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The Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp
Udemy
11 recommenders · 11 threads · recommended in 4 years, 2017–2021 · score 12.0
A Udemy video course by Colt Steele and several other instructors that continues from his Web Developer Bootcamp, covering advanced front-end and full-stack topics such as modern JavaScript (ES2015 and later), React, Redux, D3, and CSS animations. Commenters describe it as roughly 35 hours long.
Commenters call it a strong follow-up to Colt Steele's Web Developer Bootcamp, praising his teaching and the course's depth in ES2015+, React and related tools.
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20172021
Like /u/Technycolor said, I highly recommend Colt Steele's course on Udemy. Currently doing it myself and highly enjoying it. Web Developer Bootcamp on Udemy Advanced Web Dev Bootcamp on Udemy
Colt +1,000. The best & most well-rounded MOOC I've ever taken, Udemy and otherwise (and I've been thru quite a few!) Also, I'm presently working on his new one, Advanced Wed Dev Bootcamp, which is sorta like a part II of the original. I'm enjoying it very much though he does split it up with…
Thank you! So the courses I did on Udemy were: - The Web Developer Bootcamp 2021 by Colte Steel - The Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp by Colte Steel & others - JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Masterclass also by Colte Steele (I honestly at the time of purchase did not realize these were…
Your projects look good and work. Being able to make these in a year of self-learning is impressive. That said, you code could use some work. There are a lot of good courses on Udemy (only buy on sale), but based on what I can see you already know, check out the advanced web dev bootcamp You have…
There are plenty of very high quality free resources for you to learn from. For an absolute newbie, you should start with the basics. Go through this to get an idea of how computers work: https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-science/how-computers-work2. Then, go through this to get an…
Yeah, I have heard the same about being overly reliant on tutorials. From my experience. I did these React tutorial series by Colt Steele: https://www.udemy.com/the-web-developer-bootcamp/ (\~95% completed, 8/10) https://www.udemy.com/the-advanced-web-developer-bootcamp/ (\~70% completed, 6-7/10)…
Both teach you about the same, but a lot of these things were updated after Colt Steele recorded his course and are now dated... He still uses Bootstrap 3 in his course (I think), SemanticUI (no that popular anymore), jQuery (not in high demand), and he barely touches on React.js that's why he…
I myself am a beginner, been learning for about a month and half now, on my own. Watching tutorials on youtube, doing freecodecamp, reading/asking here on reddit and on a discord channel, and planning to get a udemy course very soon. Its going slowly, I won't lie. The biggest issue that I have is…
Also, to find the good $10 courses search through /r/learnprogramming posts. If you're into webdev, a lot of people here recommend Colt Steele's web develeloper bootcamp courses. I can vouch for his new advanced web developer bootcamp. It takes an in-depth look at ES2015/2016, D3, React, css…
I am about 75% of the way through the course (in the DataBase lecture set right now within the YelpCamp app). I think this is a great fundamental course but I will be doing other courses after I finish. In particular - Colt doesn't teach Angular or React in this, he also doesn't teach PHP. I don't…
I would highly recommend the courses by Colt steele on udemy. Guy runs a coding boot camp and put together it all into a online class. https://www.udemy.com/the-web-developer-bootcamp/ you can find it on sale for 10-15 bucks all the time. There is a follow up course from him that starts up where…
The idea of "visual learner" has been debunked. You learn the same way as the rest of us -- you just have to commit to it. If you prefer video style learning then check out any of the Web Dev Bootcamp classes on Udemy.
I'm a sysadmin, not a programmer for reference. Perhaps someone with coding experience and that knows full stack open could comment. Since your plan is a clone of a big well known website just stick with Odin project all the way. Odin is designed to take you from zero to job ready and the final…
There's some other great courses on udemy to advance further. Everything I'm showing below is $12 or so each for like 5 days any time a holiday(even minor holidays) rolls around(like right now for the next couple days as of commenting this)…