Software Engineering Guide

This guide is 100+ pages of incredible resources to help you succeed in your career.

It covers crucial parts of motivation, setting goals, and efficient self-study techniques.

The guide has portfolio projects you’ll be working on. Those are well designed and would look amazing on your resume.

You might be asking yourself many questions and I tried to answer as many as I could in this guide!

• Where to get started?

• What technical stack to choose?

• How to stand out and get hired?

• Do I need a Portfolio?

• What to include in the resume?

• How to stay motivated?

My goal is to answer your questions and give guidance! This guide has step-by-step instructions with free online resources!

You don't need to spend any money to get access to the videos and projects in this guide! I've also included portfolio tips for newbies and professionals.

You'll also apply the skills and have the needed information to start earning even while studying. You'll understand how to become a quick learner, where to find motivation, and how to stay consistent while learning.

As you progress, you'll be given resources to build applications with a programming language and logic.

The guide covers real resume examples as well as my first resume.

What is covered?

• You’ll discover just how much HTML and CSS have to offer, as you go beyond the basics and start to take control of your page layout. As your codebase grows, you’ll need to keep it organized — here, you’ll learn how to do exactly that. Finally, you’ll round off this module by learning how to make your pages adapt to a variety of devices.

• Projects: 2 Advanced Project Landing Page (HTML, CSS) + 4 Beginners Landing Pages

• Crash course in one of the world’s most popular programming languages, JavaScript

• Projects: Projects Ideas

• Learn a Framework - You’ll start off by creating websites made up of components that can be reused in different places. You’ll then be able to build on this to create more complex interfaces much faster and write code that’s much easier to maintain.

• We’ll cover some of the necessary groundwork before you can start applying for jobs. This includes creating a portfolio, building an online presence via LinkedIn, working on your job search strategy, and growing your professional network.

This book is for you if:

📕 you are a self-taught developer who doesn't know where to start

📕 you are overwhelmed by all the things you have to learn

📕 you don't know how to write a resume and go to your first interview

📕 you are looking to learn faster and start making money ASAP