Some favourite educators in the tech space
Luke Kumar-Jan 03, 2024
Awesome resources that I would recommend to anyone learning web development, in no particular order:
Brad Traversy's 20 Web Projects with Vanilla Javascript
https://www.udemy.com/course/web-projects-with-vanilla-javascript/
*mainly for beginners
These are simple, but impressive projects; most take less than an hour to complete. Some highlights for me were a text-to-speech app, and a "movie-booking" UI. As a beginner, I found this course very empowering. It isn't comprehensive, but it teaches a bunch of useful javascript methods, as well as some vanilla CSS and html.
Coding in Flow
https://www.youtube.com/c/codinginflow
Florian is an awesome resource for both Android and Web development; very thorough in his explanations of architectural patterns (android), and MERN/NextJS (web). He's provided many hours of quality, free content. He also has some paid courses that you can check out if you like his style; the backend for this blog is modeled after his tutorials.
Fireship.io
Jeff has a lot of useful and hilarious free resources on Youtube, and his site also has a bunch of informative, ultra-concise instructional videos mostly focusing on web development and Firebase services, but also touching on Flutter and Dart. It's not for beginners, but if you've got some experience, I recommend it.
Josh W. Comeau
One of the best tech writers I've come across; his written tutorials are clear and digestible, and visually satisfying. I've found his writing about React really helpful; he also writes about CSS and javascript in general.