Welcome to my free series on learning to code. Through this free series, you will go from zero experience to deploying your first full-stack web application. Along the way, I’ll teach you the essential web development concepts needed for 2021 and beyond.
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This is part of my fullstack developer series, where you’ll go from never having written a line of code to deploying your first fullstack web application to the internet. Click this link to get an overview of what this series is all about.
Please tag me on Twitter @zg_dev and share this series with #100DaysOfCode!
See this lesson on YouTube here
This is part of my fullstack developer series, where you’ll go from never having written a line of code to deploying your first fullstack web application to the internet. Click this link to get an overview of what this series is all about.
Please tag me on Twitter @zg_dev and share this series with #100DaysOfCode!
This is part of my full-stack developer series, where you’ll go from never having written a line of code to deploying your first full-stack web application to the internet. Click this link to get an overview of what this series is all about.
Please share this series with the hashtag #fullstackroadmap and help me spread the word!
Here is the YouTube version of this lesson.
This is part of my fullstack developer series, where you’ll go from never having written a line of code to deploying your first fullstack web application to the internet. Click this link to get an overview of what this series is all about.
Please share this series with the hashtag #fullstackroadmap and help me spread the word!
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Today marks the first lesson where we actually start writing some real code. Because of this, I encourage you to take the 100 days of…
Here is the YouTube version of this lesson.
This is part of my fullstack developer series, where you’ll go from never having written a line of code to deploying your first fullstack web application to the internet. Click this link to get an overview of what this series is all about.
Please share this series with the hashtag #fullstackroadmap and help me spread the word!
Unlike many of the posts I write, this one is going to be in the form of a detailed Q&A session. …
This is part of my fullstack developer series, where you’ll go from never having written a line of code to deploying your first fullstack web application to the internet. Click this link to get an overview of what this series is all about.
Please share this series with the hashtag #fullstackroadmap and help me spread the word!
If you’re reading this, you’ve most likely never written a line of code in your life, but want to learn. There are about a hundred different ways that we could get you on your feet…
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When searching for a career path or even trying to figure out what bootcamp to go to or what online course to take, knowing the differences between front, back, and full-stack development is a big piece to the puzzle.
In this post, I’m going to show you specific examples of each and attempt to explain why this topic is so confusing to most people.
First, let’s get clear on what type of software engineering we are talking about here. When someone says any of these terms, they are talking specifically about web developers.
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So you’re learning to code, but there are so many choices as to where you are actually writing that code. To the beginner, this topic may sound intimidating, so let’s start by looking at the entire landscape of code editors.
While others may disagree with this classification, here are four places that you might write code in order of least to most features.
While you may…
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If you’re reading this now, you’re most likely in one of two camps:
I’m not sure if this is a motivational post, sales pitch, or just a quick moment of reassurance to help you push past your anxieties and fears, but in the next few minutes, I’m going to explain why I think learning to code is worth it. No matter what.
Let’s…
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