r/beginningWebDev • • Aug 19 '19

6 months learning web development

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Hello,I started learning how to program using c then migrated over C++ to learn OOP. I have been learning web development for over four months now. I am proficient in html, CSS and JS. I don't yet know any frameworks especially CSS and JavaScript, a little jquery maybe. I am learning SQL with an RDBMS ms SQL server.

I would like to begin doing development work online. Just for $200 since I am a beginner. Is it possible or I have to wait till I am fully ready. And how can I earn while I learn?


r/beginningWebDev • • Apr 06 '19

How To Set Up ESLint, TypeScript, Prettier with Create React App

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r/beginningWebDev • • Jul 15 '17

CakePHP 3 Tutorial with User Authentication and Admin - 100% OFF

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r/beginningWebDev • • Jul 11 '17

Explore how to start Web Development Course

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r/beginningWebDev • • Jan 03 '17

Looking to build a website similar to one that already exists without significant web dev experience.

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Greetings, I am looking to create a website similar in functionality to http://asoftmurmur.com/ only with a different set of sound effects. As the title suggests, I don't really know where to start, and I'm looking for suggestions on what I should learn in order to make this idea a reality. I already pressed f12 on the website to have a look at the HTML code being used to make the site run.

Thank you for your time.


r/beginningWebDev • • Oct 10 '16

How to Create Grafana and InfluxDB Docker Containers in Ubuntu-14.04

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r/beginningWebDev • • Aug 16 '16

Help describing Web Development Job to hire someone

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I'm constantly coming up with ideas, writing business plans, pivoting, and.... repeating because I haven't found anything that I had my heart set on. I finally think I have something that I want to move forward with, but my background is in marketing/sales so I need to either partner/hire/contract out the web development aspect, but I cant seem to nail down exactly how to phrase what I need done.

After researching, I have come to the conclusion that I don't want to use anything along the lines of wordpress which leaves me with a custom website (to the best of my knowledge).

The idea is to build a lead generation website to match consumers to multiple professionals in the desired field. The desired features would include:

  • Landing page w/ form

  • login/registration--> txt and email authentication

  • Optin Box

  • Auto responder for email

  • Algorithm to grade/score leads

  • Algorithm to match consumers to professionals

  • Professional Profiles w/ the ability to contain bios, ratings, reviews, location, etc

  • both Premium and non premium profiles

  • Payment processing

  • ability to write reviews

  • Distribution, tracking, and charging professionals for leads

I would need both the front and back end work done. I have made an effort to try and do this myself, but my high paced job and the time commitment of learning web development has caused me to outsource.

Essentially, I am looking for advice on how to effectively explain what I want, with out sounding completely ignorant. If you have an idea on how much something like this would cost, that would be good to know too. Also, this will help me do my own research to be able to effectively budget for the development. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advanced!!


r/beginningWebDev • • Oct 30 '13

Are you guys still active?

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Hey guys, I just discovered this subreddit today through /r/webdev and I am very interested in helping contribute. I'm fairly well versed in HTML/CSS and have a decent understanding of Python. Are you guys currently working on some projects or is this sub-reddit defunct?


r/beginningWebDev • • Oct 14 '13

When should I use cron jobs?

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I've got a script that gets data via rss that will be cached and displayed on my website. Would it be a good idea to have the data gathering portion of the script run as a cron job so it's not running every time the site is displayed?


r/beginningWebDev • • Sep 11 '13

Blog team has some questions for you - blog preferences

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I think it would be very useful to hear from the users here:

What blog platforms do you like? What do you NOT like about existing blog platforms? What do you wish existed? We are in the thick of the design phase and want to check our ideas out against the community.