What Is a Full Stack Developer & How To Become a Full Stack Developer in 1 Year

In this video I talk about What Is a Full Stack Web Developer & How To Become a Full Stack Web Developer in one year.

A full stack web developer is someone who knows how to work with the entire web stack which includes several coding languages and technologies.

These include html, css, javascript, jquery, php, mysql, git, gulp and linux for the operating system.

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I also talk about what it takes to become a full stack web developer in 1 year with a focus on learning each part of the web stack, step by step.

I also talk about coding bootcamps and why they are so successful in training a coder on how to code in a relatively short amount of time.

After one year of intense training, it's possible to become an entry level full stack web developer.

You just need to focus on each part of the web stack and take your training serious. Dedicate time daily and make sure you have a distraction free coding environment.

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You will also see my general timeline on how to become a full stack developer in one year with focused learning and some of my tips which should help you along the way.

Web development isn't easy and after one year, you won't be a master web developer but you will be well on your way to becoming a full stack developer and launching your new career.

[okawaiikoto]

If you want to be a full stack Web developer don't forget to sleep 8hrs a day that's a most important thing to do

[emekaaugustine]

You are absolutely correct. I agree with you when you said that someone can become a full stack web developer in just one year. I am a living witness. When i was learning how to code in 9 years ago; I dedicate 20 hours of my time to coding, watching youtube videos, reading books and so on. My target was just to become a full stack developer. I was very courageous because i know that i have a smarter memory to understand complicated things faster. It was never easy for me then; but i was able to learn even more than what you listed here in just 11 months. I made about 3 projects within this period; the first project was too bad; but that was an accolade to me though. Within that 11 months; i was able to even learn Bootstrap and little intro to OOP. That was when my life changed. Today everything is a story. If you want to achieve something big in your life, you have to work hard. When your mate are sleeping; you have to remain awake to chase after your future. My favorite languages are PHP and Python; can't love them less. Thank you for sharing this video.

[thebambinofan]

This video made me realize where I am, in terms of skill, to becoming a full stack developer. Keep it up!

[goutamyadav]

Thank you, sir, for motivating me, I had seen these videos a previous year, I had planed very well to become
a full-stack developer every single day I practised at least 3 hours when I feel demotivated again I watched
your video, Finally I had learnt HTML5, CSS3, BOOTSTRAP, JAVASCRIPT, JQUERY, PHP, MYSQL now I full focus
on the project and brush up my knowledge Today date 17Augest 2019, my target get a job in full-stack developer till 17Augest 2020.
I will comment again this video next year 17Augest2020. Let's see next year what my position.

[eduardovega]

I would do first month and a half on html, css, and javascript. Because you dont need to learn them one by one. Learn the fundamentals one by one, yes, but then put em into practice together when doing your own projects. That is MASSIVELY important. Im in the process of creating my first website too and thats what I recommend.

[eggplantunleashed]

You're such an inspiration mate, Thank you! - I'm Fluent in HTML5 and CSS, and I scratch the surfaces of Python and JS. - I really want to do this, I want more in life. - I want to achieve. <3

[ammgnero]

I was so worried about this requirement!!!! thanks for the explaining! I already have 1 year C++/ Java code experience and when I was searching on some work, a lot of jobs wanted a full stack developer and I was confused
these are pretty easy tbh comparing to the pain of C++!

[jonathanantoine]

Take 3 Udacity courses:
- Front end developer
- React developer
- Full stack developer

They all have a duration of 4 months (8-10h weeks).
You can finish them each in 15 days by working 10h/days on them.


Bonus:
- Use Anki on the side to put everything in your long term memory.
- Udacity are great for the pressure, the projects that needs to be checked in order to get your certificate (You don't have that on Udemy and that's a weakness)
- Don't hesitate to find a better source on the internet to learn. For example in the React Developer course, I had a course on Redux but I find a complete course on Youtube were everything was way more simpler to understand.

You will be more than ready for a junior position or internship, recruiters will even knock at your door.

[icyrex]

Thank you for giving me a roadmap to work through! I started learning JavaScript about 2 months ago, and have spent time on HTML/CSS, as well as dabbled with SQL. I spend between 5-10 hours a day learning and practicing code, depending on if I’m working or not, and I really hope to hit my goal of programming fluency in under a year.

You’ve given me a newly instilled sense of confidence that I’m well on my way to pulling it off :)

[ProSimples]

As soon as you learn html and css learn Git. It is a must.

[AnotherAgnostic]

I'm becoming a full stack developer... I figure it will take me 2-3 months at most. I have a CS degree but have been out of the game for a while. Having a blast getting caught up. :D

[AntsokiaChurch]

Thanks Bud,
I am a senior in college learning web dev and i feel like I've learned nothing at all. I'm going to take your advice to heart, make my own coding bootcamp.

[KeytarArgonian]

This is great! I’m beginning my IT career in networking at college in September whilst branching out into cybersecurity and coding. Discovering the concept of full stack developing I found this vid and it’s great! Thanks for the info.

[goutamyadav]

Sir Every day i am learning 3 hours HTML in this month I will complete this Goal. I will Sure Complete

HTML THANK YOU SIR, You are great for me I salute you

[PCJ]

Thank you for a very clear explanation of web development. I'm not a developer, but I've heard most of the terms you used. I never understood how it all worked together (until now).

[busyrand]

Well done. I'm currently on this journey. I'm familiar with all the technology at this point (except database stuff). I'll be there soon, and I really enjoy the process. Great details.

[derekknight]

Great Introduction in this video. The description of Front-End & Back-End Design & Coding Language abilities was very easy to see/comprehend.

You should congratulate yourself on being the coolest video on YOUTUBE about FULL STACK MACK & other marketing chimes will come to you as you do.

Ciao

[PfizZz]

I’m enrolled in a bootcamp that starts I’m a few weeks. Thank you for this video; subscribed!

[ndbatchidmvs]

HTML, CSS, Jscript, JQueary, AngularJS
PHP(Codelignter, Lavarel, CakePHP)
CMS(Wordpress, Joomla, Magento)
MySQL
Linux, Git (Networks)

[miscmem.]

Great video! Love the breakdown of the DIY CODING BOOT CAMP. I'm going the Self-taught route with The Odin Project and your tips are great!

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