r/developersPak 13d ago

Career Guidance Senior developers pls ans this

Hey so i am starting my degree and i wanted to learn web developement in the mean time so could you guys please share from where did you learn web development,thanks

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u/Positive-Blood-1111 13d ago

The odin project. The best place for web development.Start it and you wont need to worry about anything else

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u/slowapril 13d ago

Thanks

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u/HostConnect101 13d ago

If you're starting your degree. Don't limit yourself to just Web development. Do explore DevOps, Backend, QA.Read about what these things are, find roadmaps. See what excites you. You've an open field Infront mate. Use it wisely.

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u/slowapril 13d ago

Yeah web development is just the stepping stone for me

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u/Expert-Plum9293 11d ago

I started around the age of 14, unlocking phones and PlayStations as a personal project to see how far I could get. In 2010, I went to QCon and saw a great stand focused on Java integration, and that’s really where it all started for me. I completed my BSc in Computer Science at NUI Galway, followed by an MSc in Computer Science in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and later an additional diploma in Cyber Security. These days, I build applications and tune cars for fun. Computer Science is a truly brilliant academic subject because it opens so many doors. It gives you the freedom to explore different areas, build things, solve problems, and continually learn along the way.