How to be learn web programming like a pro

Learning web development can be tough especially if you don’t have someone to mentor you or 

path you should take to have it.A clear course structure and appropriate aid can be a remedy.

1 Do research

What you are taught in a class or a session isn’t enough, you have to do a lot of research which can include searching on internet or following a tutorial to have a proper grasp of what you were

taught in class. Get help from professionals who have been into the industry. This is what defines programmers from “programmers”.

2 Build your social presence

Networking isn’t all about a job. Think of it as interacting with people who have goals as you do and with that you can have it big. Build a network , you can do this by writing a good bio and uploading a picture which defines who truly you are on linkedIn, instagram, twitter, facebook or even github. Once you have your social accounts setup, you can share your account with others so that they can find you easily.

3 Write better commit messages

It is always good to write better(descriptive) commit messages when pushing your repositories to github. You’ll agree with me if you have been a programmer for a while that writing descriptive commit messages makes you outstanding to your client and your employers. Remember that employers will ask for a github account and with descriptive commit messages, you’ll have shown to your potential employer how you are organized. Besides, descriptive commit messages will help you identify changes made with ease.

4 Join developer communities

Learning web programming and being part of a community is a good deal; you don;t have to think about it twice. There are advantages of being a community member, for instance you can find someone in a community that is willing to help you debug and help him/her debug and by doing so you’ll never have to worry debugging when such a bug occurs in your future scripts.

A community is where people can interact and learn from each other. This social interaction goes a long way, you never know.

5 Write a post

Give and take. Always learn to share with others what you have learned. You might be saying “How is that possible?! I am a newbie” There are a newbies who have just started off and probably don’t even know where to start from. You can coach them by writing a blog and you’ll be amazed how you will understand programming algorithms.

8 Write a lot of code

Writing a lot of code over time makes the concept sink into your mind. You’ll be able to even debug your code at ease.