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Final Thoughts: What's The Point To Learn Web Develop?


I can't believe that I have finished the whole Web Develop Bootcamp course.

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In this blog, I shared 80 key study notes about web develop which includes frontend and backend. Every note introduces the basic concepts of certain topics, and show the screenshots of codes, and explain each process.

I also shared some small project studies to implement all the related code together to make the learning more meaningful.

The learning process, for me, was not easy. I have to say it was so struggle. Sometimes I couldn't get the concept about the logical which made me very confused. Sometimes the code did't work in the server even though I typed the exactly the same codes as the course did.

Whenever the problem was happened, I couldn't sleep and couldn't eat.And this kind of issues had driven me crazy thousands of times.

At some points, I did want to give it up. It was just so hard for me. And my goal was not to become a developer, what's the point of learning it?


  • Have a Basic Understanding About IT Industry 
If I didn't take this course, I would never know about how internet work, what's the connection between different web develop languages, and how to build the entire web. Now, I got all those answers. 
  • Get To Know The Developer Work
When I heard someone is a developer, the first thing come to my mind is "OMG! They are unbelievable! They are so smart!". After I learned this course, I get to know it is not easy to do the web develop jobs. The process takes a lot times, and it requires a lot of efforts. 

Trust me, when I was writing code for only one hour, my eyes felt dry and super uncomfortable. My head felt heavy like holding a tons of stones. I can't image how those developer survive when they sit in front the computer whole day.

Now, if I see any developer, I would say:"Good Luck and Take Care!"
  • Won't Be Afraid To Read Code
When I worked in the company, I was always afraid to view the page source and find certain codes. I felt that I was reading something completely out of the earth. What were those tags? What were those code inside those tags? For me, it was just a messy.

After I learned these course, I was not afraid of inspect any page source. Even though they are still messy, I know what I am going to look for. It makes me feel that I did some impossible thing, and I feel proud of myself.
  • Be More Patient 
During the course, I followed the instructor to write the code and run the code. Unfortunately, it was not always processing the same way as the course did. This made me headache. I had to go back to review the code in each line to find the mistake. Sometimes it was misspelling; sometimes I forgot a simple space; and sometimes I forgot the quotes. 

Mistakes happened all the time. Even though I hate them, they do make me be more detail and more patient. 

No matter what, I feel so happy to complete this course and my goal! ! 

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