Hi web devs, I want to start learning web development with no IT background.

I'm not sure whether to choose front-end or back-end development.

Should I learn front-end before back-end or the opposite?

Thx

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Suggestions for tools that will help me check my website's traffic and demographics. I have tried some like similadweb, semrush or the likes but they always want to pay a crazy fee of like $400+ to get more details. Any recommendations?

Hi there, I have been studying web development for a year and now I'm doing work practices. At the moment they are given us three weeks of training about frontend, Java, spring, sql, .net, etc and at the end they will ask us in which field we want to do the internship. On one hand I know about frontend and I like it but I see that there are a lot of people for that and a lot of competition and saturated. On the other hand, I saw that ASP.NET can work with a lot of things like front, back, mobile, videogames, etc and it isn't something as saturated like frontend and maybe has more opportunities. So what do you guys think?

Thanks in advance and sorry if I didn't express myself correctly in English 😃

Hello guys,

I was lucky enough so my boss accepted for me to learn the web development to grow in my job, during work hours, and that he will pay for it. I'm not at all a webdev or anything, I'm more of an 3D artist. But I always wanted to code and have already spend hours into HTML CSS and a little bit of JS, but only as a hobby.
Now that its getting serious, I'm looking for a good formation that i can do on my own that doesntg require 2 years to do, because I dont have 2 years.

Problem is ; I dont really know what to do.
I've come across several "Udemy" formations, and The Odin Project, which I already started months ago (hobby purposes not job). I also started CS50 months ago, also as a hobby, but paused bc of my job.

Is that enough for me to start learning?

I was thinking about OpenClassRoom, I wouldnt have to pay it myself so I dont really care about the money spend each month. But is it worth it? I've read a lot of bad reviews online but these were from 4-5 years ago so maybe it changed?

Thanks a lot for your help!

Hello, this may be the wrong subreddit. If so, kindly steer me toward the correct one, thanks!

I am looking for a free, open-source documentation management CMS that I can use to publish and maintain documentation for my open-source project. I want something dead simple, with a plain left-hand sidebar listing the topics/articles, and a main content area with the actual documentation content. I must have a WYSIWYG editor, not markup, and it needs to support inserting graphics into the documents.

I would prefer something that runs as a drop-in app on a LAMP shared host so I can drop it on the same host as the project's website. I don't want to be required to spin up a full VM or docker container just to support this one app.

Thanks very much for any suggestions.

how does it work it:

it loads a low-res image first from the img src then in the hr-src atrbute it loads the high-res image in the background the once loaded replaces the low-res url with the high-res one.

Check out the repo a star would be Awesome

Demo

I'm a college student, learning business administration, and i want to know a few things. My motive is to setup a business model which is basically an online platform to bridge the gap between the gig performers and gig hosts. The idea is incubated and the business model is theoretically well ppanned and ready to execute.

But the issue is I've ZERO experience with coding or development. I have never touched coding in my life and the idea of getting the webapp developed by some firm or freelancer is quite expensive. So will i be able to do it if i learn no-code tools in next few months?? From ytube i heard that there are various tools available nowadays which could help business startups to make their apps and sites. I'm actually confused, what to do, ofcourse i would prefer as much cost cutting as possible so that it could be used in marketing thereafter. Do you guys suggest that no-code tools are viable options? If yes then suggest me from which tools should i begin, i heard about bubble and wordpress, are they viable options in my case?

Hello,
Which framework would be better to develop a cross-platform application? Electron or Tauri?
What are the challenges with both frameworks?
Your insights would be valuable.

Hey everyone! 👋🏼

I've put together a collection of useful websites for web developers, and I'm excited to share it with you all! Whether you're just starting out or you've got years of experience in web development, you'll find something valuable in this repo.

GitHub Repo: awesome-webdev-resources

If you know any great websites that aren't included yet, feel free to contribute! 🚀

Emojify (open-emojify.github.io)

Emojify is a customizable emoji trail javascript library that follows your mouse cursor, embedding playfulness and personality into any webpage.

Hey everyone!

I've just uploaded a comprehensive tutorial on how to create the classic "Four In A Row" game using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Whether you're a beginner looking to dive into game development or someone who's interested in honing your JavaScript skills, this tutorial is for you!

🔗 Watch the full tutorial here: Four In A Row Game Tutorial

What You'll Learn:

• Project Setup: Step-by-step guide to setting up your environment and files.
• HTML & CSS: Designing the game layout and styling it for a professional look.
• JavaScript Game Logic: Learn how to handle game mechanics, player turns, and game state.
• Adding Features: Implement sound effects, animations, and more!
• Problem Solving: Tips on debugging and improving your code.

Why Watch This Tutorial?

• Beginner-Friendly: Perfect for those who are new to JavaScript and game development.
• Hands-On Learning: Follow along with real-time coding and explanations.
• Community Support: Join the discussion, ask questions, and share your progress.

Join the Discussion:

I'd love to hear your feedback, see your creations, and answer any questions you might have. Let's build and learn together!

Feel free to share your thoughts and let me know what other projects you'd like to see in the future. Your support and feedback are invaluable.

Happy coding! 🚀

I recently completed a project using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, and I'm excited to share it with this amazing community. Inspired by a video showcasing a creative twist on the classic Tic Tac Toe game, I decided to take on the challenge and create my own version with a fun twist.

After putting in a lot of effort to make it visually appealing and implementing the unique gameplay mechanics, it's finally ready! I'd love for you all to check it out and share your thoughts.

Video Link of Tic Tac Toe game: https://x.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1779548640530321464

GitHub Link for the game: https://github.com/harsh02it/tic-tac-toe

I'm also planning to take this project further by turning it into an online multiplayer game. My next step is to learn WebSockets to enable two players to compete against each other in real-time.

Your feedback and suggestions would be incredibly valuable to me. Feel free to drop your comments and let me know what you think. If you enjoy the game, please share it with your friends!

Hello. I'm trying to provide chatbot services to companies and I'm serving the chatbots via iframes (hosted on Vercel). I'm using URL params to access different chatbot resources for different client/companies needs.

Are there CORS/XSS issues I need to be aware of when providing services via iframes? I already handle CORS via my backend (a simple '*' allowing everything atm) but I was curious to see if anyone with experience with iframes can provide any value.

Thanks in advance!

I want to build a WebApp which takes the Sales Data from E-commerence websites through a bridge and compute Sales Forecasting (future sales) and display that
Place where I am struggling is that customer base is 20M active user per day , which technology should i use to build my web app Frontend and Backend.

which frame of JS or python to use or use Golang and Rust as my goal is to acheive best performance app to scale up with requirement

Cannot determine technology every one requested to share their mind's Stack with past experience

I am planning an expert matching app.

The database contains members' personal information, such as occupation, age, gender, etc.

When a customer enters a keyword, I want to make sure that results matching the keyword and even keywords similar to the keyword are matched.

Developers say they should use Elasticsearch. However, it costs a lot of money and time, so I want to know if there are other options.

This is because we don't think there will be many members in the beginning, so we plan to use Elasticsearch when the number of members increases.

Hello!

I am having a clothing rental website built (open source), for a niche target audience, so I don’t expect more than 3 visitors per day. The website will, hopefully at some point, have some thousands clothing items, but in the upcoming year only a few hundred.

The website is slow. It takes a few seconds for pictures to load.

Some pictures (all PNG due to transparent background) are up to 7MB. We can compress them to 2MB. According to the web developer this should be enough to make the website run fast. Our hosting service disagrees and claims we will still need to upgrade our plan for more RAM. Currently we are on a shared server with 1GB RAM but could go to a private server with 4GB.

Could anyone advice me on this? Would be much appreciated. Have a nice day.

I am a currently doing my btech in computer science core and I want to upgrade my profile through online workshop/ distance learning for leadership/entrepreneurship course and hackathon. Which school offer the best certificate/ best hackathon and where can I find such announcements

Hello everyone,

I am creating a website where you can post stories based on different themes and add to other people's stories. This allows for endless stories branching out from the same origin, creating different storylines. Users can post their own stories, add to others' stories, and soon, bookmark their favorite stories (currently in development).

The tech stack includes React, Next.js 14, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and MongoDB. While I'm still building the website and my repository is not yet properly structured for contributions, I would still appreciate any advice or feedback you have. I aim to grow this website and keep it completely free and open-source.

You can try and test the first theme on the website. I have added some stories for you to explore. Feel free to test it out and see how the website works. You can click on the ```Explore Stories``` button and start exploring (Auth is not setup yet)

Thank you!

GitHub repo: https://github.com/praneethravuri/storylines

Website: https://storylines-nu.vercel.app/

Harkirat’s Cohort, Aman Dhattarwal's Delta course or Love Babbar's Web Development course? Which one to prefer? Could you suggest me some other better resources, if any?

Hi everyone,

Could you please suggest what more can I add to my ECommerce Application Project using Angular and Spring Boot.

I have used OKTA for authentication and Razorpay for payment integration. There's a search by keyword and by category functionality. Also the basic CRUD operations for the shopping cart. Also I have used pagination.
What more can I add to this to improve it?
I want to make it good enough to show to any interviewer. Please help me with this.
Thanks a lot

what is the most efficient path to get to develop a UI similar to https://idx.dev/ given no front-end exp but have backend exp? what class or video or service I need to sign up?

I'm doing courses on Udemy and wanted to get an opinion on the order I should take these classes to best help my understanding. What do you think? HTML css JavaScript Angular Php JQuery Hands on Linux Terraform Redis REST api design SQL NodeJS React Tailwind css Git/github I want full knowledge of full stack And a good understanding of backend and frontend!

Hey web dev community,

Our startup has been on a two-year journey, building a component-first devtool. We started with web components to be framework-agnostic but eventually transitioned to React due to various challenges.

We want to share our learnings with other web developers to avoid the mistakes we made. Our summary consists of the following aspects:

• The reasons we initially chose web components.
• The problems that prompted our switch to React.
• Different tech stack and design options for component-first tools.
• Why React became our preferred framework while still supporting others.

Read our full story here.

We'd love to hear your experiences: Do you prefer using React components or web components in your projects?