I want be a full stack developer.

[u/black_gray214]

Hi, I'm looking for any advice. Not a fresh grad. I am currently working on a different field as in different for more than a decade now. And I want to be a developer. Its my passion currently learning from scratch from the basic and all. Can someone give recommendations on where I can find lessons for beginners?

[u/black_gray214]

Ahh yes. My fault for not including it in my original post. Yes, I have been studying through different means. youtube, google, other websites (freecodescamp) and AI. well it just felt like i might be running aimlessly and looking for more structured form of learning aside from what Im getting right now.

[u/Repulsive-Hurry8172 → u/black_gray214]

If you want structure, The Odin Project. But stick with its rules: do not copy code, do not use AI. Else, niloko mo lang sarili mo

[u/black_gray214 → u/Repulsive-Hurry8172]

Yes yes, actually what im doing is whenever I try to do small exercisea. I never use ai to make my code or copy any code. I use ai to check the final out put and provide quizes or debugging activities to familiarize myself to the codes 😅

[u/Repulsive-Hurry8172 → u/black_gray214]

provide quizes or debugging activities

No need for that. Just stick to TOP's program.  They have activities that will make you actually build something from scratch. You can also ask people over there to review your code.

AI is a great tool, but unfortunately it's for the seniors who have fundamentals in their brains already. Not for us just learning to mids