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Shoot! brad, you have taught HTML and CSS for like 20 years at this point. I scroll way back to your first video teaching wordpress is insane. User interface and text editor back then looks super old. Web dev have come a really looooong way. I wonder in the last 2 decades why we don't have come up with a better markup and styling than HTML and CSS. Either way, you are amazing brad. One of the best teacher I have known on the internet. You teach complex subject into plain simple english that every one can understand. It is a simple yet, powerful things to share to people. Thank you so much for all your hard work in the last 2 decades. Happy New Year! Keep it up! Love your videos!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that. This February will be 15 years of teaching on RUclips; I can't believe how time flies. It is mind boggling to think how much web dev has changed in 15 years, but then again at the same time it's still just HTML and CSS. Happy New Year to you too!
@@LearnWebCode You were like the OG youtube tutorial for web development. You were there from the start when youtube still wasn't that high quality as it is today. It is amazing how technology evolves, something changes drastically, yet something remain the same like concept of HTML and CSS.
Leading... it's from olde-timey physical metal or wood letters that were vertically separated with strips of...you guessed it... lead. So it would be pronounced, "ledding". Thanks for these videos!
I’m having to use a bought theme for Shopify at the moment and CSS still comes in very handy. Super easy to get into, difficult to master. Great tutorial for beginners, any beginners out there this guy knows his stuff so you’re watching good content here.
Please brad , don't stop teaching HTML / CSS... It's been two years into industry and started with your 10 days of javascript. Request : Can you please make a tutorial on Angular ?
@@GodsMan500 The "old-school" PHP sections are still in the course, but Brad has added sections regarding the block editor and FSE in like the last couple of months.
Thanks! Between Next.js, context providers and reducers, I haven't used Redux in a while. I probably wouldn't be the best person to teach about it. This video looks like a solid Redux guide ruclips.net/video/NqzdVN2tyvQ/видео.html
Hi Brad, Is ACF used in Enterprise based solutions? I've heard some devs complain about how it creates hundreds of columns in db that can affect performance over time.
Thank you Brad🎉, in this video, it's very understandable and straightforward about html, that I ever learnt in my learning curve, I has participated your WP course on Udemy 2 years ago, I think I will get back to continue learning to find a job
You're welcome, I'm so glad to hear the video was helpful. Thanks for supporting my course; that's so fun you're going to revisit it; it has a new deployment chapter that uses Git, and also a new chapter about the Interactivity API.
@ do you think it’s now difficult to find a web developer job nowadays, that I found they tend to hire 3-4 years of experience developers, I have nearly one year of Backend developer of Laravel, now I have been learning JS for 2 months, I want to find a job in Frontend developer or WordPress,
Hi Brad! In which order your courses should be complete Web design for everyone Become web developer Learn JavaScript Full Stack Git became complete developer
Hi! I'd say it's a tie between "Web Design For Beginners" and "Become a Web Developer Bootcamp" for the first course to take, but it depends on your goals. The Web Design course only covers HTML and CSS, but for many people (for a school or college class or a job) that's all they want or need. The Become a Web Developer Bootcamp covers a lot of additional topics that you'd need for landing a first job as a developer. The Git course would be a good 2nd course if you've never worked with Git or mobile-first design before. The JS course should definitely come last, as it can be quite challenging just because it covers so many different topics; you'll build a simple web-app from scratch, including user registration, log in, log out, following other users, etc...
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Shoot! brad, you have taught HTML and CSS for like 20 years at this point.
I scroll way back to your first video teaching wordpress is insane.
User interface and text editor back then looks super old.
Web dev have come a really looooong way.
I wonder in the last 2 decades why we don't have come up with a better markup and styling than HTML and CSS.
Either way, you are amazing brad. One of the best teacher I have known on the internet.
You teach complex subject into plain simple english that every one can understand. It is a simple yet, powerful things to share to people.
Thank you so much for all your hard work in the last 2 decades. Happy New Year! Keep it up! Love your videos!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that. This February will be 15 years of teaching on RUclips; I can't believe how time flies. It is mind boggling to think how much web dev has changed in 15 years, but then again at the same time it's still just HTML and CSS. Happy New Year to you too!
@@LearnWebCode You were like the OG youtube tutorial for web development. You were there from the start when youtube still wasn't that high quality as it is today. It is amazing how technology evolves, something changes drastically, yet something remain the same like concept of HTML and CSS.
Leading... it's from olde-timey physical metal or wood letters that were vertically separated with strips of...you guessed it... lead. So it would be pronounced, "ledding". Thanks for these videos!
Thank you for that; with it explained like that I'll now finally remember the pronunciation 😂
Excellent intro to coding html and css! I recommend it as a much-watch for anyone and everyone who is learning to code for the web. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I’m having to use a bought theme for Shopify at the moment and CSS still comes in very handy. Super easy to get into, difficult to master. Great tutorial for beginners, any beginners out there this guy knows his stuff so you’re watching good content here.
Thank you so much 🙏 - and I agree about the "easy to get into, difficult to master" description; it makes CSS almost feel like a game.
Please brad , don't stop teaching HTML / CSS... It's been two years into industry and started with your 10 days of javascript.
Request : Can you please make a tutorial on Angular ?
That bit at the end about with the plugin, serious "Aha" moment
Thank you very much! I bought your course on Udemy "Become a WordPress Developer"
You're welcome, and thank you for the support!
Is that course still relevant or is it showing its age?
@@GodsMan500 The "old-school" PHP sections are still in the course, but Brad has added sections regarding the block editor and FSE in like the last couple of months.
Waiting for next episode❤
At the end of the video I go to like the video and its already liked.
Hi Brad. Amazing video as always :D
Do you have any plan to add redux in your react course ?
Thanks! Between Next.js, context providers and reducers, I haven't used Redux in a while. I probably wouldn't be the best person to teach about it. This video looks like a solid Redux guide ruclips.net/video/NqzdVN2tyvQ/видео.html
Hi Brad,
Is ACF used in Enterprise based solutions? I've heard some devs complain about how it creates hundreds of columns in db that can affect performance over time.
Amazing and practical video as always!
Is in your plans to create a similar video for javascript?
Thank you! Yes, absolutely. In about 2 or 3 videos from now we're going to have a video very similar to this one but for JavaScript.
@LearnWebCode Super!
Thank you Brad🎉, in this video, it's very understandable and straightforward about html, that I ever learnt in my learning curve, I has participated your WP course on Udemy 2 years ago, I think I will get back to continue learning to find a job
You're welcome, I'm so glad to hear the video was helpful. Thanks for supporting my course; that's so fun you're going to revisit it; it has a new deployment chapter that uses Git, and also a new chapter about the Interactivity API.
@ amazing! I find using Git is complicated a little bit, I will try your new section
@ do you think it’s now difficult to find a web developer job nowadays, that I found they tend to hire 3-4 years of experience developers, I have nearly one year of Backend developer of Laravel, now I have been learning JS for 2 months, I want to find a job in Frontend developer or WordPress,
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Hi Brad! In which order your courses should be complete
Web design for everyone
Become web developer
Learn JavaScript Full Stack
Git became complete developer
Hi! I'd say it's a tie between "Web Design For Beginners" and "Become a Web Developer Bootcamp" for the first course to take, but it depends on your goals. The Web Design course only covers HTML and CSS, but for many people (for a school or college class or a job) that's all they want or need. The Become a Web Developer Bootcamp covers a lot of additional topics that you'd need for landing a first job as a developer. The Git course would be a good 2nd course if you've never worked with Git or mobile-first design before. The JS course should definitely come last, as it can be quite challenging just because it covers so many different topics; you'll build a simple web-app from scratch, including user registration, log in, log out, following other users, etc...