's looking very bright! Web development continues to evolve with new technologies and frameworks, ensuring that there’s always something new to learn and exciting projects to work on. The demand for skilled web developers remains high across various industries. Regarding the resume, you will receive a link to it once you register on the newsletter using the link below :) If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!

You make a great point about the value of being a generalist and having a broad range of skills, especially in the rapidly changing tech industry. It’s true that specializing too narrowly can sometimes limit your opportunities. However, having in-depth knowledge of a specific technology can be very beneficial, especially when starting out. Being well-versed in one area, like ReactJS, can make you stand out to potential employers who are looking for expertise in that particular field. It can also provide a strong foundation that makes it easier to pick up additional skills and technologies later on. So, while it's important to keep a broad perspective and be adaptable, having a strong specialization can definitely give you an edge early in your career. It's all about finding the right balance!

Well, I agree with you, somehow. The truth is that JS and Go are so popular nowadays and you can find them in most companies! Ofc not everyone wants to become a front end, but learning JS can help in shifting to NodeJS afterwards and become a really successful full stack dev! So, that’s why I strongly believe that JS is a good starting point :)

@@webdevelopete that's what I'm trying to explain, "full stack" will be different for different industries. What you are suggesting applies to small to middle-ish companies with retail focus. Not biomedical company building MRI machines.

I agree with you and thank you for acknowledging what I said in the video! :) do you mind sharing your company’s sector or your current role and languages you are using there?

@ I work in the digital arm of a massive oil company. Previously I was working as a junior developer in the software engineering department and currently working as a QA in the test centre (yeah joined the dark side) department in the same company. Outsystems is a platform that utilises low code implementation which has drag and drop features, it uses it’s own language that is very similar to C# and from what I can tell allows you to customise html as well. I have to disclaim that I do not have much personal experience with it, but from what I can tell our department utilises it for a lot, especially for internal applications. My experience as a QA with Outsystems in my current project, I can say that the modular approach prevents bugs from one module to affect other modules (making my testing easier and smoother)

I followed a very similar path but I am going to try AngularJS instead of ReactJS and NodeJS later on. I've seen Laravel in many job descriptions but I never tried it.. is it worth learning?

That's great! So I suppose you will focus on the front end after all? 🤩

Well in 2024-2025 ReactJS seeems to be far more popular than Laravel, however, some companies still use Laravel for their projects. If you want to apply for a specific job at a company you admire that they use Laravel, then it might be worth learning Laravel, yes!

@@webdevelopete yes! I really like to be able to see in the browser what I code 😆great video btw

Hey, thanks for your thoughts! I totally get your point. Starting with a lower-level language like C does give you a great understanding of what's going on behind the scenes. But I think languages like JavaScript, Python, and Go are great for beginners because they make the learning curve less daunting. Plus, they're super practical and widely used in many fields. Everyone's got their own path in learning, and what works best can differ for each person. Appreciate you sharing your take on it!

C would be a good option too but if I wanted to build modern apps, I would start with Go. That’s why I suggest it in this video! I believe it would make more sense if you listen to what I say in the full video 😁 haskell would definitely make you the cool kid though 😎

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thank you so much it means a lot for me. Sir pete, can you suggest me such book which takes the user from 0 to 1 in backend development, like everything is cover in one book about backend development book must be latest. thank you so much. You are my inspiration

not user ******* but --- reader...............(typing mistake)

@@muhammadowais541 Hey! Thank you so much for your very nice words, it means a lot to me too! Check out “Python Crash Course” by Eric Matthes, it's a lively and beginner-friendly guide that takes you through Python basics, like syntax, and also explores more advanced areas such as data handling, object-oriented programming, and even building your own web applications. It's perfect for getting up to speed quickly! I think the latest edition was released one year ago, which is pretty much up to date :) Check it out and let me know if you will need another recommendation!

@@muhammadowais541 Yeap, I got the point anyway ;)

Hey man! Yeah, all good and thanks for checking in, I really appreciate it! :) I am nearly done with the latest video and it should be posted in the next couple of days! Your comment gave me the idea to create a group for my 'special' people and post behind the scenes and exclusive content just for you! Would that be something that interests you?

@@webdevelopete Glad to hear you're good! Can't wait to see the next upload, I trust it will be as informative as always And of course, I'd sure be interested in seeing some behind the scenes content

@tsitsi4750 I trust it will be a good one 😉 Thanks a lot for all the support! 🍻🤝

These kind of examples are always more fun and easier for everyone to understand! 🙂

You are most welcome and thank you for being here! Although being an electrician is a great profession, I believe programming is very satisfying and rewarding, even as a side hustle! I’m sure you will find valuable content on my channel to kickstart your journey and catch up with everything faster!

You are most welcome! 🍻

You are always welcome! :)

I am really glad you found this video helpful! At the moment I am working as a software engineering specialist in a very big global tech company specializing in web applications and websites, mostly using TypeScript and React for the frontend and Java on the backend. I will share the name of the company at a later stage :)

@@webdevelopete thank you sir, lots of love from Pakistan.

@@webdevelopete I watch your every video It means a lot for me

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I am really happy for that, and thank you for the nice words! It really means a lot to me too, believe me! :)

hello there! first of all thank you for your kind words, it really means a lot to me! :) so, for long-term: pursue skills in Full Stack Web Development and Machine Learning. for short-term: I believe it's best if you focus on learning backend development first, this will help you gain the skills needed to start earning money quickly. the steps you should follow are the following: 1. Choose a backend language: start with a language like Python or Node.js. Python is particularly versatile and widely used in both backend development and machine learning (if I'd start over, I might have gone with python) 2. Learn the basics: spend the first month on fundamentals like syntax, data structures, and basic algorithms (I have a couple of links on the description of my videos - you can try these courses, they're really good) 3. Build simple projects: in the next two months, create small projects to reinforce your skills. Examples include a to-do list app or a simple blog 4. Understand databases: learn about SQL and NoSQL databases, focusing on how they integrate with your backend language 5. Practice-practice-practice: Use platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank to practice coding problems and improve your problem-solving skills 6. Networking and job search: by the end of three to five months, start applying for freelance or entry-level backend development jobs Most importantly, stay focused! Set clear goals, break down your learning into weekly or daily targets. Minimize distractions, allocate specific times for study and practice, and stick to them. Try to stay motivated - remind yourself of your long-term goals and how each step brings you closer to them! I hope these will clear up things for you and help you identify your next steps! Good luck man! :)

@@webdevelopete Thanks you so much sir, how much can be earn per month as fresher after following your advices' plz tell me

@@webdevelopete SIR, after following your advice if I choose backend with python, then how much can be earn per month$ as fresher

@muhammadowais541 well, in the US the average starting salary for a junior python backend engineer is around $88k per year. But that can vary depending on the location/company/skillset.

@@webdevelopete can i get job in uk remotely and get the same salary

Thanks for the support! I’m really glad you like my videos! :)

Thank you so much! 🤩

Yeap, and credits were properly given 😉 (even for a quick sec) Wow, that’s amazing! Keep it up and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing what you’re building! Just a tip (no offense), try to focus on one project, finish it and then move on to the next one. That way, you will learn from the first project and then apply what you’ve learned to the next one and so on. And btw, hanks for all the support you show to my channel, it is highly appreciated! 🤘

No offense taken at all😉 I 've started the first project and intend to finish it(to the best possible extent) before moving to the next, but that's the overall goal stated above Trying to work on 3 projects at the same time for a beginner like me would be like trying to learn 3 instruments simultaneously (ineffective and discouraging)😅 You deserve all the support man, it's a great channel!

@tsitsi4750 I really like your music comparisons! 😁 well, great then! Take it easy and you’ll do great I’m sure! If you managed to learn a musical instrument then coding should be relatively easy for you!

@@webdevelopete I sure do view so many aspects of life from a musician's lenses haha...Thanks for the encouragement, I really appreciate it!

It’s simply the truth 😁

You’re awesome! I hope my videos will keep providing value to you :) thanks! 👊

Great choice, for every level! Are you currently learning or you are a professional already?

That’s so true and I haven’t thought of that comparison at all! I will definitely mention that on a future video! Thanks :) I suppose you are a musician then?

@@webdevelopete I'd be more than glad to see you mention it in a future video! And yeah, I'm a musician/producer that recently decided to thread a new path in the field of tech

@ nice! I wish you the best of luck in your new journey and I hope my channel will help you a bit more to achieve what you want soon! I am also a musician, guitarist!

@@webdevelopete Thank you, I trust I'd definitely get better following the tips you have been sharing I'll update this comment when a finally hit a milestone in my software development journey Glad to know you're a musician too!

@ looking forward to your updates :)

That’s true! Endless and innovative solutions for sure!

​@@webdevelopeteI'm currently mastering Django, planning to learn React, data science, and AI next. I want to integrate these with frameworks like FastAPI, Flask, and Django for AI-driven apps. Honestly, I'm doing all this because I want to make big money in web development! Does that sound like the right path, or should I focus on something else?

You're definitely on the right track! Django, React, data science, and AI, along with frameworks like FastAPI and Flask, will give you a powerful and versatile skill set. These skills are in high demand and can lead to really great opportunities, especially in AI-driven web development. If you enjoy this journey and keep up with the latest trends, you'll be well on your way to making big money in web development. Do you have any cool projects in mind that you're excited to work on?

Sounds like a great idea and really good luck with it! To get started with AI in web dev, make sure you understand the basics of machine learning, use tools like TensorFlow and scikit-learn, and gather high-quality data. Maybe start with a simple project, then integrate your AI models into your web app using Django, Flask, or FastAPI. Keep learning and stay updated with the latest trends! Feel free to ask if you have any questions along the way, I’d be happy to help :)

And good that you hid your comment with your idea to avoid getting it stolen ;)

@@tsitsi4750 you are most welcome! I am really happy you found these useful!

I just started my journey with javascript after learning html and css Wish me luck!

@ wise choice! Just don’t give up and very soon I am sure you will be great at it and land a really good job! Good luck and let me know if you will need anything! How long did it take you to learn HTML and CSS?

@@webdevelopete It took me about a month to learn the very foundational basics of HMTL and CSS with the help of freeCodeCamp and some youtube resources. I believe there's a lot of features I haven't yet explored with HTML and CSS, but I know enough to figure it out quickly if need be.

I want to learn kotlin and android developments unfortunately UA-cam has very less of it

The first language I learned was C++ in my college, but now I'm hoping to become a professional in JavaScript.

First of all, you should definitely keep practicing and learning new skills on your free time whether you go to college or not - If I were you (assuming that the fees won't get me bankrupt), I would definitely go to university WHILE practicing on my free time. In college you will learn how to work in a team, network and make friends in the field. A college degree is always a plus when applying to jobs, especially as a junior and it will open more doors for you. It's not mandatory, but it would be a huge boost for you to start on your first job! I hope that helps and good luck to whatever you will decide to do! Please let me know once you make your decision and I am here to help, as much as I can! :)

@@webdevelopete Thanks brother for your kind advise, now I'm clear that I should continue my university and keep learning skills.

@DaniyalDhump well, that would be the wiser choice, to be honest! Of course, feel free to ask anything anytime, you are most welcome!

Wow! That’s amazing and I’m very happy you found it useful! Are you looking to dive into software engineering or you’re already a programmer?

Amazing! I'm glad you liked them! What language are you currently writing in?