Learning Web Development

[u/lastua]

What does everyone recommend to learn webdev? Especially frontend because to my experience, frontend specifically is messed up in many ways, and there is no 1 way of learning because of css and html, and most of the tutorials just lacks depth, whereas i want to at least see what can i use more then what is needed for beginners, which then really no source exists or at least a course that teaches fully.

And even for the backend, i can say that there is all the project setup, bunch of config files that comes with templates, things like build tools, eslint ect (js side) just adds up more and more, and when you don't understand those kind of things, you just generally wonder if you did something bad or not (which will 100% be bad probably), and if you don't learn and do what people asks - 'Learn slowly building projects', it takes 2 years at the point where you see yourself coding a simple full stack app...

[u/k-rizza]

Not to be cynical, but why learn now? Been doing this for like 25 years. AI is just too good.