Web Developments Trends 2020

Web Developments Trends in 2020

Hi, Buddy, How is going? I am your host Faruk and now I talk to you about the web developments trends 2020. This is very important for the beginners who want to learn web development but don’t know how to start and what things you should learn. 

Vs Code Editor:

First, you are going to need a code editor and I recommend you Vs Code. Vs Code editor is free and open-source software. It has great support from the community and great extensions.

Web Browse: 

You going to need a web browser I would recommend Chrome or Firefox I prefer you're going to need a few editor extensions Vs Code has a lot extension and among the top of those that I would recommend our live server and live SAS compiler if you're going to be working with SAS. You can also use a free server like Xammp, Wamp, Mamp which is comfortable for you. 

HTML & CSS: 

I recommend a third-party terminal like git bash especially you are working form windows. So, again if you're just starting I will always recommend that you start with HTML and CSS. HTML is not a programming language it's a mark-up language & CSS is a stylesheet language but these are the building blocks of the web every web page or web app no matter what framework or server-side the language you are using ultimately ends up being HTML & CSS.

So, you'll need to learn semantic HTML-5  elements basic CSS like positioning, box model, flexbox, grid, custom properties you'll need to learn about responsive layouts like media queries REM units and the mobile responsive and the browser tools get familiar with them they will help you to troubleshoot issues and see what is being rendered in the browser. 

So, after you've created a basic web site you're going to want to deploy it somewhere so the traditional approach would be getting a domain name and managed to host with cPanel and then using an FTP file uploader such as FileZilla to upload the files cPanel provides a ton of functionality and makes it easy to set up a website set up email addresses and so many other things. 

If managed hosting with cPanel is the route you're wanting to talk I would recommend web hosting squared web hosting is very affordable and reliable.
If you have a very basic website and you setup wants to put it up somewhere and you don't care about all the bells and whistles of cPanel you could us static hosting such as net lafha or Github pages.

JavaScript:

Next, you're want to learn JavaScript. I recommend vanilla JavaScript just plain JavaScript without any frameworks. I get this question a lot should I start learning to react. React uses JavaScript so if you don't know JavaScript then you're gonna have a hard time learning react. 

So, learn the basics of JavaScript datatype, functions, conditionals loops, learn about manipulating the document object model and events learn about the fetch API and JASON and then all of the es6 and Beyond features such as the arrow, functions promises async-await D, structuring and template literals these are all things that you're going to use in react.

GitHub & Git:

Next, you want to learn as well so get and GitHub get is a version control system, in my opinion. it's the most popular version control system out there are others but the majority of companies use git.

It may not always be used alongside GitHub but it is more commonly use with GitHub as it's remote repository next you're going to want to learn some basic command line so learn about NPM that's note package manager learn about the git command line and basic navigation on how to create file and folder structure very basic things don't let the command line scare you next AP is and rest so learn about how to retrieve data from external sources and SAS.
So, SAS is a CSS pre-compiler and it is CSS with superpowers it writing CSS more like a programming language and you can mix-ins and functions and it just makes it easier.

Now let's talk about some frameworks and back-end language. So, once you've gotten familiar with HTML and CSS and JavaScript you can start moving on to some frameworks for HTML and CSS the most popular framework is bootstrap I do not recommend bootstrap for every project. 

If you just need to prototype a project use bootstrap, quickly, it's easy if you want to have just a very basic website and you don't care that looks like a bootstrap.

The theme then uses bootstrap but if you're trying to create a custom website don't use bootstrap you're going to end up fighting with bootstrap more than it's going to help you on the front end with JavaScript there are three frameworks that I recommend and that is the angular view and react and I'll show you in a minute on some charts which are more popular.

It is a very corporate centric. It's for very large applications and complex applications. In my opinion, the view is easy to learn and move on to back-end technologies back-end languages Nodejs is not a framework but is based on JavaScript.

So, if you already know JavaScript node has tons of packages that can expand you can install something like Express and create a web server so if you're looking in the backend development and you already know JavaScript Nodejs would be the way to go the other very popular backend language that I think is taking over is Python and when it comes to machine learning and AI Python is king now. I would still say JavaScript is first and number two I would say is Python.

* AI Chatbots (Python, TensorFlow
* Interactive Design / Motion UI
* Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
* Responsive Web Design
* Mobile Apps Developments
* Desktop Apps Developments (Electron)
* TypeScript 
* GraphQL

So, if you are current employer uses angular focus on angular if the company that you're interviewing with uses react focus on React before your interview and then learn other technologies in your spare time. Take your time to stay leering.

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