TOP 2019 WEB DEV COURSES ON UDEMY GET IT ON SALE NOW!

Udemy has a sale going on and I want to discuss some of the best web development courses you can get for $11.99. We talk about Colt Steele, Angela Yu and more! #udemy #udemy2019
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[ProgramWithErik]

Like this video or your portfolio will be full of bugs ^_^

[SethWilson]

I’m really into Brad Traversey’s courses too. His Modern JavaScript course in particular really helped me up my JavaScript game.

[azizkhujakhujaev]

My favorite course is Maximillian Schawarzmuller he is good teaching 👍🏿

[trapmuzik]

I’m learning Angela Yu’s course and I like it very much. Angela explains really well. I want Colt Steels Algorithm and Data Structure course if you want hook me up. Thanks

[prathapp]

angela yu's course is one of the best

[dogood]

Please do a review of The Complete Web Developer in 2019: Zero to Mastery by Andrei Neagoie

[少亏点就行]

I am trying to be a fullstack web developer, I have learned the course of onlykiosk. but I can't write any code myself, it's really not good. I am finding a job now, but the beginner are too many in China. almost every company ask 3 years work experience. I don't know whether I can walk through the coding way. Thank you for your introduction, the course are good, but just lack something to make me can write a complete program myself. good luck!

[tibielias]

Hey Erik! My all time favorite is definitely Colt Steele's Web Developer Bootcamp (not the advanced one), since it has a Project in it (YelpCamp) that his students and his co-host (Ian Schoonover) are developing further and are writing tutorials to expand the project. It's a great course and web dev. community at the same time, because it gives any web developer (especially beginners) the insight in how to start developing really useful and modern websites without learning a framework. Instead of doing that they give you the tools to start looking into things on your own: reading documentation, what to look for, what technologies to look at as an option and how to work with various APIs and integrate them into your own project (eg.: Google Maps).

I got a couple of other Udemy courses that I really enjoy, these are my top 8:
8. Make a Responsive Portfolio Website: JavaScript and HTML by Reece Kenney (Microsoft) - This course covers one very comprehensive Portfolio project, which I always wanted to build right form the start to impress my self. It really shows how to create a stunning portfolio site using HTML/CSS/JavaScript, no frameworks! Kenney also has amazing big project based courses on Udemy where he teaches you how to build a Spotify clone, a YouTube clone and a Facebook clone site. My only problem with these courses is that Reece uses outdated PHP and MySQL technologies. I wish these cool Projects were built in NodeJS. I bough them just to see if I can do all of these cool projects one day my self using the technology that I choose.

7. Bootstrap 4 - Create 4 Real World Projects by Code and Create - It felt better to learn Bootstrap than getting deeper into CSS back in the days. This course covers 5 amazing Projects. I'm a huge fan of Project based courses, where I get to build stuff, even better if they come with assignments.

6. [CSS](2 courses that go hand in hand and one free bonus) Build Responsive Real World Websites with HTML5 and CSS3 / Advanced CSS and Sass: Flexbox, Grid, Animations and More! by Jonas Schmedtmann - I think Jonas has the best CSS and Webdesign courses on Udemy. His courses are very inspirational and very Project focused. He also offers a free course of Website design called "Web Design for Web Developers: Build Beautiful Websites!"

5. Just Express (with a bunch of node and http). In detail. by Robert Bunch - A detailed course on ExpressJS server framework. It covers the internet in general and on how to use ExpressJS properly. A must have for anyone who wants to delve into setting up ExpressJS, leaning about middleware and doing two cool and very simple projects.

4. [Bootstrap] Bootstrap 4 by Brad Traversy - Covers 5 Bootstrap 4 projects. It was simply essential for me, because I just couldn't get into CSS, I wanted to focus more on backend (and avoid CSS as long as possible), so I learned this framework and boy, did it pay off.

3. [NodeJS] Node.js, Express & MongoDB Dev to Deployment by Brad Traversy - This course covers some basic NodeJS and two very cool and easy to follow Projects, which are based on NodeJS and MongoDB. I learned a lot of Bootstrap 4 and Handlebars tricks from Brad. Pretty awesome course for people who are looking to do more fun NodeJS projects.

2. [CSS] CSS - The Complete Guide by Maximilian Schwarzmüller (I always hated CSS, but this course really managed to get me through my CSS phobia)

1. [NodeJS] Node JS the Complete Guide by Maximilian Schwarzmüller - A very comprehensive NodeJS course. I love combining the basics that I learned from Colt and apply them using Max's detailed insight <- This course goes into details such as setting up payment services and various databases for your website, covers Model-View-Controller design pattern, explains sessions/cookies and much much more. Basically everything that you need after learning the basics from Colt's course!

[dontbeafraid]

Andrei Nagoei, Brad Schiff, Mosh Hamedadi and Jose Portilla are also great instructors with great video tutorials

[dancruz]

If you want to become an expert at CSS take Jonah Schmedtmann's course "Advanced CSS and SASS" You will be an expert at everything from transitions, animations, custom grid system, css grid, flex-box and SASS. Lately I've been doing my deep dive in node.js going through several tutorials on Udemy. Once Im done with node I would like to get into react by taking Brad Traversy's "React Front to Back"

[wassamness]

I love Maximillian Schawarzmuller is Vue.js course. Learned a lot from that.

[melamoris]

I'm really interested in the advanced web developer bootcamp. I have always done beginners courses which is fine, but I feel like it's time for me to branch out.

[cesarp]

Big fan of Max's courses! I have almost all of them..

[sarvasvarora]

Can you help me get a course plz... I'm a12th grade student and wanna start web dev to deploy ML models

[SpaD]

I wish I would have seen this back in February. This is great. I'll just have to wait for another sale.

[bagunbodra]

So which course should i buy ? I am still a idiot i am. Suggest me atleast 3 courses. Please

[ladyshh]

currently taking Angela Yu's course for the back-end stuff and the Jonah Schmedtmann's course "Advanced CSS and SASS. Seem great!

[marioskadriu]

Thanks for all your suggestions !! :D Maximillian Schawarzmuller is awesome !!!

[peaceukpe]

For those who are interested in learning python, I strongly recommend Jose Portilla's course on udemy; complete python bootcamp. I've gained much knowledge and experience in python programming from this course.

[danielg]

Checkout Andrei Neagoie courses.. one of the best I've tried so far.. even better than Colt Steel's courses, for me at least.