A Coursera professional certificate from Meta covering front-end web development basics: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Git, organized as about nine courses. It is aimed at beginners preparing for an entry-level front-end job.

Commenters call it an easy-to-follow, beginner-friendly path into HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React, with a section on interviews and access to hiring partners.

On Reddit (8)

1. RecommendsDannyG111r/learnprogramming2023in “Just finished SheCodes bootcamp...feel like I barely know anything. Should I get a CS degree?”

   I think gettint a CS degree is a good idea but just know that it is not easy at all. You will have to learn quite a lot of math such as calculus, discrete mathematics, and linear algebra. You will also have to take a lot of programming classes and also classes on data structures and algorithms…

2. Recommendskeplerkoinr/webdev2023in “Best online courses that can land a job in 2023?”

   To learn web development, the best way to learn is by doing. But if you want a basic background to build on, try taking some courses on Coursera. I liked taking a mixture of Google, Meta, and other university-led courses. Browse the selection here. Meta's front end developer program is cool. They…

3. Recommendsanubhaaavr/learnprogramming2022in “New to HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Any good Udemy or other courses?”

   Try out the Meta FRONT END PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION course on coursera! I have completed five courses out of nine and it's amazing. They'll also connect with you job portals and your help make you your own portfolio!

4. RecommendsBrahma_Godr/learnprogramming2022in “Where to start learning programming with a full time job?”

   This...if u can take cs50, keep up and absorb the concepts as a brand new newbie, ur basically built different. Id recommend, META's coursera front end cert course for that, super babies first all on fronts.

5. RecommendsMichaelJohnielr/webdev2022in “6 month front end development course for absolute beginners”

   If you can pay the $50 a month you can try the Front End Certificate by Meta (Facebook) on Coursera. It's around 6 months and 9 courses. Goes over HTML, CSS, JS, React, and Git and its for beginners and getting them ready for an entry level job. Afterwards you also get access to employers that…

6. MentionsUnguentPenny366r/learnprogramming2023in “Is the Frontend Simplified bootcamp good?”▲ 1

   Hey there! I had Frontend Simplified a while ago when it was a monthly payment, almost a year ago now. I had some health issues and couldn't complete the course, I emailed and tried sending a DM on Discord to David Bragg and never got a response to see if we could work something out since it was…

7. MentionsrmsValue9232r/webdev2022in “I think i just blew a 1000 bucks on a webdev course”

   freecodecamp.com and roadmap.sh got you covered, I really don't see any other source needed for basic web dev at least other than these. I am also currently learning and these just work fine for me. Also you check out Meta's courses on Coursera they are good ig

8. MentionsBroken-Back-16r/webdev2022in “I'm gonna buy one of these courses can someone recommend me one of them and why he recommend that. will appreciate anyone's help”

   so I'm doing Angela Yu's course right now and it is great but it's outdated, this course still has the 2018 videos from when it was launched. . You can take meta courses on Coursera for web development or you can try freeCodeCamp

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