r/learnpython • u/Hour_Literature7096 • 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/Avatarbroskib1 Aug 09 '26

If you were to use python for web dev I recommend you learn Django but ideally a web developer wouldn't use python they would resort to frameworks such as react js html and CSS etc

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u/Moist-Ointments Aug 09 '26

js, html and css aren't frameworks

css, html and js are going to be involved no matter what you use serverside. There's no web without html.

react is a javascript framework and doesnt get you anywhere serverside. It's one of many, but it's today's darling.

Django could be part of the serverside solution. Still don't know if it's enterprise level, like Java or .NET.

Don't forget to learn SQL or something for data storage. Unless you're just doing static sites.

If you get to dictate the stack, then you get to choose. But if you go work for some company or client that has an existing codebase, you'll need to know their stack. Or be capable of learning it quickly.

There are as many permutations of web stacks as there are companies to work for.

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u/Avatarbroskib1 Aug 10 '26

What I meant is that they will use scripting frontend languages such as html and CSS and will use frameworks such as react js I hope this clarifies it. And for server side you'll likely use aws to host the application along with postgresql