How to be a Full stack web developer in 2022 a thread part 1!

Step by step pathway:

HTML/CSS:

HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It it is used to build the skeleton for your website. HTML is not difficult to learn, but you might want to pay more attention to HTML forms as they will be fundamental in the future.

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. This is a markup language but I also consider it to be a programming language. CSS is not necessarily difficult to learn but it's difficult to master.

There are few topics that you want to pay more attention to like:

• Box model - how margins, padding, and borders work together.
• Position - specifies the type of positioning method. It also confuses many people so make sure you spend some time on it.
• Variables -  These are entities that can be reused throughout a document. This is my favorite feature in CSS. They make working with CSS so enjoyable and you can create themes with just a few lines of code.
• Media query - decides what to show on different screen sizes. They are a key component of responsive design.
• Animation - lets an element change from one style to another. If you know how to use animation correctly, it makes your site stand out. Otherwise, it will make your website look unprofessional, so be careful.
• Flexbox & CSS Grid - used for building Responsive layouts (I forgot to mention this in the video). 

Now where to study this, mine goto place is obviously W3school. And I'll suggest if you're  studying basics then this is the best place to study and for practice goto freecodecamp.org .

This is how practice layout of freecodecamp looks like. And is one of the best for practicing.

It consists of certification as well and is great for LinkedIn profile.

Video Tutorials for HTML/CSS: 

In Hindi, you can visit codewithharry's YouTube tutorials, he has curated the best possible content for free.

               

In English, I'll suggest TravisMedia's YouTube tutorials.

 

Once you're finished with the websites try doing some hands on projects, you can visit their playlists for the same, both the channels are best.

At last I would like to mention a course on Udemy which is for Full Stack Web Development in MERN

 

Angela Hu's complete web development boot-camp. I loved it when i started development and if you're following her then you don't have to search anywhere else.  

Finally practice practice and practice...