A large Udemy web development course by Rob Percival that covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, PHP, MySQL and some Python, with projects building multiple websites. Commenters note it is a broad overview that goes lightly on many topics.

Commenters call it a terrific, practical overview of full-stack web development that covers a little bit of everything, often bought during the frequent Udemy sales at around $10.

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1. Strongly recommendsscottanidear/webdev2016in “I'm interested in learning web development, will Udemy be a good source?”

   I use Udemy and Im studying The Complete Web Developer course by Rob Percival and it is fantastic, Highly recommend taking courses on Udemy. Thoroughly enjoyable, however if you take a full stack web developer course I recommend taking in depth courses of languages like JavaScript and PHP as the…

2. Strongly recommendsArafielr/Entrepreneur2015in “I have an idea for a website..now what?”▲ 1

   I'm a huge fan of this course, having taken it: https://www.udemy.com/complete-web-developer-course/ Udemy has frequent sales which drop the price to $10, and it's a terrific class. Edit: Previous link required login, fixed it to work without.

3. Strongly recommendsScrupsr/learnprogramming2015in “Discount Udemy Programming Courses Today!”

   If it is on sale, I would recommend The Complete Web Developer Course - Build 14 Websites. The teacher (Rob Percival I believe) breaks down a ton of topics and he gives you a years worth of web hosting for free if you sign up on Udemy. That alone is a great deal. You learn a little bit of…

4. Recommendskaboomviperr/webdev2023in “Coding with mentall illness”

   I'd highly recommend trying some classes on Udemy! Build up a portfolio of projects if you can. No job market is easy to break into, but coding is a great one if you can stick with it and find something that you like and are reasonably good at. I always recommend full stack web dev courses like…

5. Recommendsnullisusernamer/learnprogramming2021in “How much Javascript should i learn for web Development”▲ 3

   Boot camps aren't worth it. They are extremely expensive and they don't teach you anything more than you can learn by taking an online course. You can learn to code for absolutely nothing by just surfing YouTube videos. That isn't the greatest method though because it's not structured and will…

6. RecommendstimonShimbar/learnprogramming2020in “I started getting curious about nodejs after 5 years of CLI”▲ 1

   If you are beginner I will suggest Angela Course on Udemy:- The complete web developer course.

7. RecommendsoGsBumderr/webdev2020in “Is there a way to develop a website without using Javascript at all?”▲ 2

   That requires a back-end, which you can make with PHP. But PHP is very similar to JavaScript. I'd recommend "the complete web developer course" on Udemy. It covers the basics of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL and Python. It'll give you a good idea of how the parts fit together.

8. RecommendsMetaSemaphorer/webdev2016in “I'm interested in learning web development, will Udemy be a good source?”

   Whether you use this coupon or not, I would recommend you never buy a udemy course at full price. They are always having sales for holidays, so you can almost always wait a week or two and grab a $200 course for $20. I have completed both the overview courses Komorebi mentioned, Rob's and Colt's…

9. Recommendsstiffnir/learnprogramming2016in “I've just been offered a job in web design, and don't know how to design websites. Save me.”

   I'm currently going through this course through Udemy called "The Complete Web Developer Course - Build 14 Websites" - I'm not even halfway done the course and would feel confident making a site like the one you posted. (I've gone through the HTML section, CSS and most of the Javascript, but it…

10. Recommendslm_Mr_Meeseeksr/webdev2016in “Help on what Udemy Course To Do To Learn Web Development”▲ 1

    I picked both of these courses up when they were $10, I've been working through the complete web developer course since January, both of them are easy to listen to and clear, I found the projects in Rob's course can be hard to follow at times but he talks about a wider range of things you can…

11. Recommendssonnytronr/learnprogramming2016in “Wanting suggestions of courses worth looking at from the current Udemy sale”

    Thanks for the heads up. I'm gonna pick up: The Complete Web Developer Course. The Complete iOS 9 Developer. Learn to Code Unity Game Development. Those are tangible for career development. I wouldn't use Udemy as a branch to learn fundamentals as the site tends to encourage learning for career…

12. RecommendsYaoPaur/learnprogramming2016in “PSA: All udemy courses only $10 until January 11th”

    The great thing with Udemy is it quickly fills gaps that other sites can't. Coursera usually has university professors teaching their courses, and so that gives them a huge advantage in, say, putting together a top notch Python course, or a Data Structures course, or a Databases course. But no…

13. RecommendsMAGllKARPr/learnprogramming2015in “Can I learn website code (HTML, CSS) and then use it on GoDaddy? Or is there a better domain manager to buy from?”

    A while back i got a Udemy course that came with a year of free web hosting and domain names. Great course for a beginner too and only $10. It was called the complete web developers course. Definitely give that a shot if this is just for learning or fun.

14. RecommendsDooboopdeer/webdev2015in “Core HTML/CSS/JavaScript learning?”

    I would recommend checking out the "Complete Web Developer Course" on Udemy. It does cost $9 but comes with over 240 some video lessons covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL. Also you get 12 months of free web hosting with the course. I just stumbled upon this awesome resource yesterday…

15. Recommendselvinur/webdev2015in “New to Web Development”

    you can try udemy. right now they have some amazing courses at insane low price. i did this a while ago it's 10$ now. https://www.udemy.com/complete-web-developer-course/

16. Recommendsbobtrainr/learnprogramming2015in “Has anyone taken Rob Percival's iOS/Swift course on Udemy?”▲ 1

    I took his complete web developer course. I'd give it 4 out of 5 stars as I found that some sections he rushed through them. That said, I feel you can never become competent with just one course. What I found to be best is take a multitude of Udemy courses where you're building various things…

17. Recommendscraig5005r/startups2015in “How to find investors for my website idea?”▲ 1

    The best I have seen is bentobox.io It is an assortment of different resources. It provides a "web design" stream that will take you on the correct path. Also check out Udemy and "The Complete Web Developer Course". It's currently on sale for $10. It's taught by a guy named Rob that does a great…

18. Recommendsstepwise_refinementr/learnprogramming2015in “Here's a list of 120 free online programming/CS courses (MOOCs) with feedback(i.e. exams/homeworks/assignments) that you can start this month (Jan 2015)”▲ 14

    I don't want to sound like I'm selling you anything but I'd seriously recommend Udemy's Complete Web developer course. It's on sale just now for $10 and couldn't be a better fit for what you're looking for. I'm about halfway through and it's taught me more than my CS degree in term of…

19. MentionsDuskyPixelr/learnprogramming2018in “Next step after Colt Steele's WebDevBootcamp”

    After completing the front-end section of colt steele's web developer course I completed FreeCodeCamp's front-end certificate to help solidify the knowledge. You could wait to learn react then just get both the front-end and back-end certificates using react and node. Below are some other Udemy…

20. MentionsYourBrainOnJazzr/learnprogramming2015in “[CSS] How to use External Stylesheets?”

    Thank you very much for the offer. I probably will take you up on it next time I have an issue. Would be happy to trade advice for some pizza or something. I am doing the complete web developers course on Udemy right now, just finished up the HTML section, so I went back to the begining of…

21. CriticizesLonewolverine35r/learnprogramming2016in “Best paid courses online?”

    The best web development course I've done online that I paid for is on Udemy, and it's Rob Percival's "Complete Web Developer Course." There is a 1.0 version, which I did, and a 2.0 version that came out some months ago. I was actually kind of unhappy after I finished the course because I felt…

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