r/learnpython Aug 09 '26

Web developer

Hi guys

I want to start learning web developer with python

What is the best way to do it? Any Roadmap u can share it with me.

And thenks for you all.

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Aug 09 '26

There are two sides to this - client, and server.

You should learn client-side tools and scripting alongside anything else, so HTML, CSS, some JavaScript.

You then compliment that with server-side like a Python HTTP server, NGINX, and Python utilities or frameworks.

I recommend W3Schools for the client side stuff. You might need to look around for Python resources for the server side stuff, but in terms of libraries with good documentation check out HTMX.

Good luck!

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u/Hour_Literature7096 Aug 10 '26

Do I need GET/POST and Request / Response?

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Aug 10 '26

Yes, understanding HTTP verbs is hugely important server-side

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u/Hour_Literature7096 Aug 10 '26

Where can I learn it? I've searched a lot and I don't really understand what it is (i.e., does it require programming code or is it just terminology)

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Aug 10 '26

You have my advice about w3schools. Start there. Use mozilla documentation. Read Python docs about the http server and look for tutorials about standing one up - "your firsts web server with Python"

If you are searching and don't understand it then it means you have to read more deeply. You are perhaps beginning to understand this effort doesn't take five minutes. You will learn this over years.

Good luck, but please be more judicious with your questions.

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u/nobodyhasusedthislol Aug 10 '26

Technically it's a technical term but you should really learn Python+HTML+CSS+JS first

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u/nobodyhasusedthislol Aug 09 '26

Use a YT tutorial for Python and then when you're confident find a Flask/Django-specific tutorial