Should I study PHP first? (new fresher)

Question

Hi
I am looking for building web and marketing
I am basic 29 years old and previous job as piping engineering
Thanks a million to our community.

Answer 1

It's never too late to start something. It will be late in the morgue, but for now everything is still ahead and depends on desire.

Answer 2

Phan Dinh Ky you could try

https://www.w3schools.com/js/DEFAULT.asp

Answer 3

Better way is to start with HTML and after with PHP.
For php will be needed basics from html.

Answer 4

Hello Phan Dinh Ky!
If you want to become a web developer I'd advise you to search for 'roadmap web development' on google or youtube.
The roadmap tells you what to learn in which order.

There's front-end, back-end and full-stack web development.
If you want to become a front-end web developer search for: 'roadmap front-end web development'.

Then you can start learning here, through youtube, w3schools and udemy. Wait for a sale to buy courses on udemy. They are available for about 10$ during sales.

Best regards and good luck!
Selene

Answer 5

Phan Dinh Ky you're welcome.
For front-end web development start learning HTML, CSS and then JavaScript.
After that I'd recommend looking into Sass, Flexbox, React, Bootstrap and basic back-end.
Traversy Media talks about this in depth in his YouTube video "Web Development In 2021 - A Practical Guide".
Check out the free app Mimo as well.
Good luck learning 🍀

Answer 6

You're welcome 🍀

Answer 7

thanks you

Answer 8

thanks a lot selena

Answer 9

i think that front-end would quicker

Answer 10

thanks alot selene

Answer 11

hi selene do uou know any good page for learning javascripts?

Answer 12

Hello @Phan Dinh Ky!
I can recommend the following websites or apps as JavaScript learning resources (not in a particular order):
SoloLearn, Youtube, Udemy.com, edX.org, Mimo (app for the phone), Stepik.org and the before mentioned w3schools.com.
They're all free except for Udemy, but you can get every course for 10-12 bucks if you buy during a sale. You can get JavaScript courses there or Web Development (Bootcamp) courses which not only include JavaScript but also HTML and CSS.
Good luck and best regards ⭐️

Answer 13

You're welcome!