A long Udemy video course by Rob Percival covering front-end and back-end web development basics, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and MySQL, with WordPress and Bootstrap material. It is aimed at beginners and includes a free year of shared hosting in commenters' accounts.

Commenters call it a good overview for beginners, praise the instructor's clear explanations, and say it got them up and running or landed a first web dev job.

On Reddit (17)

1. Strongly recommendszaraahmadr/learnprogramming2019in “So many technologies out there, really confusing and intimidating me as a fresh CS grad. Help!!”▲ 2

   If you are interested in development side, I can suggest two courses. Online sites like udacity, udemy have some really amazing crash courses. I am currently taking this web development course on udemy which I absolutely love & would totally recommend…

2. Strongly recommendsDataMapperr/learnprogramming2018in “Dead end job gives access to Udemy - Wanting to transition”

   Also, don't get down. I'm 29 and just made a switch to tech. You can be in a different career in 1-2 years, and you'll still have another life ahead of you. Complete Web Developer Course 2.0 is a good course on Udemy I felt that taught me a ton. I did almost all of my learning on there. If you're…

3. Strongly recommendswaireosr/webdev2018in “Hey, is this Udemy course worth the money?”▲ 2

   Colt Steele is a good teacher in my opinion. I’ve been working through another one of his courses. Check out Rob Perceval’s course also. It came with a free year of hosting and taught me enough to land my first web dev job! https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/

4. Strongly recommendssergeant_flemr/Entrepreneur2017in “How to learn to teach yourself?”

   Start with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript then work your way from there. Learn what the full stack is (front-end, and backend) and the MVC pattern. I’d recommend the Complete Web Developer Course 2.0 on Udemy, if you don’t mind shelling out the $10. Its geared towards someone with little or no…

5. Strongly recommendsFoltersr/webdev2017in “Front End Development Learning Path and Additional Skill Question”

   I've been working through udemy's The Web Developer Bootcamp and The Complete Web Developer Course 2.0. Both are very good courses and recommend either.

6. Recommendssetarp_88r/learnprogramming2020in “Which Udemy Web Developer Bootcamp course to purchase?”▲ 1

   Hi, I personally recommend this one https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/, did it a while ago and I think it contains great content. But if you want to go with one of the two you suggested my answer is both seem great, but dependents on what you want, if you want an…

7. RecommendsRoguewindr/learnprogramming2020in “I'm starting to hate the front-end, and especially CSS. Should I just give up on it and focus more on the back-end?”▲ 2

   Go check out Udemy (only buy on sale). There’s a lot of good courses there, but I recommend “The Complete Web Developer Course 2.0 by Rob Percival”. It’s a front-end course. He does a great job of explaining how html and css work together. Later in the course he gets into sass (so much better) and…

8. Recommendsywileyr/webdev2020in “What are some good JavaScript tutorials you can recommend on YouTube or Udemy?”▲ 3

   some udemy courses that helped learn some javascript and web development and the fundamentals around it (https://www.udemy.com/course/thecompletewebdeveloper/) (https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/) (https://www.udemy.com/course/programming-in-javascript/) Also check…

9. Recommendspottasr/learnprogramming2019in “What is the best self study guide for web dev?”▲ 3

   ​ I'd also recommend you to check out some video courses like these: * https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-developer-zero-to-mastery/ * https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/ * https://www.udemy.com/course/advanced-css-and-sass/

10. RecommendsDericoderr/webdev2018in “Beginner Questions - April 20, 2018”

    First go to https://w3schools.com and learn HTML, CSS and Ecmascript (Javascript) basics. Create a profile at codecademy.com and do their free online courses in the aforementioned languages. Then you go to udemy.com and enroll for a couple of courses with projects for HTML, CSS and Javascript. Now…

11. RecommendsThanks-For_The-Goldr/learnprogramming2017in “Step by step tutorial for creating a website for an 'advanced' beginner?”

    Check out this course: https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/ It's on sale at a pretty good price for today, so if you can drop $10-$15 without worry it's a good buy. I've used it myself - it won't make you an expert, but it'll get you up and running. It also comes with a year…

12. Recommendspottasr/webdev2017in “Considering switching carreers to webdev at 25. What should I do to be "operational" in a year ?”

    If you want to start freelance/client work quickly, then these are the courses you should take: * The Complete Web Developer Course 2.0 * PSD to Responsive HTML5 * WordPress Theme Development with Bootstrap * PHP for Beginners - Become a PHP Master FreeCodeCamp(node.js) and The Odin Project(Ruby…

13. RecommendsDefiant1511r/webdev2017in “What technologies to start with?”

    Cheer up! You can always update with courses from Udemy. They always have discounts so you can get courses for 10 - 15 EUR https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/learn/v4/ I would also recommend Vue.js course that I am studying. It super easy and intuitive…

14. RecommendsMr_Broodsr/learnprogramming2017in “Is it realistic for a 30-year-old teacher to retrain into programming without a relevant degree?”

    It's definitely possible but you may have to take a low-paying entry position to begin with. I agree with others suggesting diving in and building real-world programs/apps. I'm half way through this course and can recommend it for a good overview that covers your plan and more -…

15. RecommendsPhantomPepperr/webdev2017in “Best way to learn website development?”

    For online videos, check out Udemy courses. I'm doing the complete web developer course 2.0 and the web dev boot camp course as well. I'm a visual learner so it has been awesome.

16. MentionsFullstack_Questionsr/webdev2018in “Which courses did you take so far to become web developer? (Front and back end)”▲ 3

    Many offers, 3 signed contracts in the last 5 months. Started with Rob Percival IOS10 and then Web Dev 2.0 course, continued with Andrew Mead Node 2.0 and React. Learned Python for a job app code task. Continued with Stephen Grider React Native (1,2), Webpack, ReactRedux (1,2), GraphQL, Server…

17. Criticizespandasrr/learnprogramming2017in “Beginner Full Stack Web Development Udemy course by Mark Price vs Colt Steele's The Web Developer Bootcamp.”

    I can comment on Complete web developer course 2.0. The range of technology is very broad. And I guess because of that, the course will take you to the point of writing workable spaghetti codes. Good choice if you are looking just to get up and running to building websites and freelance with it…

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