It is not common that people trying to break in to web dev literally learn to start from HTML/CSS or "create xyz" workflows where 25 files pop up all of a sudden after you run one command and there's no way to comprehend what just happened. Learning should be crafted and tuned to one's way of learning else we are all just dogs pretending to be sheep in a horse stable(literally not absurd at all). We will explore how I went from oh marquee is cool(it still is,believe me) to being a person that could build web apps with people having web dev experience equal to my age. I'll share my learnings, findings, lessons, how to and especially what to learn and most importantly where do I start (the most common beginner question) and why mentorship is important.
We'll talk about (in no specific order)
- How and why(like really why) to start learning;
- Choosing the right speed and mentor;
- Choosing the right framework(welp, this is gonna turn heads) and why this matters and why it should be Vue;
- Struggles and lessons learned(Rome, built, one day sorts...);
- What you should know before you really decide now based on above experiences about getting into this wibbly wobbly web stuff.
