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Greetings everyone! 👋

I'm a beginner in web development and i have few questions for you..

In the past month, I've started studying the basics of html/css I'm still getting the hang of it, and sometimes I run into issues or get confused here and there. but my goal is to become a web developer

What should i study next?
Should i study javascript even if i don't plan to use it?
Should i study any css framework?
Do dnms use any css framework or just css?
What backend language should i choose after? raw php/laravel or python/web libraries

And if you're a full stack developer who had to start all over again how would you do it?
What are the things that you would focus on the most and the things you would skip?

/u/WashierPandora

2 points

4 weeks ago

You should probably learn PHP.

/u/ringct

1 points

4 weeks ago

What should i study next?

Depends on the path you would like to take. Mostly of the clearnet is made with Javascript nowadays. If you enjoy more the frontend side, you could specialize in that with further knowledge in CSS and JS.

Should i study javascript even if i don't plan to use it?

Sounds like a waste of time, but it's probably best to have a basic understanding of it. If you already know a programming language it won't be that hard. You will just have to get familiar with how JS works and does things (syntax etc).

Should i study any css framework? + Do dnms use any css framework or just css?

Majority is built from scratch without a framework. Maybe there are some out there using one, but it surely won't give out a good look.

What backend language should i choose after? raw php/laravel or python/web libraries

PHP is what the go-to out here, for the most part. It's really up to you and what you are aiming to do and accomplish.

If I had to start again, I would probably lose less time with the frontend because I don't enjoy it and start with focusing on the backend straight up.

/u/NemoFish

1 points

4 weeks ago

Most of the onion sites using php.

/u/merlinman 🍼

1 points

2 weeks ago

I honestly don't know where everyone here gets off. Don't even bother with php or tailwind css until you're past developing full CRUD applications. Those things don't even matter at first, trust me. Yes, you need to know JavaScript, and I highly recommend learning a simple and powerful stack like MERN or PERN (prefferably PERN). You'll be able t write the entire CMS in JS (client and server). However, I want to stress, that you really shouldn't learn any framework until you understand asynchronous programming. My suggestion, spam free trials on codecademy until you understand the following:

DOM (Document Object Model)
Query Selectors (5 main types)
CDN’s (Content Delivery Networks)
Async Programing (JavaScript)
Fetch (JavaScript)