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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[@hamza77v]

the likes went from 156 to 175 while I was watching

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What is your thoughts on zero to mastery full web developer course

[@perrottadivino]

and...this boxio as created with js/full stack?

[@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!

[@mehboobrahimoon6742]

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

[@christiannaira6076]

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

[@guitarman813]

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

[@swarupmahata9717]

Very Helpful Video❤.

[@arsalan2276]

so useful❤Tnx bro

[@martapfahl940]

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

[@levyroth]

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

[@br0ken_107]

same for me, just a suggestion (as a fellow learner) : try to learn as much frontend as comfortable, don't go much into CSS, or tailwind etc. learn as much as you can understand than push to backend. I want to be a backend dev but there are much more roles for frontend for newbies. This way you can focus on backend while also applying for frontend and fullstack roles (since you know the structure -- learn react though). I am learning free, Scrimba free HTML CSS JS, React free courses then FULLSTACKOPEN by uni of helsinki (which is completely free btw and includes CI/CD, postgres, containers as well as Typescript), completely free and only required focus on CSS rather you use react more for frontend. all the best

[@abdurrehmanmaqsood953]

I have done my basic html css and js ....now I have to choice go for react or backend.....what is more worth it for me ....for my first job during this journey.... eventually I want to become full stack

[@user-ls6to9nu7s]

Suggestion for you guys. There is a ReactJS course on udemy from Jonas Schmedtmann. I found them structured and easy to understand. I was recently hired as a full stack developer but most of my was at the backend till now so now this course is helping me.

[@AbhishekSharma-fg1ho]

@@br0ken_107 as a fresher how much css i need to learn. i mean if i am looking other they are so smart and even makes every design and where are so many types of navbar then i confused how many type of navbar should i learn if someone ask anything in interview .

[@marko5734]

Beacuse you didn't have complex back end

[@youneselhamss2908]

That app you made is genius

[@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?

[@germandeluca3712]

"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?"

[@azammohamed2434]

Hey don't we need sql as a full stack dev?

[@lastspoil5547]

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...

[@ipodtouch470]

Backend isn’t hard but there is more at stake. If you do a bad job at backend you could end up creating a security risk for your company.

[@user-tc2tk9qk4k]

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

[@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.

[@Rut539]

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

[@misscreative6865]

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...

[@enzoforte990]

Take a look at the Odin project, is amazing!!!

[@connerpaine6707]

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?

[@SystemsAdventure]

I have the same thinking

[@helloworld2054]

Front end is pretty much saturated at this point

[@xlafxx]

Front end developers getting pumped , that’s why I’m learning back end

[@wakeupreality145]

Begin it last month

[@SonyCamry]

so what d oi start with

[@user-vw3ud6md3r]

liked your video tuomas

[@user-on1eb2iv2r]

cool video)

[@rohitsingh025]

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

[@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

[@jonathanr7603]

It's a powerful language with a lot of potential in web development. The learning curve might be steep, but it's definitely worth it. Keep going, and you'll build some amazing skills!

[@D_bugit]

@@jonathanr7603 thank you

[@azizulhaque5041]

Nice and!

[@kavinmanoharan8585]

Hi!

[@FaultyTwo]

- Learned backend, got frontend homeworks - Became proficient in backend, still need to do frontend - Got a backend dev gig, still has to do frontend - Died, no frontend devs showed up in my funeral Summary: Backend jobs are a myth.

[@AlexanderOjeniweh]

funny how you explained this entire process for me

[@abdullah18226]

Why people think frontend is very easy and backend is difficult! While in reality frontend is really the game like dom manipulation etc

[@aryatsrivastava692]

The popping of a reminder from your side to like this video is really good i loved the way you did it ... I did liked the video 👍!!

[@eskhayy_official]

Any free resources, as a student in Ghana i can't afford the paid courses yet

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Odin Project

[@eskhayy_official]

@@InternetMadeCoder tnx a lot

[@naomiassan9988]

I'm currently learning C++ and freecodecamp is a godsend. They even have 25-hour Harvard courses for computer science and it's free!!

[@leojohn6702]

4-6 months???

[@HannTheLegend]

Oh I think i made a huge mistake. I chose Java for backend. I am beginner and i think i need to study font end first 😭

[@Mahmoud_176]

If u want to become a backend developer then u need to know the fundamentals of front-end like HTML CSS JS only but if u want to become then u need to learn front-end and it's frameworks before learning backend.

[@c4zal]

sup

[@thelostyaksha]

Is there such a thing as learning too much?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Yeah if you get stuck in “learning” and not doing

[@thelostyaksha]

@@InternetMadeCoder well, then I guess I'm lucky for me learning is doing.

[@SFRGstudiowz]

Why is that in most video tutorial I have watched they advise not to over use div tags but in reality if you inspect most of the website its a lot of div tags..😂😂😂

[@sempiterno3243]

That advice is related to semantic HTML, "semantic HTML gives meaning and structure to web content. It helps search engines and assistive technologies understand content". For example in a news web page, you will use "article" semantic element VS a div which doesnt have meaning, div is mostly for styling

[@gokudragneal7488]

Someone started counting from 0 again ....

[@jayzg60]

You really dont think the market is over saturated? I feel like everyone in 2020 learned JS and react with the abundance of remote jobs at the time. Thr wave may be over.

[@jrupp2823]

omg get real no one actually did that shit they built a todo app from a youtube tutorial and said why don’t i have a 200k job

[@MrAdam-kp3en]

Full Stack or MERN Stack?

[@NawafXRMFC]

If you're learning full stack you'll automatically have to learn Mern

[@DavyJones_13]

XD