Web - Dev Roadmap 🗺️

Are you interested in web development, but don't know where to start?

Or are you an intermediate tech person looking to improve your skills?

This roadmap will guide you through the essentials of web development.

👉 1. HTML and CSS:

HTML and CSS are the fundamental building blocks of web development. HTML is the markup language used to create the content and structure of web pages, while CSS is used to style and layout those pages.

You can learn HTML and CSS through online courses, tutorials, or books.

Some good resources for learning HTML and CSS include

• W3Schools

• Codecademy

• MDN Web Docs

👉 2. JavaScript:

JavaScript is a programming language that enables interactive and dynamic web pages. It is a crucial component of modern web development and is used to add functionality to web pages, create animations, and interact with APIs.

Some good resources for learning JavaScript include

• Codecademy

• MDN Web Docs

• JavaScript.info

👉 3. Front-end frameworks:

Front-end frameworks are pre-built libraries and tools that can help you build web applications more efficiently. Some popular front-end frameworks include React, Angular, and Vue.js.

You can learn these frameworks through online courses, tutorials, and documentation provided by the framework developers.

👉 4. Back-end development:

Back-end development involves building the server side of web applications and databases. Some popular programming languages for back-end development include Node.js, Python, and Ruby.

You can learn these languages through online courses, tutorials, and documentation provided by language developers.

👉 5. Web development tools:

Web development tools can help you improve your workflow and productivity. Some popular web development tools include Git for version control, Visual Studio Code for code editing, and Chrome DevTools for debugging and optimizing web pages.

👉 6. Deployment and hosting:

Deploying and hosting your web application is the final step in web development. Some popular platforms for deploying and hosting web applications include Heroku, Netlify, and Firebase.

🎓 Here are some courses and resources to help you get started:

• HTML and CSS:

  • "HTML and CSS" by Shay Howe (free course)

  • "Learn HTML & CSS" by Codecademy (free course)

  • "HTML5 and CSS3 Fundamentals" by Pluralsight (paid course).

• JavaScript:

  • "JavaScript" by Codecademy (free course)

  • "Eloquent JavaScript" by Marijn Haverbeke (free book),

  • "The Complete JavaScript Course 2022: From Zero to Expert!" by Udemy (paid course).

• Front-end frameworks:

• • "React Tutorial and Projects Course" by John Smilga (free course)

    * "Angular - The Complete Guide (2022 Edition)" by Maximilian Schwarzmüller (paid course)

    * "Vue.js 3 - Complete Developer Course" by Udemy (paid course).

• Back-end development:

  • "Node.js Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Node in 1 Hour" by Programming with Mosh (free course)

  • "Python for Everybody" by the University of Michigan (free course)

  • "The Complete Ruby on Rails Developer Course" by Udemy (paid course).

• Web development tools:

  • "Git Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Git in 1 Hour" by Programming with Mosh (free course)

  • "Visual Studio Code for Web Developers" by Udemy (paid course)

  • "Chrome DevTools Masterclass" by Udemy (paid course).

• Deployment and hosting:

  • "How to Deploy a Node.js App to Heroku" by Codeburst (free tutorial)

  • "Deploying Your First Netlify Site" by Netlify (free tutorial)

  • "Firebase Hosting Quickstart" by Google Firebase (free tutorial)

💻 Some free resources you can use to practice your web development skills include:

• CodePen: an online code editor where you can write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code and see the results in real time.

• GitHub: a platform for version control and collaboration on code projects.

• FreeCodeCamp: a non-profit organization that provides free coding education and hands-on projects.

• CSS-Tricks: a website that offers tutorials and tips on CSS and web design.

📝 Here's a cheat sheet to help you remember some of the essential concepts in web development:

HTML:

• Used for content and structure

• Uses tags and attributes

• Headings: <h1> to <h6>

• Lists: <ul>, <ol>, and <li>

• Images: <img>

CSS:

• Used for styling and layout

• Uses selectors and properties

• Selectors: element, class, and ID

• Properties: color, font-size, and margin

JavaScript:

• Used for adding interactivity and functionality

• Variables: var, let, and const

• Functions: function keyword and arrow function

• Objects: key-value pairs

🚀 With this roadmap and the resources listed above, you'll be well on your way to becoming a skilled web developer.

Keep learning, practicing, and building, and you'll soon be able to create your own impressive web applications.

Good luck!

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