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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2020 · 55 MIN

How to Be a Self-Taught Web Developer (the Honest Truth) w/ Zac Gordon

from Self-Made Web Designer · host Zac Gordon, Chris Misterek

RESOURCESWeb Design Starter Kit CourseStrattic Web HostingZac’s WebsiteJavaScript for WordPressZac on Twitter

Becoming a self-taught web developer is all the rage these days. And, for good reason. With rising cost of traditional universities and a world of educational resources online A LOT of people are opting out of the old model of learning something. I myself DIYed my web development education and I’m a big advocate of going that route. But, here’s the thing. It’s not a walk in the park. In fact, a lot of times it is down right painful. It’s easy to lose motivation or get so frustrated you feel like throwing your computer against the wall. The truth is if you’re going to be successful at becoming a self-taught web developer you need a solid game plan before you get started. That's exactly what we are talking about in this week's episode with Zac Gordon. Zac is an awesome web development educator who's courses I have benefited from. And, he's got some great insight about how to overcome the self-learning hurdles and figure out web development all on your own.

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