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
@@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!
I started out with html and css and then I learned php and laravel. Then I learned javascript to try out reactjs and I don't think I will ever change it!
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?
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!
Hello Pete, thank you for the video. I recently started the course and have been thinking about AI. Is AI impacting developer jobs? Can you explain the future scope of web development? Will it replace jobs? Also, I didn’t find the resume in the description. Could you please provide it?
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!
@@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 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 😊
Thanks for checking out my video! Please leave a LIKE on the video as a Xmas present :) Also, what are your plans for 2025?
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 ;)
I started out with html and css and then I learned php and laravel. Then I learned javascript to try out reactjs and I don't think I will ever change it!
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
Hello Pete, thank you for the video.
I recently started the course and have been thinking about AI. Is AI impacting developer jobs? Can you explain the future scope of web development? Will it replace jobs?
Also, I didn’t find the resume in the description. Could you please provide it?
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!
i just started with CS50 from havath do you think is good to start with CS50?
@@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 🙏
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