Better languages for web dev.?

Question

I wanna learn all about web, i already finished HTML & CSS and i'll start with JavaScript but i don't know what's next :/ Thanks for the help! :)

Answer 1

Angular and react are different in many ways but they contain in slme cases the same principles. Eventhough I would recommend learning react before/instead of angular because react uses js/jsx the syntax there is already the same. Angular with typescript is way harder(personal opinion).

I would recommend to learn from every type 1 so you know the basics,the knowledge which is everywhere the same.
The pattern which I recommend:

Frontend:
Html/Css
Maybe a css preprosessor: SASS,SCSS
Styling Frameworks: Bootstrap/Semantic Ui

Javascript
Js Framework: JQuery
React OR Angular OR Vue( Its not useful learning all of them for the start.)

Backend:
nodejs(express) or php(laravel) or python(django)
A SQL(mysql, postgre sql) or NoSQL db(mongodb, firestore).

If you know 1 of the choices well, then you can easily learn another one in a few hours(much less time).

Answer 2

Node.js

Answer 3

Here is what I recommend:

HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, SQL, PHP, NodeJS, AngularJS, ReactJS, Bootstrap

Answer 4

Very much thanks! :)

Answer 5

@Andre Daniel

Sorry about delay.

Each has their own style/flavor that it brings to JS, yes. It's pretty straight forward if you know Javascript already, and each one, in my opinion, improves upon it to the point that I only use vanilla Javascript when I've no other choice. Honestly, in the long run, PHP will probably end up phased out in favor of the various Javascript frameworks/libraries.

Answer 6

HTML

Answer 7

Take the Javascript course. After that you'll know if to do PHP or something else.

Answer 8

Fata1 Err0r all those different JS, don't they all require you to learn new syntaxes?

Answer 9

The 3 You must know, they work together very well HTML, CSS and the JavaScript ;)

Answer 10

Look into the MEAN stack. Essentially it's what has been posted here already. Start with learning the 3 basics: HTML, CSS, and JS. HTML and CSS are simple enough that you could learn the basics and move on (my opinion). Once you understand JavaScript you can move onto the others.

mean.io is a site that has info on what the MEAN stack consists of.