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How to become Full Stack Developer in 2019

So, You want to be a Full Stack developer. Becoming a full stack developer is like manufacturing a car. You will not only design how it is going to look, but you will also be responsible for its actions when the gear is changed or when the engine is started or anything related to that car. I think you got what I am trying to convey. You can guess it now that becoming a full stack developer is like doing it all. It requires you to cover a lot of skills. For beginners it’s often not easy to find the right learning path and to gain quick result. At first sight it might be really difficult to understand what you need to learn and how everything fits together at the end. In this post, I will give you an overview of few of the most trendy Web Stacks that are used in the industries. So, What is Web stack? A Web Stack is basically a bundle of software that runs everything from the frontend to the backend, from databases to server administration to rendering the website. Even for ...

How to get started with web development

So, You want to become a web developer but you are still confused about where to start. In this article, you will get a step by step guide on how you can enter the world of web development. According to Wikipedia Web development is the work involved in developing a web site for the Internet (World Wide Web) or an intranet (a private network). Web development can range from developing a simple single static page of plain text to complex web-based internet applications (web apps) and social network services. There are basically two types of websites — Static and Dynamic. Static websites are written in HTML and CSS(sometimes JavaScript also). They don’t have any database or remote server. The only form of interactivity on a static website is a hyperlink. The simple websites with few pages which do not change dynamically can be called static websites. A Dynamic website is a website that not only uses HTML and CSS but also uses server-side languages like Node.js, PH...