Web programming learning map for beginners

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There is nothing better than starting now. There are 100 lips tomorrow and 1000 lips yesterday, remember, you said yesterday I would start tomorrow. So get started now!
Every day, thousands of new jobs are announced for web developers, and these are constantly growing. Why, you are still hesitant and not starting?
Web programming is not easy and it is not for everyone. Learning web programming takes time and you need to understand it well, starting with the easy things. Ask yourself, what are your shortcomings and gaps? First of all, try to understand the general. How does the internet work? How is data transferred from one to another? What languages ​​do you want to learn and why?
You first need to have a good understanding of which field to choose, and once you’ve made a decision, there’s no going back (I’m kidding). This is one of my best tips for you.
Below I will give you a little information about web programming.
Front-End Web Programming
As mentioned above, this is the appearance of any system. In web programming, what users see, the appearance, color, fonts and design of the website, these include hammam, frontend programming. Here, an interface is created for the users. To learn frontend programming, you will need to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
HTML
HTML involves building programming blocks into itself.
CSS
The question may arise as to why CSS is needed. CSS is responsible for site design, color, font size, and some types of animations.
JavaScript
JavaScript is responsible for further improving HTML. The tag is used when the web page is in dynamic mode and special effects are needed. Currently, JavaScript is used on all sites.
Once you’ve learned the above, it makes sense to start exploring frontend libraries, examples of which are: React, Angular, and Vue.js.Once you’re able to have a grasp of those three front-end foundations, you can then proceed with learning the client-side libraries, which are React Angular and Vue.js .
Back-End Web Programming
In the field of web programming backend, you work with the database, perform logic-based operations, and send the necessary information to the frontend.
The server can be written in different languages. The easiest way to learn is to go to Node.js after a thorough study of JavaScript. After learning JavaScript, you can easily switch from frontend to backend. Other programming languages ​​are listed below.
server-side(Server side)
This side is not visible to the customer. All operations are performed on the back. Languages ​​used on the server side: PHP, ASP.Net, Ruby on Rails, Python and others.
Databases(Database)
A data warehouse is what it is called by its name, i.e. a warehouse where data is stored. There are 2 general types of databases, namely SQL and NoSQL.
General requirements we will need before we begin
You can choose text editors according to your taste.
  1. VS Code is one of the most popular text editors and has 100 lab extensions to help you speed up your work.
  2. Atom
  3. webstorm
  4. sublime text
  5. Vim is one of the hardest.
Knowledge of operating systems is required.
Which operating system do you use? Mac, Linux or Windows? It is safe to say that the operating system is the backbone of any system.
Mac: Manufactured by Apple.
Windows: Developed by Microsoft and much cheaper than Windows Mac. But, sometimes, when malware comes to your computer, Windows is one of the most vulnerable operating systems.
Linux: It provides you with security and a multi-functional operating system. This OS is open to everyone.
In conclusion, learn a programming language that suits your interests and build your future by programming.

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