Complete roadmap to become a full-stack web-developer

 


Steps to become a paid full stack web-developer


Here's is the complete roadmap to become a successful paid full stack developer follow these steps to learn web developement.

One of the biggest question that comes to someone's mind when they are just starting their journey to become a web developer is that they don't know what to learn first and how to learn some of the people start their journey from very complex programming languages and later fail. But don't worry here's the complete guide to become a web-developer. All you have to do is just have a look at these steps and start your journey to a successful full stack web-developer.

We will start with the most basic part of web development that is front-end
Front-end development is what in which a developer develops that part of a website which is displayed to the user and this consists of-:

Front-end

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • Java-Script

Html is the skeleton of a website which determines the website's layout and the components of the websites 

Css stands for cascading style sheets. Css are used to design the websites and give webpages a dynamic look. It consists of colors, background, images, border, positioning, animation etc.

Whereas javascript is the brain of the website. Java script were designed to make a website alive. Java-Script consist of the working of the website and to store or work with the user response. It is also used in backend of the website which we will discuss later.

Frameworks

  • React 
  • Vue js
  • Angular js
  • Webpack

Basically, frameworks are the predefined foundation of the website and the developer uses the basic foundation to code his/her website. One of the most popular framework is React Js. To get started with framework one must have a good command is javascript and then proceed to learn any of these following frameworks. One of the most recommended framework to learn after having learned javascript is React js and it is quite similar with javascript.

Styles

  • Bootstrap
  • Tailwind Css
  • Material UI

Some of the time building and designing a website from scratch can be lot annoying and time taking. But we have some of the useful tools to get our work done in very less time. These style sets have predefined css property with a specific id or class, to use it one will just have to get the class or id name and place it in the required div. These are used just to create awesome design in the webpages in very less time. Bootstrap and Tailwind css are quite similar and are very easy to get used

Back-end

  • Php
  • Node Js
  • Ruby
  • Java (spring)
  • ASP.NET
  • Redis

Back-end is the part of the website that is not accessible by the user. Back-end consists of the data of the user the files of the websites and a lot critical data about the websites and the user. Back-end consists of a webserver which is responsible for which part of the website will be displayed when a specific client requests a spacific part of the website we can program the backend with help of these following languages. Node js is the most emergin backend language

RDBMS

  • MS SQL
  • MY SQL
  • Post gres

Whenever the website have some user then they have data stored in the webserver of the website and these are the the database management system languages.

No SQL

  • Mongo DB
  • Casandra
  • Couch DB
  • Elastic search

Graph

  • Neo4j
  • ArangoDB


Devops-:


Proceeding further, these are the hosting providers for the website. Hosting is where the static files of the websites are stored and these providers helps to maintain the files and push any updates to the website.

Infrastructure

  • NIGIX
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • ELK

Automation

  • Ansible
  • Chef
  • Jenkins

Virtualization

  • Docker
  • Vagrant
  • VM ware
  • Bladecenter

To make apps for the operating systems like android and ios we take in use of the following technologies mentioned below
They provide a better and convient way to create apps for Android and Ios

Android

  • Java 
  • Kotlin
  • SDK

IOS

  • Object C
  • Swift
  • Flutter

Cross platform

  • React Native
  • Ionic
  • PWA
  • Unity
  • Xamarin






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