This is my complete recommended curriculum for becoming a .Net web developer. It’s separated out into topics, which include learning resources, and projects. These are purely suggestions — you may find that other resources work better for you for mastering
Web Development 101: The Client-Server Model
This is my first in a series of posts about becoming a .Net Web Developer. In this post, I go over the basics of web development, including some important concepts and definitions. Here’s a common question: What is the difference
Getting Started in Web Development
Getting started in web development really begins with an understanding of programming fundamentals. This post lists helpful steps for learning programming before pursuing more advanced curriculums or tutorials.
Learn HTML and CSS for Free
There’s a lot that goes into building an interactive webpage. I’m investing some money in Thinkful and Treehouse in order to learn all the skills I need to be a great web developer. However, if you just want to learn
Warm-Up Coding Exercises
There’s no better way to master a skill than lots of practice. It can be difficult to figure out how exactly to go about practicing web development, especially when starting out. A general tip is “build projects,” but that’s kind of
Web Development Basics
What is web development? Certainty helpful to know before anything else on the subject. Basically, web development involves using computer languages to build webpages. This is different from web design, which is designing what the webpage is supposed to look like.