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Web development courses
Khan Academy
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2015–2022 · score 1.5
Khan Academy's free, self-paced web development courses teach the basics of building websites, covering HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the frontend and programming for the backend. The courses are presented in a structured, step-by-step format.
Commenters point to it as a structured, low-cost place to learn the basics before deciding whether to invest in a full program or paid courses.
Recommendations by year
20152022
If your goal is just to "make money building websites," don't go to college, no. Teach yourself. You can be competent enough to get hired as a junior level developer with about 6 months of serious study. You're probably not going to be "full stack" competent in that period of time and be building…
For me, Web Tech was the 2 year program. There were various courses ranging from basic programming to design and into emerging tech. Most 4 year colleges offer kind of crappy web courses or none at all. I'd take a look at some community colleges, as they tend to have a little more freedom and…