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Web Development Learning Guide

The Web Development Learning Guide outlines essential skills for web development, including HTML, CSS, Tailwind CSS, and JavaScript. For frontend development, it recommends learning React, Git, and deployment tools, while full-stack development requires knowledge of Node.js, Express.js, and databases. Additional skills like responsive design and authentication are also beneficial for aspiring developers.
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Web Development Learning Guide

The Web Development Learning Guide outlines essential skills for web development, including HTML, CSS, Tailwind CSS, and JavaScript. For frontend development, it recommends learning React, Git, and deployment tools, while full-stack development requires knowledge of Node.js, Express.js, and databases. Additional skills like responsive design and authentication are also beneficial for aspiring developers.
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Web Development Learning Guide

What You Already Have:

1. HTML - Structure of webpages *

2. CSS - Styling and layout *

3. Tailwind CSS - Utility-first styling framework *

4. JavaScript - Interactivity and logic (in progress) *

What You Can Build With These Skills:

- Personal portfolios

- Landing pages

- Responsive websites

- Interactive UIs (dropdowns, sliders, modals, etc.)

- Basic apps (to-do list, calculator, form validation, etc.)

What You'll Need Next (For Full Web Dev):

Frontend (More Advanced):

- JavaScript Framework: React.js (most popular)

- Version Control: Git & GitHub

- Package Managers: npm or yarn

- Build Tools: Vite, Webpack, or Parcel

Backend (If you want full-stack):

- Node.js + Express.js

- MongoDB or PostgreSQL

- REST APIs or GraphQL

Other Good-to-Have Skills:


Web Development Learning Guide

- Responsive Design (breakpoints, flexbox, grid)

- Deployment: Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Pages

- Authentication: Firebase Auth, Auth0, or custom login systems

- State Management: Redux, React Context (for React users)

TL;DR

- HTML, CSS, Tailwind, and JavaScript form a strong foundation.

- To be job-ready as a frontend developer, learn React, Git, and deployment.

- To become a full-stack developer, add Node.js, Express, and a database.

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