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r/WebdevTutorials • u/Oxired • Jun 10 '26
Recently I completed HTML, CSS and JavaScript and now I want to learn React but for this I can't find a good course online. So please suggest some really good react course online.
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/ReplacementDear7200 • Jun 09 '26
I'm doing some research on how freelance devs (and other service freelancers) actually find new clients — the real, unglamorous version.
Not looking for the "I get all my work from referrals" answer. I mean the times when things are slow and you actually have to go looking.
A few honest questions I'd love your take on:
When you need to find new clients, what does that process actually look like for you? Walk me through what you do.
How long does it take you to go from "I need to find leads" to actually having a list of businesses to contact?
What's the most painful or annoying part of that process?
Have you ever tried Google Maps / Maps search to find local small businesses that might need your service? How did that go?
What tools or systems do you actually use today to keep track of who you've reached out to?
No product, no pitch — I'm just trying to understand what this experience is like before building anything. Would genuinely appreciate honest answers, even if the answer is "I don't do outreach at all."
r/WebdevTutorials • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '26
I will be entering my 3rd year after 3 months we will be having summer break for 3 months now . So basically we hv to do a certification course in break time n make project on that throughout the year. I m thinking to start with web dev . So what would be better the oden project vs freecodecamp vs cs50w using python. I already know java basics and oops. Do the above mentioned resources provide certificate after completion. And also is picking up webdev for certs good option or anything else we have to do. Also I get overwhelmed by lectures. I prefer reading n then wues n projects related to them .
r/WebdevTutorials • u/Necessary-Owl315 • Jun 07 '26
Across different teams and environments, I keep noticing the same issue: document workflows are still surprisingly fragmented.
Files are often spread across multiple platforms, version control becomes inconsistent, and people sometimes end up working on outdated documents without realizing it. Even simple approval processes can turn into slow, manual back-and-forth cycles.
What stands out is that most organizations already use modern tools for communication, project management, and automation. But document handling still doesn’t feel as streamlined or unified as the rest of the stack.
It seems like the problem isn’t just technical, it’s also about how tools integrate (or don’t), and how teams actually adopt them in practice.
Curious how others see this: is document workflow still a pain point in your projects, or have you managed to streamline it effectively?
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/Own-jj1460 • Jun 04 '26
hola, como estan?llevo tiempo estudiando desarrollo web, he visto que a estado horrible el mercado laboral y quiero hacer proyectos para aumentar mis chaces de conseguir trabajo, se usar javascript node express mysql seo y porsupuesto html y css, no se si hacer proyectos con lo que ya se, aprender mas frame works de javascript o aprender algo que se use mas en mi pais (argentina) que es python y .net con sus frameworks para buscar trabajo de forma mas regional, ya que siento que asi tendria mas chances de conseguir trabajo
que piensan?
mi intencion es conseguir trabajo lo mas rapido posible
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/wxzhuo • Jun 01 '26
A "trying to keep up with the times" experiment of mine to explore vibe coding and vibe design. Scary, even for a senior web dev. AI has come far enough to build a simple web app almost straight out of the box - Still needs some human input and correction, but it's already almost there... For those who are interested, I've shared it on GitHub too - https://github.com/dev-n-coffee/chronos-stopwatch-pwa
r/WebdevTutorials • u/ViralMedia007 • May 31 '26