Don't waste time learning HTML! Here's EVERYTHING you need to know! (Beginner HTML Crash Course)

[GRCNOW]

This video has great insights. Today I prompted Claude about learning the core concepts of HTML in a single day. I built several mini projects and just finished a personal portfolio. Now I am ready to move onto CSS. As I continue on my Frontend Development journey, it seems you don't have to know everything about a technology. Learn the fundamentals and learn how to Google the rest.

[neilkelly]

I started my software developer journey because of this guys youtubes. Thank you Dorian, appreciate what your doing 💯💯

[ZAMMINISTRIES]

This is great!
Note to self: Resume @12:00

[BrightieAI]

I am in same situation going back to html, but I see now better that concentrating on css and JavaScript make more sense at this stage of my learning. Thanks

[VanGerro]

I know html and am not a web dev but I like that you are doing more tech based videos. I found your chanel when you were already a digital nomad and that got me interested but i feel like the tech vids give me value that i might even be able to be self employed as well in some years.

[orangeshampoo]

John sin is now a programmer ... oh no

[TurmanOmar]

100% agree! Spend 1 week on HTML, 2 weeks on CSS and then jump on JS ++

[barcodekilla]

Nice vid would like to see css one too

[Futureestory]

This is very good, you should do some crash courses on web development man.

[mr.snulch]

Totally agree with this. There is no reason to "master" HTML, just learn how it works as you will improve you HTML by default as you develop. You really just need to know the h1-h6 elements and divs and how to throw a page together. Mastering CSS is actually far more important. You can start finding work just by getting really good at CSS, and your HTMl will improve.

[m_turbolover]

Hi, what if you started on FCC and you go through all the Html courses AND projects to build, and they start with those ones actually? Thanks for all you do btw, cheers

[MaZaKeRaL]

I'm currently learning PHP and Mysql, because I want to learn and get better at coding, manipulating and storing data within a database. But I often wonder if I need to learn HTML, CSS and JS. However, at this point I'm not really interested in learning those technologies. But do I need to in order to have a well rounded skillset?

[ttttiiimmybit]

what is the code editor you are using? thx *edit - looks like 'Emmet' *

[eddierk]

Can you go over the practical side of JavaScript?

[MrCloudTel]

You don't have any idea, we don't memorize we learn and understand HTML

[jose]

Especially nowadays with AI powered HTML generators. Stuff like v0.

[NorthernChimp]

This _isn't_ html behind on the thumbnail.
<!-- Edit: yes, I'm a fool. -->

[Jaydeexsf]

Brother do you think learning HTML and CSS is still valuable today, coz i started learning coding 1.5 years ago and i now know the mern stack and i feel like i will not even have achance at getting a job as ajunior with this AI's coming out. Im even learning tensorflow maby i will have a chance as a ML/AI engineer