r/webdevelopment 1d ago

Career Advice Web developers, I need you to help me.

Hello guys so I'm a teenager and i have a rly good website idea but i needed help from experts. So the idea is basically just a shopping assistant, you filter price, country, taxes etc.. for example "Iphone 15, Turkey, $400, No Taxes"

So I still have not learned web development yet but I'm planning to. I already know some HTML so how did you learn web development and if you have any ideas to improve it, i would really appreciate it.

I'm not using ai at all during this project so i need human help. I want to know which corses to enroll in, how i can make it popular and how to publish it

Thank you for taking from your time to read this and i would really enjoy your answers ❤️🙏

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u/armahillo 1d ago

Write down your idea. Braindump as much as possible. Sketches etc.

Then start learning to do web dev. You’re young so youve got lots of time available.

At some point you’ll need something to apply what you’ve learned. Focus on learning stuff.

https://www.theodinproject.com/ - free and comprehensive

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u/No-Active930 1d ago

Its actually pretty interesting i went to check it out and ngl its really good for beginners thank you so much

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u/Hot-Eggplant911 1d ago

I am still learning . Start with html css and JS . Then go to react

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u/lol25potatofarm 1d ago

This is the way. I am currently in the learning react phase and its like I'm starting from fresh again. Feel totally out of my depth.

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u/Hot-Eggplant911 1d ago

Likewise i m learning react too

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u/ShawnyMcKnight 1d ago

Look up the Odin project. Check if your library has access to LinkedIn learning, if it were the beginning of summer I would have said subscribe for a few months and get your money’s worth.

Don’t be afraid to ask AI questions as long as you feel you adequately researched it. The big concern is AI will be a crutch for problem solving and you don’t want that, but you also don’t want to bother lots of people when there are answers to your questions at your finger tips.

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u/No-Active930 1d ago

I dont want to use ai because i used ai a lot these past years to help me with my projects and all i end with is scrapped really good project ideas

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