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CSS or JS?
I just finished the HTML course and I'm not sure which one of these I add to the web code list first. Any suggestions?
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css, then js imho
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if you want to add a design in your html code then css. If you want you code to be interactive / does an action then js.
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if you want to become a front-end developer:
css=>javascript=>jquery=>bootstrap(or any other framework)
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what's the meaning of a front end developer
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@Popecan front-end develop is different from back-end develop. front-end is the interface of a website,techonlogies include html, javascript, css and so on. However, back-end point at the logic processing or data interactive of a website.Techonlogies of back-end include php, python, j2ee and so on.
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its all bizarre.. but thanks..
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@ Onicksia... Can someone be both front end and back end developer???
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i am also a beginner in web designing/developing.. if I am to mentor someone, I'd suggest that this novice starts with database languages.. solving problems and also reading more on programming psychology.. this is what I think.. again i won't advice you to read JavaScript but if you want to read python then read JavaScript before.. it will pay off.
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@Popecan You are welcome. This page may help you
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Front-end_web_development
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CSS -> JS -> React (or Angular)
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It depends on what you want to achieve. Personally, I would do CSS first, and then JS.