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1. Which classes do you teach?
I teach Web Development Class.
2. Do you provide a demo class?
Yes, I provide a free demo class.
3. How many years of experience do you have?
I have been teaching for less than a year.
Answered 1 day ago Learn IT Courses/Web Development
Web development can feel difficult to learn because it involves several different areas and skills. Here's why it might seem challenging, explained simply:
1. Lots of Technologies: Web development requires learning various languages and tools. For example, you'll need to know HTML for structure, CSS for design, JavaScript for interactions, and possibly a back-end language like Python or C#. That's a lot to take in at once.
2. Fast-Changing Field: Technology in web development evolves quickly. New frameworks and tools come out all the time (like Angular or React), so it can feel like you're always trying to catch up.
3. Front-end and Back-end: Web developers need to understand both how the website looks and behaves (front-end) and how it works behind the scenes (back-end). Balancing both sides can be tricky.
4. Problem-Solving: Coding is all about solving problems. When your code doesn’t work, you have to figure out why, which can be frustrating and time-consuming for beginners.
5. Project Complexity: Even simple-looking websites can have a lot going on behind the scenes. Managing the logic, design, and functionality together can be overwhelming at first.
Despite these challenges, taking it step by step and focusing on one area at a time makes web development easier to handle. With practice, things start to click into place.
Answered 1 day ago Learn IT Courses/Web Development
Here are examples of a full stack web developer's "stack" without bold characters:
1. MEAN Stack:
- MongoDB (Database)
- Express.js (Back-end framework)
- Angular (Front-end framework)
- Node.js (Runtime environment)
2. MERN Stack:
- MongoDB (Database)
- Express.js (Back-end framework)
- React (Front-end framework)
- Node.js (Runtime environment)
3. LAMP Stack:
- Linux (Operating System)
- Apache (Web Server)
- MySQL (Database)
- PHP (Back-end language)
4. Django Stack:
- Python Django (Back-end framework)
- JavaScript (Front-end language or frameworks like React/Angular)
- PostgreSQL/MySQL (Database)
5. ASP.NET Stack:
- ASP.NET Core (Back-end framework)
- C# (Back-end language)
- Angular/React (Front-end framework)
- SQL Server (Database)
Each stack includes a combination of a database, back-end framework, front-end framework, and server software or runtime environment.
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Answered 1 day ago Learn IT Courses/Web Development
Web development can feel difficult to learn because it involves several different areas and skills. Here's why it might seem challenging, explained simply:
1. Lots of Technologies: Web development requires learning various languages and tools. For example, you'll need to know HTML for structure, CSS for design, JavaScript for interactions, and possibly a back-end language like Python or C#. That's a lot to take in at once.
2. Fast-Changing Field: Technology in web development evolves quickly. New frameworks and tools come out all the time (like Angular or React), so it can feel like you're always trying to catch up.
3. Front-end and Back-end: Web developers need to understand both how the website looks and behaves (front-end) and how it works behind the scenes (back-end). Balancing both sides can be tricky.
4. Problem-Solving: Coding is all about solving problems. When your code doesn’t work, you have to figure out why, which can be frustrating and time-consuming for beginners.
5. Project Complexity: Even simple-looking websites can have a lot going on behind the scenes. Managing the logic, design, and functionality together can be overwhelming at first.
Despite these challenges, taking it step by step and focusing on one area at a time makes web development easier to handle. With practice, things start to click into place.
Answered 1 day ago Learn IT Courses/Web Development
Here are examples of a full stack web developer's "stack" without bold characters:
1. MEAN Stack:
- MongoDB (Database)
- Express.js (Back-end framework)
- Angular (Front-end framework)
- Node.js (Runtime environment)
2. MERN Stack:
- MongoDB (Database)
- Express.js (Back-end framework)
- React (Front-end framework)
- Node.js (Runtime environment)
3. LAMP Stack:
- Linux (Operating System)
- Apache (Web Server)
- MySQL (Database)
- PHP (Back-end language)
4. Django Stack:
- Python Django (Back-end framework)
- JavaScript (Front-end language or frameworks like React/Angular)
- PostgreSQL/MySQL (Database)
5. ASP.NET Stack:
- ASP.NET Core (Back-end framework)
- C# (Back-end language)
- Angular/React (Front-end framework)
- SQL Server (Database)
Each stack includes a combination of a database, back-end framework, front-end framework, and server software or runtime environment.
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