1 . HTML/CSS/J's 2. Git and GitHub 3. Chrome Dev tools 4. Consuming API 5. Building a REST API and CRUD 6. Authentication 7. MVC 8. Problem solving and searching 9. Writing tests. 10. DevOps and deployment
Tests are always a life saver to make sure you’re existing functionality doesn’t break. I love something like postman for testing and debugging apis without having to code so much in the beginning. Great video!
I took his JS course and it's 10/10, straight to the point, clean code. The only thing where I started doubting myself is his 'Tracalorie App'. Maan, that was and still is confusing as hell, he was going up and down, up and down in the code :D Other than that, can highly recommend his courses.
Yes, brilliant course, I'm just over half way through - moving onto API projects soon. I will say though, make sure you refer to MDN documentation as sometimes there are details that are skipped/only lightly touched upon. That is if you want a thorough understanding or if you find that Brad's explanation is not clicking 100% (he is human after all).
Always is good to see a new video of you. Sometimes I feel like a fool, cuz I think I don't know nothing, but with this video I did a retrospective and, I saw that I have been learning a lot of things, just I have to learn deeper! Thanks Brad ❤️
Learning Git 'well' will open new possibilities for your workflow. It is amazing. Firefox Dev Tools have some amazing functionality as well. Great video! Thanks Brad.
Hi Brad, just wanted to give a shout out to you since you are one of my favorite Udemy instructors! I actually just started my own Web Development Course to teach absolute beginners everything they need to know to become a Junior Web Developer in my 61 video course. I just completd my 5th video so I have a lot of work ahead of me. Just wanted to stop by and say hi and wish you the best! Have a great day!😊😊😊
When I heard you say I still have to search sometimes for the exact syntax of projects I did years ago, I laughed because it happens to me too. I used to think I was becoming dull.
I've been posting this question on Reddit, Quora and many other places but no one has been able to answer it, so I hope you don't mind if I post the question here: How do I build a word dictionary and what languages do I need to pull it off? Would Wordpress be sufficient? Or should I build it using React or an MVC framework? Thanks
Well, 8/10. I had planned learning testing (with Python/Django) and Docker/Kubernetes for the rest of the year, so I'm close to be 10/10 :) One thing I miss is that instead of Authentication, I think it should be Authentication/Authorization. Sometimes people used both terms without distinction. Still, another great video
Great list, as usual. Txh Brad. I would add a bonus --- 11. Code editors --- like VS Code/Sublime/etc as it saves up a lot of time when you get used to work with.
Hi Traversy! Please do the following topic if you have time! - DevOps Full Process Lecture (if possible!) - Deploying Nods JS App using DevOps - Deploying Nods JS App using IIS Thanks for your work buddy!
thanks Brad its always a great day when you upload something . I'm a starter I just start learning how to code less than two months I followed most of your tutorials they are gold coz they are simple and full of knowledge , even i did four or five of your html css and bootstrap videos BUT i've got one problem I forget alot , I'm self taught guy we don't have professional mentors here in sudan can you give me some insight and how to be a good front-end developer ?
Build, build, build. Anything, everything. Build a website to showcase your Front-end code. Build a bogus application/CMS to showcase your back end code. Build small simple, then build medium and slightly complex, and build big and more complex. Go and see your local shopkeeper and ask to build an online database for his/her products. Build an interface from which you can CRUD the data from this database. Then build a website that integrates this database. Demo this dynamic website to the shopkeeper as you build to get some feedback and to add/remove functionality. Once the website is up and running, do the maintenance work/testing/refining around it. Afterwards, you will have clients coming to you. Then you can start charging. Still, never expect yourself to cruise through any task, but take the time to UNDERSTAND what you are doing inside out. Don't be a code monkey for a few bucks. Don't ditch your creativity. A lot of online courses are about building snippets, but until you have put together all these elements into a BIG project, you don't really understand web development. And no, building one project is not the bottom line, there are always more projects to build for/from. So, just keep building and enjoy the engineering! All the best, bro. Assalam Waleikum.
Solid list and is applicable across different flavors of web dev. There are probably soft skills that I think you've touched on in other videos, but from a technical standpoint these were all pretty accurate.
Hey Brad! Can you make more front end projects with Pure Javascript from begining to advanced. I know that it's a lot of work. But no matter where you learn javascript everybody teaches the syntax. I know that ıf someone who can create such projects it's you Brad. BTW These technologies will never end. I don't want to apply for a job because the list of skills they want is endless.
I started these microsoft Angular courses on edX, but I dont know why, maybe React would be better.But one advantage had it that I can learn TypeScript and Node.js through your explicit explanation methods from your videos, thx for your work.
Brad, most of developer I know (and I for sure) lack of that #9. Do you have plan to cover that topic in a separate and complete video? also looking forward for your next fullstack course, I see that you give us a sneak preview in this video. and do you have any expected date when your course will be launched?
Fantastic man Thanks again. Sometimes I think I should start a UA-cam channel and make this kind of videos in HINDI language so the many Indian who are not good at English can get benifits of this too
Hi Brad, love your content man! I have a question about number 8., How can I improve that besides practicing algorithms, sometimes I hit walls during database designs (I like to believe I'm a full stack web dev) and is all because the problem solving part, how to represent the data and how the relationships works between them. Bonus question: Do you think Codeigniter can get relevant again with number 4 version? It was release a week ago or so. Thanks in advance.
Congrats for your channel! 2 quick questions...Do you have a video about caching images or audios for a project? (how to set the TTL and so on)... What are your considerations about Firebase hosting and datastore? is it cost effective in the long run for larger projects vs MySQL and MongoDB (regarding costs when handling larger datasets)... thanks so much... How can I find you in UDEMY?
Love it, thanks for guiding us in proper path of web development, make videos on how to start as a freelancer we need it, how to start doing work 🙏🏻 please
Loving your 2019 React Udemy course Brad! I was looking for a course that doesn't do a lot of hand holding and gets right into building things and it totally fits the bill.
For complete newbs, I have been working as a web developer for 12 years. I have never had to consume an API or build a REST API and CRUD so I would put those off until you get the rest down. :)
@@udayrathod3786 Or maybe his line of work is not about "pop" applications for the youth? There are lots of very skilled and experienced programmers/developers out there in governments'/organisations' IT departments who have NEVER seen the light of a "Framework". But if you ask them, they can build a new functionality into ANY application inside-out, without even googling much code.
Thank you for the API list!! I really needed it! :) Does Front-end developer need to worry about Authentication? (I think the answer is a straight "no"), but it's always good to ask someone else.
Hey Brad. Love your channel and have been a subscriber for nearly 2-3 years. But I gotta point out that your course on Laravel on UDEMY needs to be updated a little (I bought it 6 months back but didn't manage to crack it). Laravel 6.0 no longer supports HTML collectives(and maybe ckeditor) so it would be great if you can.
Sir, I am in confusion please help me out. I am learning Programming and I want to pursue in programming field but I'm learning web development too. Now, I'm in confusion that i should learn web development along with programming or I should stop doing this multi-task.
.I started with FED and once I got the basics and started to learn web programming, I started to occasionally veer into the pure programming side ventures (with Python and Solidity mainly). If this were a University degree, I would say that my "major" is web(site/applications) development, but I have a good chunk of "units" in programming. I think it would be challenging to try to learn BOTH to the SAME level at the SAME time.
hey brad this API idea are everywere tried google for some of it ....but some of us dont get who can we consume an api what can we do with it......i have my own defination about APi it was a video of devnet defination was "API is how two software talk to each other with out human interface true or false" we need API crash course brad u already done alot for us ...thank u from third world somalia its really hard to knows those things around here youtube and google are out best friends
I watching a lot of back-end videos but the main problem I don't know how I can start what is the back-end language are use can you explain that in a video
Authentication / Authorization maybe makes more sense, because authentication is just signin/signup, but Authorization is the rules, users can do after, they logged in. Sorry, i have bad english.
Hello Brad, can you please do a video on how to Query an API through a form field? This is in respect to your tutorial on React, Apollo spaceX tutorial.
8/10 not bad... Could you do some videos about deployment? I really want to know how add custom domain to my web apps, with heroku or netlify.... Thanks!! 👏
Please do share some serious project ideas that we can actually use them in our life after building them and can make using mern or mean stack so that our grasp on these technology can get better
Wow...! Nice video Brad. Am still waiting for your reply about the reminder I sent you concerning making a video on the theme you used in Python Django Dev to Deployment. Looking forward to hear from you.
I wish you to make a video about networks. I'm really getting in to web development with HTML, CSS, Javascript, C#, ASP.Net, SQL and so on, but I lack basic understanding of networks, IP addresses, Ports, all the basic concepts, and I struggle to find a good video about this.
There a good BLOGS about IT/Computing or Network, though most are from the 2000s (aka Web 1.0 era). You can have a look at this one to start with: www.geeksforgeeks.org/
It really depends on the project, time constraints, etc. I prefer MERN or MEVN but if it is something that I need to get done quickly, I might go for something like Django or Laravel with Postgres. Might use a frontend framework OR for very simple interfaces, just use a template engine. It's a hard question to answer because there are so many factors, but my favorite is MERN/MEVN
Are there any videos in this channel about APIs and REST APIs (too lazy to search)? I've read books and watched a lot of random videos and I still can't quite get the concept. Thanks everyone.
I have a question @TraversyMedia, why are the majority of Dev using Mac ? :D is the OS better, is the Hardware batter? Or is the all around environment better ? Ore just because :P
There's many videos on UA-cam about this subject.. what I took from them is the OS is better and easier when set up softwares.. the internal hardware is practically the same since everyone is using Intel chips
I would like to add one more thing. That is marketing your self. if you are really good at what you do but cannot convince others!! you gonna have a hard time finding good work. work on branding your self from start.
Well-said. A lot of people can't find work for this very reason. Skillsets are good, but you need to convince your future employer that they NEED your skillsets. Mainly because most recruiters don't have a clue who they want in terms of capabilities (remember that job are posted/published by HR people, rarely tech people). Recruiters tend to muddle along until they interview someone who looks like s/he knows what s/he is doing, what s/he can get from the company and what s/he will give to the company. That's assertiveness (aka marketing skills) for you. :)
If you'd honestly cared for browser devtools you would have said Firefox DevTools. They are the ones always bringing the cool stuff before anyone else. Kind of disappointing seeing you're recommending Chrome that much when you'd be much safer using other browsers like FF :S
FE = WEB development = HTML, CSS and WEB programming (JS/PHP/Ruby). Data structures and algorithms IMHO are the main concerns of Software engineer/developers. That said, they might come useful when working on database design and applications for BIG organisations.
1. Fundamentals: HTML/CSS/JS = 0:56
2. Git & Github = 1:46
3. Chrome Dev Tools = 2:30
4. Consuming an API = 3:34
5. Building a REST API and CRUD = 4:36
6. Authentication = 5:25
7. MVC (Model View Controller) = 6:31
8. Problem Solving and Searching = 8:09
9. Writing tests = 8:45
10. DevOps & Deployment = 9:25
WordPress is good for web development and get job🤔🤔😫😫😫 ples help sir
@@rahulraidas9481 consider it a start of a journey :)
@@rahulraidas9481 I wonder why everyone here in India love wordpress instead of building websites from scratch
@@ayaneshsarkar7804 I ask only dude, you are from.... Pakistan
@P J therr are people that are getting paid 2-3k per month as wordpress developer or just selling sites?
11.Get used to *go to sleep among sunrise*
12.Get used to pick up all the new JS frameworks *that were deployed while you slept*
11 would be hard for me. Because I start to work before sunrise.
SOOOOOOO true my friend! lol
Hahahaha
We named a production directory “MSAD” which stands for Midnight Software Application Development
We should fight it, not only complain, feel bad and make jokes. Or maybe we can't because this is not the only job with problems like this.
You forgot about 1 thing that we need to know as web developers, Brad is always right on point !
Nope he for got to list Brad tutorials.
Forget to list travesty media tutorials.
He suppose to put links to where we can learn it
I don't agree. He would be promoting Firefox instead of Chrome if he was always right on point.
@@RodrigoDAgostino I can't agree with you, i don't use Firefox either.
Please do a video on testings so we can learn together with you!
I would be interested in this as well
1 . HTML/CSS/J's
2. Git and GitHub
3. Chrome Dev tools
4. Consuming API
5. Building a REST API and CRUD
6. Authentication
7. MVC
8. Problem solving and searching
9. Writing tests.
10. DevOps and deployment
Bro where are you from
# of things to learn for programming in every other field: 3
# of things to learn for web development: 24
Tests are always a life saver to make sure you’re existing functionality doesn’t break.
I love something like postman for testing and debugging apis without having to code so much in the beginning.
Great video!
I'm taking your JS course on Udemy, great work Brad
I've taken it and let me tell you, that's the best thing you'll do, such a great course.
I took his JS course and it's 10/10, straight to the point, clean code. The only thing where I started doubting myself is his 'Tracalorie App'. Maan, that was and still is confusing as hell, he was going up and down, up and down in the code :D
Other than that, can highly recommend his courses.
Yes, brilliant course, I'm just over half way through - moving onto API projects soon. I will say though, make sure you refer to MDN documentation as sometimes there are details that are skipped/only lightly touched upon. That is if you want a thorough understanding or if you find that Brad's explanation is not clicking 100% (he is human after all).
check out and please subscribe too ☺
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No. 1 skill - how to google and stackoverflow!
pvbergman That’s always been the real skill.
@@neutralitat2570 idk
Hey Brad, can you make more content on testing? Thanks.
Always is good to see a new video of you.
Sometimes I feel like a fool, cuz I think I don't know nothing, but with this video I did a retrospective and, I saw that I have been learning a lot of things, just I have to learn deeper!
Thanks Brad ❤️
Learning Git 'well' will open new possibilities for your workflow. It is amazing.
Firefox Dev Tools have some amazing functionality as well.
Great video! Thanks Brad.
Hi Brad, just wanted to give a shout out to you since you are one of my favorite Udemy instructors! I actually just started my own Web Development Course to teach absolute beginners everything they need to know to become a Junior Web Developer in my 61 video course. I just completd my 5th video so I have a lot of work ahead of me. Just wanted to stop by and say hi and wish you the best! Have a great day!😊😊😊
When I heard you say I still have to search sometimes for the exact syntax of projects I did years ago,
I laughed because it happens to me too.
I used to think I was becoming dull.
Any chance you can do crash courses/tutorials on Consuming an API and Writing Tests topics, Brad?
He's done before, look for his video on building a music lyric app
I've been posting this question on Reddit, Quora and many other places but no one has been able to answer it, so I hope you don't mind if I post the question here: How do I build a word dictionary and what languages do I need to pull it off? Would Wordpress be sufficient? Or should I build it using React or an MVC framework? Thanks
Well, 8/10. I had planned learning testing (with Python/Django) and Docker/Kubernetes for the rest of the year, so I'm close to be 10/10 :)
One thing I miss is that instead of Authentication, I think it should be Authentication/Authorization. Sometimes people used both terms without distinction.
Still, another great video
You just made my Monday so happy to see your video first on my time line thank you so much for creating awesome videos
This would be awesome to roll all this into one boot camp course ( by Brad Traversy) utilizing different variations of the backend.
when I sit to watch a video from your channel, I won't even hesitate a second to hit like button! awesome as always.
Very well put together! Wonderful tips :)
for the next 6 months I need to have this video as my chrome home page! thanks!
Great list, as usual. Txh Brad.
I would add a bonus --- 11. Code editors --- like VS Code/Sublime/etc as it saves up a lot of time when you get used to work with.
Hi
Traversy! Please do the following topic if you have time!
- DevOps Full Process Lecture (if possible!)
- Deploying Nods JS App using DevOps
- Deploying Nods JS App using IIS
Thanks for your work buddy!
So good. We need more videos like this. It's not about syntax but about tools and projects :)
This channel's recommendations are Gold
thanks Brad its always a great day when you upload something .
I'm a starter I just start learning how to code less than two months I followed most of your tutorials they are gold coz they are simple and full of knowledge , even i did four or five of your html css and bootstrap videos BUT i've got one problem I forget alot , I'm self taught guy we don't have professional mentors here in sudan can you give me some insight and how to be a good front-end developer ?
Build, build, build.
Anything, everything. Build a website to showcase your Front-end code. Build a bogus application/CMS to showcase your back end code.
Build small simple, then build medium and slightly complex, and build big and more complex.
Go and see your local shopkeeper and ask to build an online database for his/her products.
Build an interface from which you can CRUD the data from this database. Then build a website that integrates this database. Demo this dynamic website to the shopkeeper as you build to get some feedback and to add/remove functionality. Once the website is up and running, do the maintenance work/testing/refining around it.
Afterwards, you will have clients coming to you. Then you can start charging.
Still, never expect yourself to cruise through any task, but take the time to UNDERSTAND what you are doing inside out. Don't be a code monkey for a few bucks. Don't ditch your creativity.
A lot of online courses are about building snippets, but until you have put together all these elements into a BIG project, you don't really understand web development.
And no, building one project is not the bottom line, there are always more projects to build for/from. So, just keep building and enjoy the engineering!
All the best, bro.
Assalam Waleikum.
thank you very much that was so helpful , I appreciate it
Solid list and is applicable across different flavors of web dev. There are probably soft skills that I think you've touched on in other videos, but from a technical standpoint these were all pretty accurate.
Thank you for your content! I always learn something.
Yeah, that's true, tests are really important. You must learn E2E test, Integration and unit test.
Very nice video for newbies !! Like!
I know all of this already, but listen to you is so motivating!
hi Brad, 1. suggestion is the best, when i use frontend mentor(your suggestion in other video), i learrned many things,thank you..
Hey Brad! Can you make more front end projects with Pure Javascript from begining to advanced. I know that it's a lot of work. But no matter where you learn javascript everybody teaches the syntax. I know that ıf someone who can create such projects it's you Brad.
BTW These technologies will never end. I don't want to apply for a job because the list of skills they want is endless.
Another great post ! Thanks so much Brad. U r my favorite YT dev channel.
I started these microsoft Angular courses on edX, but I dont know why, maybe React would be better.But one advantage had it that I can learn TypeScript and Node.js through your explicit explanation methods from your videos, thx for your work.
Brad, you should review some of our projects sometimes please
I was thinking of doing something like that. Ill put some thought into it
That would be an awesome thing and along the way we will be having a bunch of side projects hurray 🤗🤗
@@TraversyMedia That would be so awesome, please do so!
@@shredder_plays of course bro
Brad, most of developer I know (and I for sure) lack of that #9. Do you have plan to cover that topic in a separate and complete video? also looking forward for your next fullstack course, I see that you give us a sneak preview in this video. and do you have any expected date when your course will be launched?
Fantastic man
Thanks again.
Sometimes I think I should start a UA-cam channel and make this kind of videos in HINDI language so the many Indian who are not good at English can get benifits of this too
Do it :)
@@TraversyMedia Thank You for your kind reply and permission.
I have same idea for pakistani Users who are not very good in english :)
@Parth Chaudhary do it....it will be beneficial for many rural area students.
@@muhammadfaateh6463 good man
Hi Brad, love your content man!
I have a question about number 8., How can I improve that besides practicing algorithms, sometimes I hit walls during database designs (I like to believe I'm a full stack web dev) and is all because the problem solving part, how to represent the data and how the relationships works between them.
Bonus question: Do you think Codeigniter can get relevant again with number 4 version? It was release a week ago or so.
Thanks in advance.
Awesome videos traversy, I like your videos. I have learnt a lot only.by watching by your videos and also started making tuts. Thanks traversy...
11. Brad's videos are a must.
Really helpful and great tutorial.
Awesome!!! Never lose a video of yours!!
Congrats for your channel! 2 quick questions...Do you have a video about caching images or audios for a project? (how to set the TTL and so on)... What are your considerations about Firebase hosting and datastore? is it cost effective in the long run for larger projects vs MySQL and MongoDB (regarding costs when handling larger datasets)... thanks so much... How can I find you in UDEMY?
Love it, thanks for guiding us in proper path of web development, make videos on how to start as a freelancer we need it, how to start doing work 🙏🏻 please
Loving your 2019 React Udemy course Brad!
I was looking for a course that doesn't do a lot of hand holding and gets right into building things and it totally fits the bill.
For complete newbs, I have been working as a web developer for 12 years. I have never had to consume an API or build a REST API and CRUD so I would put those off until you get the rest down. :)
Maybe you never did anything challenging
@@udayrathod3786 Or maybe his line of work is not about "pop" applications for the youth?
There are lots of very skilled and experienced programmers/developers out there in governments'/organisations' IT departments who have NEVER seen the light of a "Framework". But if you ask them, they can build a new functionality into ANY application inside-out, without even googling much code.
@@nachannachle2706 api is not framework, its in core language too. If you don't learn it in todays Time, you are lacking behind alot
Thank you for the API list!! I really needed it! :)
Does Front-end developer need to worry about Authentication? (I think the answer is a straight "no"), but it's always good to ask someone else.
It's really nice to hearing about the details of web fundamental 👍
I'd like to follow-up with this path 😊
Thanks Brad 🤝
Thanks brad great video. Just wondering you include devOps only. As full stack dev do we need to learn Agile?
thanks for the video it was lot of helped me a lot!
can you please do one explaining how to do a product slider? haven't found a good one to help me
Hey Brad. Love your channel and have been a subscriber for nearly 2-3 years. But I gotta point out that your course on Laravel on UDEMY needs to be updated a little (I bought it 6 months back but didn't manage to crack it). Laravel 6.0 no longer supports HTML collectives(and maybe ckeditor) so it would be great if you can.
Hi Brad, I have been seeing some people stating "OOP is dead etc..." Make a video about it, I'll love to hear your opinion.
Good video!
Love your videos bro! You are getting me through college!
Hey Brad! I was wondering if you have knowledge about user experience (ux) or was planning to make a video about it?
11. Learn your IDE and it's plugins/extensions
12. Database tools (SSMS, PhpMyAdmin, MySQL Workbench)
Sir, I am in confusion please help me out.
I am learning Programming and I want to pursue in programming field but I'm learning web development too.
Now, I'm in confusion that i should learn web development along with programming or I should stop doing this multi-task.
Tonny Tatu one thing at a time if you tak both you will be confused
.I started with FED and once I got the basics and started to learn web programming, I started to occasionally veer into the pure programming side ventures (with Python and Solidity mainly).
If this were a University degree, I would say that my "major" is web(site/applications) development, but I have a good chunk of "units" in programming.
I think it would be challenging to try to learn BOTH to the SAME level at the SAME time.
Do you have a couse on Consuming an API or can you point me to one?
@Traversy Media, in Enterprise applications often SOAP protocol is used for web services.
hey brad this API idea are everywere tried google for some of it ....but some of us dont get who can we consume an api what can we do with it......i have my own defination about APi it was a video of devnet defination was "API is how two software talk to each other with out human interface true or false" we need API crash course brad u already done alot for us ...thank u from third world somalia its really hard to knows those things around here youtube and google are out best friends
Can you tell me what kind of laptop will be needed for web development in your next video.
The only thing that matters is ram and storage and display , 8gb 128 up is good and A 14 inch is good
there is a subreddit for it r/SuggestALaptop/
I watching a lot of back-end videos but the main problem I don't know how I can start what is the back-end language are use can you explain that in a video
Hi Brad, what do you think about an e2e testing with Cypress course on a real (open-source maybe) app (Angular / React)?
Authentication / Authorization maybe makes more sense, because authentication is just signin/signup, but Authorization is the rules, users can do after, they logged in. Sorry, i have bad english.
thanks sir for giving this important information, could you please create course on data structure and algorithms
Very helpful. Thanks mate.
Brad, im getting all your courses, PLEASE: CREATING AND PRINTING FORMS (and make them pdf)
Hello Brad, can you please do a video on how to Query an API through a form field? This is in respect to your tutorial on React, Apollo spaceX tutorial.
What about PHP for freelancers?? I'm learning that language and after learning the frameworks like Laravel
Thanks a lot ... 🙋
Respect from Sudan✨
8/10 not bad... Could you do some videos about deployment? I really want to know how add custom domain to my web apps, with heroku or netlify.... Thanks!! 👏
Hey brad thankyou so much for your videos!! I have learned so much from you! Can you please do a tutorial for the JAM stack?
Please do share some serious project ideas that we can actually use them in our life after building them and can make using mern or mean stack so that our grasp on these technology can get better
Wow...! Nice video Brad. Am still waiting for your reply about the reminder I sent you concerning making a video on the theme you used in Python Django Dev to Deployment. Looking forward to hear from you.
I wish you to make a video about networks. I'm really getting in to web development with HTML, CSS, Javascript, C#, ASP.Net, SQL and so on, but I lack basic understanding of networks, IP addresses, Ports, all the basic concepts, and I struggle to find a good video about this.
There a good BLOGS about IT/Computing or Network, though most are from the 2000s (aka Web 1.0 era).
You can have a look at this one to start with: www.geeksforgeeks.org/
Hey brad, could you do a video how Javascript is used in a building website? Maybe you can add webpack and etc.
Very informative video, thanks Brad
Hey Brad, what frameworks are your personal choice for fullstack web development right now? Also thanks for awesome videos 👍
It really depends on the project, time constraints, etc. I prefer MERN or MEVN but if it is something that I need to get done quickly, I might go for something like Django or Laravel with Postgres. Might use a frontend framework OR for very simple interfaces, just use a template engine. It's a hard question to answer because there are so many factors, but my favorite is MERN/MEVN
@@TraversyMedia Understood! Thank you for your answer 👍
wow u published this video on my bday thanks brad
EXCELLENT TIPS !!!
Are there any videos in this channel about APIs and REST APIs (too lazy to search)? I've read books and watched a lot of random videos and I still can't quite get the concept. Thanks everyone.
Love from India sir....I love your content sir...💜💜💜
No one :
Indians : Love from India 💩
If i wanna become wordpress developer , which skills i need to learn . I know html , css , little js and php. I dont like js.
which language is best for beginners?
I have a question @TraversyMedia, why are the majority of Dev using Mac ? :D is the OS better, is the Hardware batter? Or is the all around environment better ? Ore just because :P
There's many videos on UA-cam about this subject.. what I took from them is the OS is better and easier when set up softwares.. the internal hardware is practically the same since everyone is using Intel chips
I would like to add one more thing. That is marketing your self. if you are really good at what you do but cannot convince others!! you gonna have a hard time finding good work. work on branding your self from start.
Well-said. A lot of people can't find work for this very reason.
Skillsets are good, but you need to convince your future employer that they NEED your skillsets. Mainly because most recruiters don't have a clue who they want in terms of capabilities (remember that job are posted/published by HR people, rarely tech people). Recruiters tend to muddle along until they interview someone who looks like s/he knows what s/he is doing, what s/he can get from the company and what s/he will give to the company.
That's assertiveness (aka marketing skills) for you. :)
Hi, I bought your beginning modern JavaScript on udemy. Is that course still up to date? I’m new to JavaScript. Thanks
Please make a video on authentication and security.
Hello Brad!! Can you please make a video on when and when not to use google firebase?. And if possible a short tutorials :)
Which course is coming soon?
I was just about to ask and you posted. I mean it's not the first time you've answered questions that I had. Are you a mind reader lol?
awesome, great work!
Thanks Brad.
Sir I am planning to buy your two courses on HTML+CSS, and JAVASCRIPT. Is it enough to learn all the basics?
Yes. Make sure you practice your skills with A VARIETY of real-life mini-projects.
@@nachannachle2706 real life projects like what type sir?
If you'd honestly cared for browser devtools you would have said Firefox DevTools. They are the ones always bringing the cool stuff before anyone else. Kind of disappointing seeing you're recommending Chrome that much when you'd be much safer using other browsers like FF :S
hey, what about algorithms and data structures? Do you think it's not that important for FE devs to learn and practise those?
FE = WEB development = HTML, CSS and WEB programming (JS/PHP/Ruby).
Data structures and algorithms IMHO are the main concerns of Software engineer/developers.
That said, they might come useful when working on database design and applications for BIG organisations.
great article Brad !
Resources to learn design patterns? Course or crash course? I think it's a very important topic. Thanks man
Modern JavaScript by Traversy Media on udemy is pretty great for learning a few design patterns.
@@YashGupta-dr5re thanks but Im looking for something specific about design patterns.
about the upcoming course 5:15 would be great to be django with REST API and crud with some bootstrap