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shubham agarwal

Stealth • 8m

Hey guys , I need your opinion related to web development. Actually I wanna start web developing but from the very beginning cuz I don't even know coding. Can u guys give some opinions. I wanna know about the job opportunities and also from where s

Sanchit Pahurkar

Stealth • 7m

Hey Shubham👋, I assume you are about to start your college or are a fresher. I can tell you how I started my web development journey. First step if ofcourse learning HTML and CSS. These two scripts will help you build static websites. And if you master CSS, you may be able to build good looking websites. Once you are done with HTML and CSS, move on to learn JavaScript. JS is vast and may take some time to learn. One important things in web-dev is that you need to make lots of projects as a practice, learning is not sufficient. When you have gained these three skills, you have a ton of frameworks and domains to explore. One of the most famous and powerful tech-stack for web-dev is MERN stack. M : MongoDB E : Express.js R : React.js N : Node.js There are many more frameworks which you can explore. This is not an overnight thing, this whole process will take time. Your task is to stay consistent and learn one skill at a time. Wish you luck!🤞 Peace!✌️

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