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                     Web Development 
 A Beginner's Guide to Web Development 
Category Programming Techniques 
If you click on this article, it means that you are interested in web development, 
or you are thinking about starting to learn web development. Here, I'll show you 
the route to becoming a web developer, a guide for beginners on web 
development. This article doesn't teach you how to code, but points out things to 
think about before you actually write code. Web  development is an exciting and 
exciting thing to do in this rapidly changing world. To understand web 
development, let's first define a few basic concepts. 
Back-end developers write the code that runs on the server. Generally speaking, 
this part of the work needs to deal with the database, such as reading and writing 
data, reading and writing files, and implementing business logic. In some cases, 
business logic is stored on the client side, and the backend is used to provide data 
in the database in the form of Web services. Back-end developers generally need 
to master a web programming language and a database management system. 
 
 
 
You can master both the front-end and the back-end, but most web developers 
still have a preference, or even delve into one area. Although the front and back 
ends are distinguished, their respective specific tasks are not specified. 
This article is a development guide to teach you how to become a professional 
web developer. I have been involved in web development for 20 years. I also 
enjoy helping other developers at work. In what follows, I will tell you what to 
learn to become a web developer? How to study? Where to study? (mostly free 
resources). Finally, I'll cover how to get hands-on experience with development, 
and most importantly - how to make money writing code. 
Translator's note: In order to be more friendly to beginners, I will replace most of 
the links in the original text with similar Chinese resources. 
There are two caveats before we get started: 
1. You can completely skip parts of the text. 
No matter what stage you are in learning web development right now, this guide 
will help you. Each chapter of this tutorial is named according to how it describes 
your progress in acquiring knowledge. You can jump straight to the section that 
best fits your current situation and start reading. But as a beginner, or just 
starting to learn web development, read it from scratch. 
2. Try them all before you settle on a specialization. 
Making money is not the most important thing, the important thing is that you 
need to love your work. But you'll never know what you like unless you try. 
In this tutorial, I will take you through the various fields of web development, first 
taste it, and then help you choose the direction you are interested in. In the 
beginning, you don't need to be technically savvy, just know a few skins and then 
move on to the others. Until you find a direction you want to work towards, then 
study in depth. 
 Sometimes the front end just completes the display of data, while other major 
work is done in the back end. But sometimes, the back end just provides data, and 
all the calculations and specific functions are done in the front end. The 
distribution of front-end and back-end work is usually determined by the design 
and architecture of the project. 
There isn't really a definitive list either, the above are just the languages that 
developers usually think of and use. So how should you choose? Your selection 
should be based on the following aspects: job market (job opportunities), hosting 
services, available study resources, available study time, surrounding 
development environment, etc. 
 
If you really want to work in the development industry and find a job in web 
development, the most important selection factor is the job market (job 
opportunities). You need to analyze the industry situation and choose a 
programming language to learn. Another important factor is hosting services, 
such as PHP hosting is much cheaper than Java hosting. And if you want to 
develop enterprise applications, Java EE may be a good choice. But if you want to 
go live with your application, Java EE is a lot more expensive than other 
languages. 
With the popularity of Node.js, JavaScript has also become popular in back-end 
development, but it is still a new and immature technology after all, and it is not 
recommended for beginners to learn and use web development. 
In my opinion, PHP has the easiest learning curve, cheap hosting, ample learning 
resources (PHP100 is a good choice), and a relatively simple development 
environment, so I recommend learning PHP for beginner web developers. Of 
course, ASP.NET is also a good choice. Microsoft provides a lot of ASP.NET-related 
learning resources and free development tools. If you like Microsoft's 
environment, it is worth considering ASP.NET. 
If you're still a beginner, it's important to lay the groundwork before you start 
learning the framework. Frameworks can help you simplify your development 
work. There are many ready-made codebases that provide you with the structure 
of your web application, making your programming work easier and faster. If you 
are going to become a professional web developer, you must be proficient in at 
least one framework to accelerate your web development. 
 
Frameworks come in many varieties, ranging from general-purpose solutions to 
problem-specific solutions. You need to evaluate your needs first, if you choose 
PHP development, I recommend using Laravel as the frame work, it is a very 
popular MVC framework in recent years. If you choose ASP.NET, I recommend 
learning to use ASP.NET MVC and Entity Frame work. 
 
Web development can be too large, and you only want to focus on one of those 
applications, such as a content management system (CMS). If you still choose 
PHP, then I recommend Word Press, which can help you create a website, blog, or 
use an existing plugin or theme as an extension. 
 
 
 
Even if you choose to work on just one front-end or back-end development, you 
should know about the development on the other end, and doing so will make 
your team more productive. If you have learned a programming language and 
corresponding framework, you should start learning another language. Each 
programming language has its own advantages and paradigms. Knowing more 
languages can make you more aware of the problems you need to solve. Better 
understanding of problems, better solutions, and thus better developers. Finally, 
as I said before, when you choose a programming language, there are many 
factors to consider. My choices are still JavaScript, PHP, ASP.NET and Java EE. You 
can refer to it. Nowadays, more and more small partners are entering the IT 
industry and engaged in web development. So today, let's take a look at what 
web development is. With the rapid development of Internet technology in recent 
years, coupled with the rapid development of mobile applications, it can be said 
that the web really stands at the forefront of the times and is moving forward 
rapidly.