Engy Saeed Well, that is a much expensive approach. If you are ready to pay and master programming with help and reviews from mentors, then you can check out https://careerfoundry.com, https://udacity.com and https://www.springboard.com are a few examples. So you can check the prices and see if you are okay with them. A much cheaper alternative is https://academind.com. There are courses on almost everything you need to know in web development. There is no one on one coaching or mentoring but the Q&A is very active. There are teaching assistants to answer your questions and the instructor is perfect for beginners, I still take his courses. So go to these sites and do your comparison and choose the one that suits your needs. 👍

Engy Saeed You can ignore React for now and finish up the others (SaaS, Bootstrap...). And once you are done with those then you move to React.

First of all, the editor you use doesn't matter but I recommend VSCode as is mostly used by developers. And with the confusion on what to learn, you have to concentrate on one aspect than on all. What I mean is that, choose front end or back end and learn just that for now. Most web developers think of front end as HTML, CSS and JS. But there is more to that. There are front end frameworks like React and Angular that are required but most companies and employers. You can choose to go with front and back end but as you said you are getting confused, focusing on just one will help you. And with youtube and the videos you were saying, yes most of them are for absolute beginners. YouTube and the free courses are there to get you started so after that you need to move to the more advanced stuff. There are a couple of them on YouTube but this is a good time to invest in paid courses on Udemy. The courses there are complete that take you from begginer to advance. When buying, always look through the course content to see if its what you need. And also wait until there is a sale on Udemy, you can get courses for about 95% off (they often do that). One more thing, to start freelance web development, try and watch some videos on ui design (good and bad design). Most freelance web developers focus on the coding and forget about the design. Don't go deep into it but just some intro on YouTube will do. Hope this helps 😊

I would say flutter but personally I don't use it. I use React Native. All these mobile app frameworks have their pros and cons, so you have to look into that and see which one favours you or the project you want to work on. What I did is that, through my research, I found out that Flutter was better than React Native but I still chose react native. I did that because I already knew React so learning React Native would not only be easier but faster. So as you said you already know Vuejs, I would suggest you learn or use Native Script but if you have time to learn something else, then go ahead and look for the one that meets your needs and learn it. There are other frameworks apart from the ones mentioned such as ionic, xamarin, adobe phonegap and a whole lot more. So the key is to check them out and see which one meets your needs or learn what you already have knowledge in. And having basic knowledge in the top mobile app frameworks is also beneficial. It helps in finding jobs and working with other developers. I even plan on learning flutter, Vue and angular some time in the future even though I'm a React developer. Hope this helps 😊

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