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Ausrichie:There is nothing like algorithms or data structures in HTML ---- yo right on this. I myself don't consider it a programming language they are for designing web pages, not programming. -- for this. yo right too. HTML is a Hypertext lang. for structuring content on the web while CSS is for styling the content. Without Html and CSS, no well-defined structure for web content with style. |
Ayotimi222:Python is a simple syntax and learning language. Django and flask as a framework for python make web dev very easy to build. worry less I have a detailed and practical ebook on python language. o7o16543752-- ben check my signature to reach me |
Marshalldrezzy:my write up to help up- coming Everyone wants to handle a section or service on the web. that's cool. the web is damn wide for all to get a space. I am a web guy from the web development section and frontend practically and backend for security. (Lover of React and nextJs)... NO EGO(just me). if you are a beginner and confuse, worry less it is normal cus there is a lot of info, lang, framework/library online. so its confusion already. I am a learner too, every web personnel out there is forever learner. its a thing of mental disturbance sometimes(quoted a poster from the comments here)...lol ![]() have explained this on some thread but will do it again here. I will focus on web development. Web development is of two sections primarily; FrontEnd Developer BackEnd Developer 1. FrontEnd Dev. This is the beginning of the web and mostly a Web developer (not primarily the start of web cus you need to understand how the web wotk e.g HTTP, www... etc). but not everyone wants to be a frontEnd dev. but there is a need to have little knowledge of how things run in this section (e.g like Html, basic CSS). now what a Frontend dev must know as a beginner 1. HTML 2. CSS 3. Javascript 4. Control version (am a fan of Github)....... this is very important for both frontend and backend dev. I have a detailed Ebook on GitHub as a CV. There is bootstrap but forget it until you are good with CSS. Graphics design knowledge is an advantage but not a must. best resource. (ebook and online) I love so far. https://javascript.info/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web (after reading the whole page, click Installing basic software and move on reading). https://w3schools.com after learning intensively the beginner lists I made. its time to choose a Javascript framework/library (it's for frontend ). Have you heard that the framework is the machine? Framework/library makes it easier to develop a web app by writing pieces of code and link them together to make one powerful app. not compulsory to build all projects with framework or library E.g calculator, converter, static page. But building them with frame/library increases your confidence in it. Frontend dev has their js framework and library used for UI rendering just as backend as theirs. The popular ones are; don't mind the order of the list 1. Angular. (framework) 2. Reactjs (library) (nextJs and likes of others for server rendering--- still a frontend tool use with reactjs ) 3. Vuejs (library) ......others not mention. 2. Backend Developers The backend dev deals with logic, dynamic, security (frontend also deals with this when they work with js framework/library). They know little of the frontend and have tools for interacting with UI and logics at the back. Framework and Languages for backend respectively. --(framework are in bracket and lang with no bracket except ASP.NET with its lang. inside bracket). laravel is the framework(PHP) Django(python) Express (Node.js/JavaScript) ASP.NET (supported .NET language (C#, Visual Basic, etc.)) Flask (Python) Ruby on Rails (Ruby) Mojolicious (Perl) Spring Boot (Java) .... first 4 on the list are worth it. check this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/First_steps/Web_frameworks to know factors to consider before choosing a framework. ..................................................................................................... Control version (eg Github) is very important for all programmers. for well comprehensive and practicing ebook and videos on FrontEnd and BackEnd Dev, beep me. check my signATURE to reach me. hope I make someone smile with career direction now in web dev. there are some tools I don't mention, I don't want to derails you from your basic learning but as you learn you will know e.g Codepen(just like your note-keeper on fone). Get a LinkedIn account and showcase your project when its time. you will know the time yourself. yah.. if you have both dev section skill. GBAM.. you are a full stack developer (need to know some packages which I did not mention but trust me, on your way of learning the skill, you will surely meet them and forcefully learn them. , the guy that said is mental stuff will now understand the definition of that mental stress.... this happens only at the beginning). HAPPy coding |
devdev: [s]Yes. cus at a point, you will need a knowledge that goes beyond self-learning to start with.[/s] |
9jaflintblowz:i will repost the same post i wrote in a thread Everyone wants to handle a section or service on the web. that's cool. the web is damn wide for all to get a space. I am a web guy from the web development section and frontend practically and backend for security. (Lover of React and nextJs)... NO EGO(just me). if you are a beginner and confuse, worry less it is normal cus there is a lot of info, lang, framework/library online. so its confusion already. I am a learner too, every web personnel out there is forever learner. its a thing of mental disturbance sometimes(quoted a poster from the comments here)...lol ![]() have explained this on some thread but will do it again here. I will focus on web development. Web development is of two sections primarily; FrontEnd Developer BackEnd Developer 1. FrontEnd Dev. This is the beginning of the web and mostly a Web developer (not primarily the start of web cus you need to understand how the web wotk e.g HTTP, www... etc). but not everyone wants to be a frontEnd dev. but there is a need to have little knowledge of how things run in this section (e.g like Html, basic CSS). now what a Frontend dev must know as a beginner 1. HTML 2. CSS 3. Javascript 4. Control version (am a fan of Github)....... this is very important for both frontend and backend dev. I have a detailed Ebook on GitHub as a CV. There is bootstrap but forget it until you are good with CSS. Graphics design knowledge is an advantage but not a must. best resource. (ebook and online) I love so far. https://javascript.info/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web (after reading the whole page, click Installing basic software and move on reading). https://w3schools.com after learning intensively the beginner lists I made. its time to choose a Javascript framework/library (it's for frontend ). Have you heard that the framework is the machine? Framework/library makes it easier to develop a web app by writing pieces of code and link them together to make one powerful app. not compulsory to build all projects with framework or library E.g calculator, converter, static page. But building them with frame/library increases your confidence in it. Frontend dev has their js framework and library used for UI rendering just as backend as theirs. The popular ones are; don't mind the order of the list 1. Angular. (framework) 2. Reactjs (library) (nextJs and likes of others for server rendering--- still a frontend tool use with reactjs ) 3. Vuejs (library) ......others not mention. 2. Backend Developers The backend dev deals with logic, dynamic, security (frontend also deals with this when they work with js framework/library). They know little of the frontend and have tools for interacting with UI and logics at the back. Framework and Languages for backend respectively. --(framework are in bracket and lang with no bracket except ASP.NET with its lang. inside bracket). laravel is the framework(PHP) Django(python) Express (Node.js/JavaScript) ASP.NET (supported .NET language (C#, Visual Basic, etc.)) Flask (Python) Ruby on Rails (Ruby) Mojolicious (Perl) Spring Boot (Java) .... first 4 on the list are worth it. check this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/First_steps/Web_frameworks to know factors to consider before choosing a framework. ..................................................................................................... Control version (eg Github) is very important for all programmers. for well comprehensive and practicing ebook and videos on FrontEnd and BackEnd Dev, beep me. check my signATURE to reach me. hope I make someone smile with career direction now in web dev. there are some tools I don't mention, I don't want to derails you from your basic learning but as you learn you will know e.g Codepen(just like your note-keeper on fone). Get a LinkedIn account and showcase your project when its time. you will know the time yourself. yah.. if you have both dev section skill. GBAM.. you are a full stack developer (need to know some packages which I did not mention but trust me, on your way of learning the skill, you will surely meet them and forcefully learn them. , the guy that said is mental stuff will now understand the definition of that mental stress.... this happens only at the beginning). HAPPy coding |
Everyone wants to handle a section or service on the web. that's cool. the web is damn wide for all to get a space. I am a web guy from the web development section and frontend practically and backend for security. (Lover of React and nextJs)... NO EGO(just me). I have been following this thread to this point... I love it. if you are a beginner and confuse, worry less it is normal cus there is a lot of info, lang, framework/library online. so its confusion already. I am a learner too, every web personnel out there is forever learner. its a thing of mental disturbance sometimes(quoted a poster from the comments here)...lol ![]() have explained this on some thread but will do it again here. I will focus on web development. Web development is of two sections primarily; FrontEnd Developer BackEnd Developer 1. FrontEnd Dev. This is the beginning of the web and mostly a Web developer (not primarily the start of web cus you need to understand how the web wotk e.g HTTP, www... etc). but not everyone wants to be a frontEnd dev. but there is a need to have little knowledge of how things run in this section (e.g like Html, basic CSS). now what a Frontend dev must know as a beginner 1. HTML 2. CSS 3. Javascript 4. Control version (am a fan of Github)....... this is very important for both frontend and backend dev. I have a detailed Ebook on GitHub as a CV. There is bootstrap but forget it until you are good with CSS. Graphics design knowledge is an advantage but not a must. best resource. (ebook and online) I love so far. https://javascript.info/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web (after reading the whole page, click Installing basic software and move on reading). https://w3schools.com after learning intensively the beginner lists I made. its time to choose a Javascript framework/library (it's for frontend ). Have you heard that the framework is the machine? Framework/library makes it easier to develop a web app by writing pieces of code and link them together to make one powerful app. not compulsory to build all projects with framework or library E.g calculator, converter, static page. But building them with frame/library increases your confidence in it. Frontend dev has their js framework and library used for UI rendering just as backend as theirs. The popular ones are; don't mind the order of the list 1. Angular. (framework) 2. Reactjs (library) (nextJs and likes of others for server rendering--- still a frontend tool use with reactjs ) 3. Vuejs (library) ......others not mention. 2. Backend Developers The backend dev deals with logic, dynamic, security (frontend also deals with this when they work with js framework/library). They know little of the frontend and have tools for interacting with UI and logics at the back. Framework and Languages for backend respectively. --(framework are in bracket and lang with no bracket except ASP.NET with its lang. inside bracket). laravel is the framework(PHP) Django(python) Express (Node.js/JavaScript) ASP.NET (supported .NET language (C#, Visual Basic, etc.)) Flask (Python) Ruby on Rails (Ruby) Mojolicious (Perl) Spring Boot (Java) .... first 4 on the list are worth it. check this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/First_steps/Web_frameworks to know factors to consider before choosing a framework. ..................................................................................................... Control version (eg Github) is very important for all programmers. for well comprehensive and practicing ebook and videos on FrontEnd and BackEnd Dev, beep me. check my signATURE to reach me. hope I make someone smile with career direction now in web dev. there are some tools I don't mention, I don't want to derails you from your basic learning but as you learn you will know e.g Codepen(just like your note-keeper on fone). Get a LinkedIn account and showcase your project when its time. you will know the time yourself. yah.. if you have both dev section skill. GBAM.. you are a full stack developer (need to know some packages which I did not mention but trust me, on your way of learning the skill, you will surely meet them and forcefully learn them. , the guy that said is mental stuff will now understand the definition of that mental stress.... this happens only at the beginning). HAPPy coding |
Everyone wants to handle a section or service on the web. that's cool. the web is damn wide for all to get a space. I am a web guy from the web development section and frontend practically and backend for security. (Lover of React and nextJs)... NO EGO(just me). I have been following this thread to this point... I love it. if you are a beginner and confuse, worry less it is normal cus there is a lot of info, lang, framework/library online. so its confusion already. I am a learner too, every web personnel out there is forever learner. its a thing of mental disturbance sometimes(quoted a poster from the comments here)...lol ![]() have explained this on some thread but will do it again here. I will focus on web development. Web development is of two sections primarily; FrontEnd Developer BackEnd Developer 1. FrontEnd Dev. This is the beginning of the web and mostly a Web developer (not primarily the start of web cus you need to understand how the web wotk e.g HTTP, www... etc). but not everyone wants to be a frontEnd dev. but there is a need to have little knowledge of how things run in this section (e.g like Html, basic CSS). now what a Frontend dev must know as a beginner 1. HTML 2. CSS 3. Javascript 4. Control version (am a fan of Github)....... this is very important for both frontend and backend dev. I have a detailed Ebook on GitHub as a CV. There is bootstrap but forget it until you are good with CSS. Graphics design knowledge is an advantage but not a must. best resource. (ebook and online) I love so far. https://javascript.info/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web (after reading the whole page, click Installing basic software and move on reading). https://w3schools.com after learning intensively the beginner lists I made. its time to choose a Javascript framework/library (it's for frontend ). Have you heard that the framework is the machine? Framework/library makes it easier to develop a web app by writing pieces of code and link them together to make one powerful app. not compulsory to build all projects with framework or library E.g calculator, converter, static page. But building them with frame/library increases your confidence in it. Frontend dev has their js framework and library used for UI rendering just as backend as theirs. The popular ones are; don't mind the order of the list 1. Angular. (framework) 2. Reactjs (library) (nextJs and likes of others for server rendering--- still a frontend tool use with reactjs ) 3. Vuejs (library) ......others not mention. 2. Backend Developers The backend dev deals with logic, dynamic, security (frontend also deals with this when they work with js framework/library). They know little of the frontend and have tools for interacting with UI and logics at the back. Framework and Languages for backend respectively. --(framework are in bracket and lang with no bracket except ASP.NET with its lang. inside bracket). laravel is the framework(PHP) Django(python) Express (Node.js/JavaScript) ASP.NET (supported .NET language (C#, Visual Basic, etc.)) Flask (Python) Ruby on Rails (Ruby) Mojolicious (Perl) Spring Boot (Java) .... first 4 on the list are worth it. check this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/First_steps/Web_frameworks to know factors to consider before choosing a framework. ..................................................................................................... Control version (eg Github) is very important for all programmers. for well comprehensive and practicing ebook and videos on FrontEnd and BackEnd Dev, beep me. check my signATURE to reach me. hope I make someone smile with career direction now in web dev. there are some tools I don't mention, I don't want to derails you from your basic learning but as you learn you will know e.g Codepen(just like your note-keeper on fone). Get a LinkedIn account and showcase your project when its time. you will know the time yourself. yah.. if you have both dev section skill. GBAM.. you are a full stack developer (need to know some packages which I did not mention but trust me, on your way of learning the skill, you will surely meet them and forcefully learn them. , the guy that said is mental stuff will now understand the definition of that mental stress.... this happens only at the beginning). HAPPy coding |
Froshloaded:javascript.info and https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/ are the best so far that have seen. check them out. the later teaches you most topics you'll meet in js frameworks and library. |
dauddy97:your digit |
javascript2020:. i think what you need is a direction. what todo next. tutor is cool too, but pick proj and work on. |
Muyiwamary:google about the two package |
Froshloaded:operator. owner of this thread you referred to |
barapistis:share your method |
Ajibel:hmmm... how will i put this... everybody wants and goes for easy packages. that's the problem. am not discriminating here. but the fact that you don't understand a package doesn't everyone should dislike it too... Nope. anyway, just for you to know, Angular is cool, react and vue are cool too. in the hours of a larger project and full dependency.. i will stay with Angular. your choice for you too. but i wish you will state why the op should not go for Angular. or yo scare of typescript...no offense. to the op, don't get too involved with framework/library for now. stay with learning in-depth js. |
devdev:knowledge is money.. for the 1k guy, yo selling knowledge.. cool. back to the question. there are 3 ways to fix that; 1. go find the js/jquery that binds it to the DOM(Html tag) and delete it. 2. navigate to the CSS id or class that the Html(footer) is bind to and add this.... "visibility: hidden !important;" 3. follow the same step 2 and add 'opacity: 0 !important;' instead of "visibility: hidden !important;" if that doesn't work. beep me back. |
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Froshloaded:start from here and follow........ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript to learn in-depth js and web development but if you get to the python and Django part in the site, beep me. you will choose a js framework after you learn js finish. Angular, react and vue are js framework/library. for you to work on Angular, you need to understand typescript which is a superscript for js. mail me if you need ts and js books. you need js to work with reactjs. bennytechno1@gmail.com both frontend and backend or full-stack is perfect. it's your choice. Again, angularJs is different from angular. Angular is the new framework for js from google. angularJs is what is being used before from google too. so let's talk on angular which is an update of the previous. Angular is a front-end framework used in different companies and connects to the backend guys. Angular is basically on typescript/js, you need to understand ts/js to use it. typescript is the superset of js. some said reactjs is a library just for view rendering. ok, but I think the facebook guys who create react as worked hard to make it appear as a framework to others. when you are ready to choose a js framework, beep me, I have a well-detailed ebook on Angular with projects (+ full-stack project) for an affordable price. |
Why Angular? Angular has a lot of interesting points and a vision that few other frameworks have. It has been designed for the Web of tomorrow, with ECMAScript 6, Web Components and Mobile in mind. it’s not just a fun application, it’s a complete one. You’ll have to write components, forms, tests, use the router, call an HTTP API (that we have already built) and even do Web Sockets. It has all the pieces you’ll need for writing a real app. This is for web developers (Beginner and intermediate) who intend to learn, easily understand and use Angular framework and its environment for both frontend and backend projects. You can get a well-packed, well explained and projects(including one full-stack project) ebook at an affordable price. what to expect in the ebook You’ll learn: • Using the Angular CLI to quickly create a front-end project, generating components, pipes, directives, and services, etc.. • Using Angular router for routing and navigation. • Build and submit forms( reactive and template-based approaches). • Build professional-grade UIs with Angular Material. contact me @ 07016543752 / bennytechno1@gmail.com Even if you are not convinced by Angular in the end, I’m pretty sure you will have learnt a thing or two along your read. |
ABCthings:i dislike the way you ended it. no pics doesn't mean it is a scam. i actually have an interest in animation before diving into web development. i don't have a tutor then, so i leave it. i still love it though. |
Froshloaded:To answer your question. institutes I know in lag here boatacademy -- get there address from their website aptech new horizons niit (kind of costly) And i guess you want this because of speed and learning fast. it's fine. but if its bcx of fear of self-learning, you've got to seriously work on that, though it is normal for the first time but should not be forever cus your tutor won't stay with you forever. i can recommend some books and sites. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/ (i love this), javascript.info, jon duckett (both html,css and js), w3school is not bad for any level too. html-- 4 days css-- 1 week js and framework -- ?? forever ![]() i have well detailed ebook on Angular (js framework) ..... when you get to this stage, you can beep me. your choice. |
Why Angular? Angular has a lot of interesting points and a vision that few other frameworks have. It has been designed for the Web of tomorrow, with ECMAScript 6, Web Components and Mobile in mind. it’s not just a fun application, it’s a complete one. You’ll have to write components, forms, tests, use the router, call an HTTP API (that we have already built) and even do Web Sockets. It has all the pieces you’ll need for writing a real app. This is for web developers (Beginner and intermediate) who intend to learn, easily understand and use Angular framework and its environment for both frontend and backend projects. You can get a well-packed, well explained and projects(including one full-stack project) ebook at an affordable price. what to expect in the ebook You’ll learn: • Using the Angular CLI to quickly create a front-end project, generating components, pipes, directives, and services, etc.. • Using Angular router for routing and navigation. • Build and submit forms( reactive and template-based approaches). • Build professional-grade UIs with Angular Material. contact me @ 07016543752 / bennytechno1@gmail.com Even if you are not convinced by Angular in the end, I’m pretty sure you will have learnt a thing or two along your read. |
if you are cool with content writing on naija artists in music industry. mail me: bennytechno1@gmail.com ![]() |
bob is being good to avoid criticism |
guys.... lets chat and discuss this. let's see the real fans here... ![]() |
majestique: |
majestique:thanks beyond measure |
You can change the name of the Person you're quoting.... Just change the authors name. ![]() Playing around NL. |
ArrayBen:Keep the work up bro. |
Bossgem:This book is quite interesting. I downloaded it today. Thumbs up. |
Grandlord:It add the previous line to the new line |
OutOfTheAshes:Is it that you don't want it to run negative values?? |
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