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Web application development is the process of creating software applications that run on remote servers and are accessed through web browsers.
Technologies that can be used to build web applications include HTML, CSS, JavaScript for front-end development, and server-side languages like Python, JavaScript, or PHP for back-end development, which are often paired with databases like MySQL or MongoDB.
Learning web development can take around 6 months to 1 year for a complete beginner to become a full-stack developer, depending on factors like prior experience and dedication.
You can expect to spend 1-2 months mastering HTML and CSS, with an additional 2 months for responsive design and frameworks like TailwindCSS or Bootstrap.
Mastering JavaScript takes about 3 months for someone with zero programming skills, followed by 1-2 months for a frontend framework like React.js, 1-2 months for a backend framework like Express.js, and another 1-2 months for a full-stack framework like Next.js.
With a structured approach and consistent effort, you can progress from beginner to full-stack proficiency within a year.
Web design shapes the look and feel, while web development brings the design to life.
Web design focuses on the aesthetic and usability aspects of a website, including its layout, colors, fonts, and overall user experience.
Web development, on the other hand, involves coding and building the website's functionality. It includes both frontend development and back-end development.
A framework in web development is a pre-written set of code libraries and tools that provides a foundation for building web applications. It streamlines development by offering reusable components, reducing the need to write code from scratch.
Frameworks can be frontend or backend. They help manage common tasks like routing, database interaction, session management, and user authentication, enabling developers to focus on building unique features.
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