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100 Devs Full Stack Web Development Course
100devs
9 recommenders · 9 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2020–2023 · score 9.5
A free, community-driven full stack web development course taught by Leon Noel, streamed live in cohorts and also available as recorded YouTube videos. It covers front end and back end development and culminates in a roughly 100-hour capstone project.
Commenters praise its structure and deadlines, its free price, the Discord community, and the capstone project that gives interview material.
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I am in sort of your position right now, and I have 2 recommendations with a high emphasis on 1 of them. 1; Leon Noel 100 devs ( https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBf-QcbaigsKwq3k2YEBQS17xUwfOA3O3&si=4AyBqb6qWfMTT8EA ) check out the first video class 1. 2; the Odin project. Both of these courses…
Honestly, none of them unless you are having a really hard time understanding coding or you’re desperate to break into the industry as quick as possible. I won a scholarship and got to go for free which was the only way I could afford it/would pay for it. The Odin Project and some Udemy classes is…
If you’re worried about being scammed, you shouldn’t force yourself to purchase a course as there are free options available to you. TOP (The Odin Project) was mentioned several times in this thread, then there’s Leon’s 100Devs which I’d recommend more.
Thank you!! Right, I was very fortunate to have gotten laid off due to pandemic and was able to get unemployment while doing 100devs. Everyone has different amounts of free time and everyone learns at a different speed. My two main pieces of advice. 1) don’t compare yourself to others. Imposter…
Was going to say the same thing! At first, he was chatting so much to the chat group (attending students), and I had been doing Odin Project, liked it, and was about three weeks into it. When I needed a break, I would watch Leon's class(I had signed up in advance), and quickly he transitioned into…
I'll add join Leon Noel's 100devs and the Discord. It's a guided self taught Software Engineer program. In the end you'll have a 100 hour polished professional project amd a great resume. But in all seriousness there are over 75k folks from around the world working through the program. There are…
First off, I'd say start with a free course or study plan online. Undirected self-learning will be incredibly daunting because you'll run into the issue of "you don't know what you don't know" (vs those more experienced who have a better idea of what they don't know). Just to be clear, *do not pay…
I am doing these two exact programs and I say do both! I would not have been able to self-study without 100devs because of the structure and expectation of doing 2 classes per week in a designated time frame (trust me I tried and wasted like 6 months lol). The Udemy courses are amazing in terms of…
I have some programming experience (more than a beginner but not quite intermediate yet). I bought the course and have skimmed through some sections, but overall I can't say much. I do however, really recommend 100devs. It's a free course that is streamed on Twitch, 6 hours a week split into…
The Odin Project, 100 Devs, and Free Code Camp are all free learn-to-program courses that don’t require CS50. That said I’m doing The Odin Project Foundations right now and as I look around Reddit I wonder if I should take a step back and do CS50 before continuing or study both slowly together…