How can a B.Com graduate get started with Web Development?

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Asked By CreativeEagle42 On

Hey everyone! I just finished my sixth semester exams for my B.Com degree, and I'm looking to dive into web development. I want to know the best places to learn and what topics I should focus on first. My goal is to land a job as soon as possible, so I'd love any advice on the steps I should take. Thanks a lot for your suggestions!

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Answered By TechGuru88 On

A great starting point is to dive into frontend development since it's more visual and satisfying. Begin with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Websites like freecodecamp.org, the Odin Project, and MDN are fantastic resources to get you started. After mastering the basics, you should learn a JavaScript framework like React. For backend development, consider Node.js along with Express, and for your database, MongoDB or PostgreSQL. Once you're comfortable, try building a project like a personal portfolio or a small e-commerce site—it'll make your resume stand out! Hosting is easy too; you can use platforms like Netlify or Vercel for free. Also, it wouldn't hurt to learn Git and GitHub to manage your projects.

CuriousCat99 -

Thanks man, appreciate it!

Answered By WebDevSkeptic On

I like TechGuru88's suggestions, but just a heads-up: in today's market, it's tough for entry-level positions without a Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree. Since 2021, most companies have been flooded with applicants, and HR often screens resumes by degree. That said, web development, especially frontend, is more open to hiring without that degree, so your goal isn’t impossible but expect some challenges. Also, consider using TypeScript instead of JavaScript since it avoids some of the common pitfalls in JS.

AspiringCoder21 -

Oh, are there any verified bootcamps that offer certifications to boost my job applications? Thanks for the advice!

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