Welcome to My Web Development Series

All you need to become a Front-End Developer. Learn by following this series.

UpdatedMarch 29, 2024

Oloche Aboje - Frontend Developer & Tech Educator

I'm based in Coventry, UK, with a background in Architecture that has transitioned into Fontend web development. After completing a frontend development boot camp at the University of Birmingham, I've become proficient in JavaScript and React, and I’m passionate about making coding more approachable for everyone.

I love to share my journey through blogging, where I simplify coding for beginners with clear explanations, stories, and quizzes. My blog isn’t just a record of my learning; it's a place where I help others start their coding adventure in a friendly and engaging way.

Here, you'll find insights into my transition to tech, alongside tips and tricks that make programming less intimidating and more fun. It's about creating a welcoming space for anyone curious about coding, offering guidance and encouragement every step of the way.

Welcome to my blog, where each post aims to make learning tech enjoyable and accessible to all.

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We'll dive into HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and more, making coding accessible and fun. Perfect for beginners or those curious about coding. Join us!

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In my recent article where I detailed how I learned to master programming consistently without burning out, read here, I told a story about how I ended up in a programming class when what I wanted was to be a UX designer, and how it has all paid off.

In this Series, I will take you through my learning journey, simplifying the learning process by using stories, quizzes, and exercises to make the entire journey fun and engaging.

If you are new to programming, or you are a returnee who wants to refresh your skill, or you are just intending to start off programming, you are in the right place. I will literally hold you by the hand and lead you through this challenging journey. You will never walk alone.

My singular goal is to help you understand every step of the way, so forgive me when I try to dumb things down, it's only because people have different levels of understanding and all must be carried along.

Also, follow my accDevTrivia channel on YouTube to access more learning resources and quizzes related to Web Development.

Click here to go to the next article where we start by installing all necessary software and extensions.

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