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Become a Web Developer by Bradley Nice

This is essentially an infographic on how to become a web developer later in life, but it's definitely a valuable resource as I'm in the early stages of it.  The first step is to get a handle on front end languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), and then you can move on to back-end languages such as Java, Python, and PHP.  Other resources that I have used are Github, Quora, Reddit, and StackOverflow, but there are new ones I'll need to check out such as Hashnode, Geekli.st, and Coderwall.

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