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It is because there is just a lot to know: - HTML - CSS - JS - Backend language - HTTP protocol - DBMS - Ops/Deployment/troubleshooting ... and that's j
by JoelMcCracken 3y ago
It is because there is just a lot to know:
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Backend language
- HTTP protocol
- DBMS
- Ops/Deployment/troubleshooting
... and that's just the high-level needs.
My advice:
- start with tech you know (I guess Go or Java)
- make a dead simple html-only site first. use forms.
- once you're comfortable, add css/JS as needed.
- increment, learning bit n bobs as you go.