Absolutely new to programming world and devrent. And looking for some advice on were to begin for a Web developer

Learn about the Internet, HTTP, JS and then decide either to go backend, frontend or full stack. Then you'll have to choose some more technologies, but don't worry too much, you can choose something different later.

Oh and welcome. :)

devRent - you possibly invented something new

My rental fee in $100/hr.

@asgs and bam, a business idea was born.

you need to know the absolute basics: HTML, CSS, Javascript. Knowing that you can pick up any framework easily. Which framework, that's your call, people have preferences. back end is also mostly preference. oh and you have to understand HTTP, the status codes, using REST APIs, important stuff. get acquainted with Postman

This is one of my favoured rants. I think it may come in handy.

https://devrant.com/rants/260590/...

Untested code is a garbage waiting to be collected. Even if some companies / teams somehow manage to do miracles and to work with untested code... that's just a pre-death fantasy of a dying man.

Recommending the book ;)

Maybe this might be of help.
https://roadmap.sh/frontend

@stettdev web development is a bit more than just frontend.

Web development is a medal with three sides, where two others are:
https://roadmap.sh/backend
https://roadmap.sh/devops

@darkwind I have more to learn :)

@aaronswartz no need to be ur stepdad

@aaronswartz sounds like I have no choice

@asgs that could be one way to hook devs..
Eg. A real estate offering to house devs as a job benefit.
Imagine living side by side with your coworkers..

Extremely important to learn the holy trinity first: HTML, CSS, and JS. Once you can build web pages and sites with just those languages, you can start looking into the framework soup

Watch "How to overengineer a website" from Fireship on YouTube. I have fallen into this trap and I think knowing about it will help you out a ton.

Fireship in general is one of my favorite YouTube channels for webdev.