All true beginners need to just start with PHP and FTP. Just like 15 years ago. It's still the most popular web language for a reason. It's dead simple and work

All true beginners need to just start with PHP and FTP. Just like 15 years ago. It's still the most popular web language for a reason. It's dead simple and works well with MySQL. That's your stack if you're a beginner. Don't even worry about frameworks or even JS until you have a general sense of above. You want HTML and CSS too. Once you've built a couple moderately complex web apps, you're going to get frustrated with a lack of structure and organization withing the file system or codebase. That's when you will find a framework helpful. Google everything and learn how to view source when you are curious how another site is doing something. Sometimes it will be difficult to follow. Sometimes it's like a rabbit hole, but it gets easier to read and trace as your overall understanding improves.