Let's go back from web development
to the content of this course.
This is a very long course, obviously,
and taking such a course is a great first step,
but then seeing this huge amount of content,
this huge amount of hours to finish
can be a bit overwhelming, and, based on our experience,
well, it's also hard to keep the motivation
to really finish a course.
We want you to finish this course, though,
we want you to become a Web Developer,
and, for this, this course was built
to be done within 100 days.
Now this sounds a bit strange, maybe, at first sight,
but we also built this page right here,
link can be found attached to the video,
and on this page you can find
the Start Your 100 Day Challenge button.
If we have a look at this page, here, and scroll down a bit,
then you see that we divided this course
into easy to digest pieces of only one hour,
round about, one hour per day for 100 days in a row.
You can find this daily overview, so to say,
or this daily allocation of the lectures
to be consumed, here, on this website
and also on the actual course curriculum page,
but the idea is that you commit yourself
to invest one hour per day into this course
into becoming a Web Developer,
and, with this, after 100 days,
you have finished this course and you are a Web Developer.
You can also download a PDF, here,
with this Download button, which you can then use
as a printed out reference, for example,
to take the completed lectures if you want to.
To even further increase your motivation,
you can also share your progress with others.
If you share the 100DaysOfCode hashtag on Twitter,
or other social media platforms,
every day you are part of this challenge.
So after every day you invested into this course,
you quickly share what you achieved, what you built,
and so on, then this not only motivates yourself,
but it also motivates others,
who might be part of this challenge, well,
to continue with the challenge
or to become part of this challenge.
And, again, this emphasizes this community approach,
actually, together we can finish this course,
and you and all the other students
can become Web Developers.
In case this 100 Days Of Code thing
is not your right approach for the course
you can, of course, take this course
just as any other online on-demand video course,
so you can just start, stop, or continue
whenever you want with certain modules or lectures,
or, if you are more experienced developer
with some prior knowledge already,
then you can dive into the course at later stages,
or also only dive into selected modules of interest.
For such experienced developers
we also have a separate section on this page,
which you can find
in the Explore Alternative Course Paths section.
If you dive into this section, down here, you can find it,
the path For Experienced Developers,
and, there, scroll down a little bit further
then you can find some general recommended entry points,
but our recommendation would be to dive into the curriculum
on your own and then find your own entry points.
So this is the 100 Days Of Code challenge
and also some other options on how to take this course.
With this, we are almost ready to start with the course.
There are only just some more things
that we would like to share with you
before we finally really get started.