7 FREE resources/courses to learn web development!!

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1️⃣ The Odin Project

I love the Odin Project!!💛
It's how I started my web dev journey. It's THE BEST full stack curriulum I've seen so far. I really like TOP because it doesn't hold your hand; it forces you to solve problems by yourself!!

theodinproject.com
2️⃣ Full Stack Open

This course is for the intermediate, definitely for people who are familiar with the basics!! You don't gotta be an expert, you just gotta be familiar with vanilla JavaScript and the DOM.

fullstackopen.com/en/
3️⃣ freeCodeCamp

Everyone probably knows freeCodeCamp, but this is THE course that every beginner should get into, at least for the HTML, CSS, and JS sections!

It's great if you're testing out the web dev waters. Also amazing for syntax practice!!

freecodecamp.org
4️⃣ 100+ Free resources for learning Full Stack Web Development github repo

This github repo is basically a HUGE road map to becoming a full stack web dev🤯

I know it's not a specific resource, but everyone learning web dev should star this repo!!

github.com/bmorelli25/Bec…
5️⃣ App Academy Open

App Academy is a pretty well known bootcamp, and now they've launched their full stack curriculum for FREE!!

They have other courses you can take, but those are paid for.

appacademy.io/course/app-aca…
6️⃣ Rithm School

Rithm School is one of the smaller bootcamps out there, but they've launched a couple courses for free!!

You can learn things like UNIX, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, DSA, Node.js, React, Python, etc.!

rithmschool.com/courses
7️⃣ JavaScript30

JavaScript30 takes a different approach from regular tutorials, it's a project based course by Wes Bos. You'll build 30 different projects😆

This is a nice course to have when you're trying to break out of tutorial hell!

javascript30.com
That's all!!

Thank your for making it through this whole thread! TBH I was sooo tempted to add my favorite Udemy courses too, but this is supposed to be a thread with FREE resources😂

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