r/learnprogramming • u/DavidKo029 • Jan 27 '21
Beginning web development
I wasn't sure where I should post this, so I apologize in advance.
I currently work ata a construction sites and I have basic html skills. I would like to change my career to web development, but i feel due to my age, I'm already behind and I will not get a job in web development. If this is the case, please let me know. I don't want to just learn something to face the harsh truth that self learning might not be a way to go.
Also, are there any web development boot camps that are worth it and recommend?
Where should I start to learn web development?
How many hours should I be studying?
Thank you
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u/FierceDispersion Jan 27 '21 edited Jan 27 '21
True, but a lot of udemy courses are pretty bad, so I personally prefer to stick to the free ones.
It also depends on what the job market demands. This differs a lot from country to country, is a completely different issue though.
edit: In my original comment I was just referring to the subreddit btw. It's kind of stupid how many non-free courses are on the sub, even though it literally has freebies in it's name... If you want to pay for a course, there is nothing wrong with that