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Dpinkston91

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Hello, everybody.

I have almost finished learning the 'basics' of JavaScript, and I'm fairly proficient in HTML and CSS as markup languages. Currently, I am working part-time while I move forward in learning JavaScript sooner rather than later. In the course that I am enrolled in, I will also be learning about Mongo, PHP, Node and Express. Now, granted I learn how to build and host websites with the given skillset/knowledge... is it reasonable to think that I'll be able to find a sufficient amount of start ups while I build a client-base? Perhaps adding one or two to a 'client-base' by years end?

-Devon

P.S.

I am fully aware how rookie this all sounds, contextually, but I am genuinely curious to know if having an understanding in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node, Express, MongoDB and PHP is a 'good' foundation to begin building a client-base and earning an income-stream.
 
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