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What to focus first in Web Development ?

Hi guys and cuties, I am learning Web development in python. What do you think is the best thing to focus on css,html,js,bootstrap or python frameworks for back end ? What is your favorite backend to use ? comment .

4th Jul 2018, 4:53 PM
Michael Yadidya
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PHP for back-end. It's standard for server side/back-end interactions, and my favourite. You can push HTML into a div with it and render a time-based game like Lyrania almost immune to cheating. It's what's used on Neopets too, an old pet game site, among others. CSS and HTML are both front end, as is Javascript. Bootstrap itself is a framework for Javascript, CSS, and HTML, so it's front end too. If you want to build an actual website, you'll need knowledge of HTML, CSS and Javascript. PHP too, depending on what your website is for. PHP handles information and forms, e.g when you sign up to a website and click 'submit'.
5th Jul 2018, 7:26 AM
reinadf
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I recommend that you first learn HTML5, then Javascript, and then finally, CSS. My reasoning: 1 - HTML5 is the most important part in web development. It is responsible for creating the layout of the web page. 2 - Javascript is the second most vital part of web development. It's great to know though, because is makes the page interactive with the user. 3 - CSS is used on almost every website out there, but yet it comes 3rd on my list. This is because it isn't needed at all, because it's mostly decoration. But, it is nice to have, because it helps the web page look more user-friendly. But with all 3 of these parts, a very powerful web page can be made. So once again, you should first learn HTML5, then Javascript, and third, CSS.
4th Jul 2018, 10:29 PM
Joshua M
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Does anyone here use python frameworks as backend ? What are your thought about them . I Appreciate your replies friends....
5th Jul 2018, 10:27 AM
Michael Yadidya
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After php you can learn linux and git. And after this MVC framework (for example: laravel) and then js
4th Jul 2018, 9:54 PM
Anton
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