If you’re learning web development, I would suggest everyone to document their learning simultaneously on X. Nothing else needs to be done by you. All you need to do is share your daily progress via an X thread, tips, or perhaps a few quick videos. For instance, if you're learning about virtual DOM, be sure to write a thread covering the entire subject. This will have double benefits, you will understand the topic better, plus you teach others. But why? I started doing this when I first started to learn web development back in 2020. I used to share my daily progress. It ended up being the best thing I've ever done. • It will help you build an audience • More job offers • Enhance personal branding • Generate passive income Daily efforts of 15 to 30 minutes can make a significant impact. So if you’re a student or learning any tech, make sure to document as you go.

Stop putting things off, go to YouTube, learn to code, and build projects. Continue for 6 to 12 months. You'll be able to make a good living.

People often ask about the best programming languages to learn. Ever notice why interviewers say you can code in any language of you choice in the general interviews? Because programming language doesn’t matter. What matters most is your ability to break down a problem into smaller parts, build logic in simple English, and solve it. Learn logic building first! You can learn the syntax of various programming languages online in 5 minutes.

Nobody really cares about the tech stack you use. If you have a great product, it doesn't matter if it's written in PHP or JavaScript.