Practice makes perfect, so it makes sense when senior developers tell aspiring juniors to "just code" and it will all work out. The problem with "just code" is that a complete beginner will have no idea where to start, or what to code up. Should they use HTML, React, or PHP? What type of project should they code up? In this episode, Matt and Mike hope to lay out a clear pathway on where to start learning web development for absolute beginners. We hope that the discussion will also help those that are acting as mentors for soon-to-be junior web developers.
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Git in School, Good Code Reviews, Is PHP Back?
Should Junior Developers Work for Free to Get Experience?
What I’d Expect From a Junior Developer
The Cost of Bad Documentation and How to Fix It
Sneak Peek at Svelte 5 | Learn to Embrace Change
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Web Development Pitfalls: The Dangers of DIY Auth
How to Choose the Right Stack for Your Clients
Project Planning for Web Developers
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Why Is the Web Developer Job Market So Tough Right Now?
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How a Hackathon Changed Their Lives w/ Paolo and Antonio
JavaScript Basics: Learn These Concepts First
Failure Will Make You a Better JavaScript Developer
Next.js App vs Pages Router
Can You Learn JavaScript Through ONLY Project-Based Learning?
How SvelteKit Makes Full-Stack Easy
Are Websites Old News? Are They Going the Way of the Newspaper?
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