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Web Development at ZTM

Software and app development is here to stay and will only continue to become a bigger part of our lives. The robots and AI may take over eventually but it's not going to happen in the next few years. Even then, somebody has to program the robots right?!

That somebody can be you by using our top-rated courses, guides, and free resources. We’ll help you start and accelerate your career in the world of Web Development.

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Become a Web Developer

18 milestones 43 courses

Step-by-step roadmap where you'll learn to code and build a portfolio.

Curated curriculum of courses, workshops, challenges, projects, and action items.

Become a Web Developer from scratch and actually get hired.

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Earn on average per year:

$113,987

US salary data collected from Indeed, LinkedIn, and Web3.career 2024.

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Tutorials & Guides

Take your dev skills to the next level with these expert tutorials & guides.

Updated for 2024 (including A.I. & ChatGPT). In 2014, I taught myself how to code & got hired in 5 months. This is the step-by-step guide I used. Now 1,000s of other people have also used it to learn to code for free & get hired as web developers.

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10x developers make more money, get better jobs, and have more respect. But they aren't some mythical unicorn and it's not about cranking out 10x more code. This guide tells you what a 10x developer is and how anyone can become one.

Learn how to use Flexbox features for responsive design inside of Bootstrap. I've also included some code examples to show you how easy it is to start using!

Are programmers going to be replaced by AI? 😰 Or can we use them to become 10x developers? In my experience, it's the latter. Let me show you how.

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Step-by-step tutorial for writing all kinds of tests (unit, integration, snapshot, mock, property, fuzz) for your Rust code and even how to automate your tests!

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Meet our Web Development Instructors

Our instructors aren't just experts with years of real-world experience. They have been in your shoes. They make learning fun. They make complex topics feel simple. They will motivate you. And they go above and beyond to help you succeed.

Andrei Neagoie

Lead Instructor

Yihua Zhang

React & System Design Instructor

Jayson Lennon

Rust, Golang & TypeScript Instructor

Luis Ramirez Jr

Vue, Angular, PHP & Unity Instructor

Frequently Asked Questions

Why become a Web Developer?

Everyone has their own reason(s) as to why they want to become a Web Developer. But here are a few of the best reasons:

  1. Lots of jobs available. As we're writing this, there are over 64,000 Web Developer jobs available on Glassdoor (not to mention Linkedin, Indeed or elsewhere). And it isn't going to slow down. From 2019-2029, Web Developer job growth is projected to be 8% (vs. ~4% for all jobs). More demand for technology means more demand for developers.
  2. High demand = High salary. The average annual salary for a Web Developer in the United States is over $75,000 across all levels (entry-level to senior).
  3. No degree required. It's very possible to get hired as a Web Developer without having any college degree. You definitely do not need a Computer Science degree to be a Web Developer.
  4. Work remotely. Many web development jobs (freelance or full-time) are remote. Work from the comfort of your own home, a coffee shop or even while travelling the world. Some roles even allow you to work on your own schedule.
  5. It's fun. And rewarding. You get to have a real-world impact. The work you're doing on a daily basis can have a huge impact on hundreds, thousands, or even millions of people. You also get fast feedback loops on your work. Within minutes you can make a change to a website or app and your Mom could see it live in the real-world. How cool is that!

How long does it take to become a Web Developer?

Honestly, it varies.

If you're trying to learn everything on your own, then it can literally take years. Mainly because you don't know exactly what you need to learn for the job or why. Should you learn one topic or another? If both, then which should you learn first? Etc.

Not only that, but you don't have a logical path to follow, so it spirals out and takes much longer.

That's why the fastest way is to follow a set career path or roadmap, like the ones we share here at ZTM.

This way you can simply work through the roadmap, learn the correct things in the right order, and learn everything you need to be hired.

However, even with this in place, the time frame can vary, depending on how much time you can spend learning each week.

Don't hold us to it but here's a rough guideline based on feedback we've received from past ZTM students on how long it takes to become a Web Developer (when following our career path):

  1. 20-40 hours a week = 4-6 months. Students who have started from scratch as complete beginners (no matter their age!) and spend a few hours per day.
  2. 40-80 hours a week = 2-3 months. Students who are able to learn basically full-time and/or already have some experience (ex: CS students / Coding Bootcamp grads).
  3. 0-10 hours a week = 7-12+ months. Students from all experience levels but are only able to dedicate a few hours a week.

How to become a Web Developer?

In simple terms, you:

  • Learn the correct topics, languages, and frameworks
  • Build projects for a portfolio
  • Apply for jobs

Obviously there's a lot more details that just this, which is why we cover the exact steps to become a Web Developer in this guide here.

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Our programming courses, career paths and the ZTM community have helped 1,000s of Zero To Mastery students go from zero to getting hired to levelling up their skills and advancing their careers to new heights.

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