Hey everyone! I'm currently in an MBA program, and I've got a unique opportunity for a 3-week 'Certifications' period. My classmate and I decided to use this time to dive into programming since we're not too interested in the other tools and programs offered. We're planning to dedicate around 12 hours a day to this!
We're seeking recommendations for courses or YouTube channels that can help us get a solid start in full stack development. We know three weeks isn't a lot of time and that much of this learning happens through practice, but we're hoping to gain a foundational understanding of how to build websites and applications for business MVPs. We'll also consider using AI tools like Cursor and Copilot for coding assistance down the line, but we want to ensure we have enough basic knowledge to navigate common obstacles. Any tips or resources would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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If you're looking to maximize your time, I'd highly recommend Angela Yu's full stack course on Udemy. It's structured well for beginners and packed with practical projects. Just focus on your pace and be ready to put in some serious hours!
Honestly, three weeks might not be enough to master full stack development. It's a lot to cover! You can get a basic understanding, but don't set your expectations too high. Just focus on the fundamentals and build something simple like a personal project to make it worthwhile.
Yeah, I get that. We're more looking for a solid start and something to build on. Thanks for the advice!