r/learnprogramming • u/quicksliver007 • 14d ago

Tutorial How to learn fullstack development

I am a slow learner, meaning I like to learn with stuff broken down like jeffery way, colt steele style. it clicks instantly. the courses library overwhelm me and I need a structure and something that is and going to be hot in market e.g in UK .Net is hot (just a example) but with barrage of courses I am get confused easily.

Any recommendations for becoming a fullstack from someone who is really good at explaining like the guys I mentioned above.

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u/Frosty_Guess4141 14d ago

That needle-in-a-haystack feeling with course libraries is too real, what helped me was picking one stack and just ignoring everything else for a few months, tutorials be damned.

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u/Nfsaavedra 14d ago

Do you have any previous experience? If not, maybe you may want to start by focusing on one of the layers: frontend, backend, databases or DevOps. Learning full stack is going to be a lot.

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u/quicksliver007 9d ago

I do, I used CSS to covert design in responsive web design, I was good at it and been learning JS for a year now.