How to Become a FullStack Developer FAST (FULL GUIDE)

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Today I will give you a full roadmap on how to learn all of this and become a full-stack developer, we will go over a very simple overview of the 3 parts of full-stack development including what you should learn for each one to be good enough, a step-by-step path on how to learn each part, and I will even give you one key tip to give you a massive edge in interviews that almost all beginners miss.

So what is fullstack development? Well simply, on the web we have the frontend and the backend. The front end is the visual part of the web that you see on your screen. the backend is what happens behind the scenes. And these two together alongside something called Devops, form the full stack of web development.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Why FullStack Development
0:58 What is FullStack Development?
1:45 The Frontend
6:31 The Backend
9:34 DevOps
11:32 Best Resources to Become a FullStack Developer in 2023

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[cpcodex]

Im over here feeling like i need to learn EVERYTHING, ive pumped the brakes and just started focusing curriculum layouts and project ideas.
Building a project so far seems to be the best learning method for myself as i can slowly add different languages. frameworks, or libraries to my project as i go
along and need or want them which teaches me about them.

win win.

Thx for video and information as always!

[dracosummoner]

Thanks so much for this. I have a computer-science degree, but my IT troubleshooting career has been becoming kind of stagnant and somewhat less stable, so I've been diversifying my skill sets, also by taking courses on the edX platform.

[mehboobrahimoon]

It means I am already following a better path. ❤ Thanks Sir for guidance

[guitarman]

Useful advice for my next career move next year, once I've been made redundant from my current job.

[christiannaira]

This helped me clarify more about my roadmap in this industry! Loving this content!

[levyroth]

Front-end development hell is putting me off in 2023. Backend is so much easier to manage.

[Odon_Code]

thanks man im planning on making a website and possibly getting job its the second prirority though you talked things very simle and to be honest i enjoyed every moment of this video

[martapfahl]

I woulnt really bother too long with the basics of a language if you already have programming experience, I learned basic python syntax and jumped right into fastAPI. Then I saw they use decorators, quickly watched a video, understood how they work and bam, keep going. Maybe someday I need a lambda expression then I will learn that, lets see

[PaperArcher]

bro how did you get the like button to do that animation right when you mentioned it, threw me so off guard. I've never seen it before.

[germandeluca]

"Great videos! I have a question: which theme for Visual Studio Code are you using? I can see one in the background, but which one is it?"

[surushazaryun]

Hey toumas, i hope that you answer me. i tried so hard to learn coding by my self but i felt lost. So, i decided to study software development in college. i have tow more month until it starts. Can you advise me on how to learn the most in college?

[tctkqkk]

I saw what you did with the actual like button here lol. Do I need to know HTML, Java and CSS?

[cjpaine_]

I love webdev, but I worry about over-saturation and the future of generative-AI on future roles. The less skilled employees could be rendered useless. It’s important to always look ahead, what does everyone think?

[lastspoil]

Keep it 💯 Is backend that much harder than frontend? If we can learn HTML, CSS, and JS in a matter of months, what's stopping us...

[misscreative]

your videos motivates me alot i have learned html tailwind and vanilla css and practicing js but i am having too much trouble in learning javascript like i understand the basics and tuts but when it comes to make program with my own mind my mind goes blank one more thing what i am doing is to learn the js code of mentors on utube and see what each function is doing... Understanding the code.. And then pasting that code with my fingers on my computer and i feel that it is not rhe right way and it is just copy learn the code and pasting...

[Rsweet]

Is it okay to learn full stuck developer from beginning…I have only some basic computer knowledge…I do not have any It courses, ….please can you Answer my question

[rohitsingh]

To get an entry level job if I follow your view in 6 to 9 months bro

[AlexanderOjeniweh]

funny how you explained this entire process for me

[D_bugit]

Please can someone help me with this: I'm trying to learn full stack development but instead of using node js or any python Library I want to learn Java and use it as the backend I know it will take time and effort but I don't know why I'm having this feeling to choose that path