How HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and server languages work together for web development.

Stop me if you've heard this: "Learn JavaScript." "No wait, learn Python first." "Actually, start with Go." "Real devs use Rust." "Just use PHP, it pays the bills." Meanwhile, the dev who only knows HTML and CSS just made $15K/month building Webflow sites. You don't have a language problem. You have a "which language will actually make me money right now" problem. Pick one. Build something. Ship it. Figure out the rest later. Analysis paralysis killed more dev careers than bad code ever did. #WebDev #Programming #DevLife #LearnToCode #HTML #CSS #JavaScript #PHP #Python 

The Web Development landscape, beautifully mapped! 🗺️ From Front End essentials like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, to Back End powerhouses like Python, PHP, and Java, and the crucial role of Databases and APIs. This chart is a fantastic overview for anyone starting out or looking to see the bigger picture. Which part of the map are you exploring today? Let me know your favorite framework! #WebDevelopment #Frontend #Backend #Coding #Programming #TechMap

Learn to Use the Right Tool for the Right Problem! Building backends or web services? -> Use Go, C# (ASP.NET), or… TypeScript (🤢 I mean... JS is there on the web wether you like it or not) Doing machine learning or data processing? -> Go with Python — it’s built for that world. Need performance-critical speed and control? -> Rust is your best friend. Every language has its place. The trick is knowing when and where to use it. #software #web #programming #rust #csharp #aspnet #javascript #typescript #golang

I recently revamped a live legacy system from Yii 1.x to Django without downtime. From database migration to session syncing and progressive rollout, I share practical steps, challenges, and lessons learned. Perfect for PHP & Python devs or anyone dealing with legacy systems. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eXUq9DBZ #LegacyMigration #Django #PHP #Python #WebDev #TechJourney

🚀 Build Powerful Web Apps with Django! 🐍 Django is a high-level Python framework that makes web development fast, secure, and scalable. 💻✨ With built-in features like authentication, admin panel, and ORM — you can focus on building your app, not reinventing the wheel! 🔥 Perfect for developers who love clean, efficient code. #Django #Python #WebDevelopment #Coding #ProgrammerLife

🐍 Front-end Web Development Tutorials — In this section, you will learn how to make #Python Web applications more user-friendly by leveraging the power of both the Front-end and Back-end. https://lnkd.in/gfunftH

Unlike PHP, in Python we need to import a module for any minor thing, even for regular expressions, basic math operations, generating a random number, decimal data type, working with date and time. print(random()); ^^^^^^ NameError: name 'random' is not defined. Did you forget to import 'random'? PHP has the majority of tools built in. They are ready-to-use from the box, no need to import anything. Python favors modularity resembling a constructor, while PHP is very practical and convenient for web tasks.

Stop Using the Wrong Python Web Server Setup! Everyone is using the wrong thing for webserver while making websites with Django. I’ve seen so many people using Django and Flask for production-level web applications. Sure, Django makes things easy — but let’s be honest, for the future, it’s not really that good. It uses more resources, and the performace isn’t that great either. Recently, I made a simple setup using 👉 FastAPI + Jinja2 + TailwindCSS + HTML + Vanilla JavaScript Yes, it might take a little more time to build everything manually... But isn’t it better to know what’s exeactly happening in the backend? That transparency gives you more control, security, and performance. The image below isn’t 100% accurate — but in real production, the difference becomes even more noticeable. #FastAPI #Python #WebDevelopment #Backend #Performance #Developers #TechTalk

💻 Day 3 — Full-Stack Development Practice (Python | SQL | React JS | Django) Continuing my Full-Stack Development Journey, today’s focus was on enhancing decision-making logic, managing data, adding interactivity, and building server-side responses. Key Learnings: 🐍 Python: Implemented conditional statements using if, elif, and else to control program flow based on user input. 🧮 SQL: Practiced modifying and managing data using UPDATE and DELETE statements for effective database maintenance. ⚛️ React JS: Explored the useState Hook to manage component state and built a simple counter application to understand interactive UI behavior. 🌐 Django: Created and configured basic views to handle HTTP requests and return responses, setting up the foundation for dynamic web applications. Each step is strengthening my understanding of how every layer — from backend logic to frontend interactivity — works together to build complete applications. #Python #SQL #ReactJS #Django #FullStackDevelopment #WebDevelopment #LearningInPublic #30DaysOfCode #CodingJourney

Do you know PHP is one of the best programming language you should learn in 2025, especially if you are new in tech.(Lets discuss this more on another day) For today: I just discovered a new Laravel gem today. Looks quite simple but handy. Ever tried sending FormData that includes both a file and an array? Then you already know the pain everything except the file becomes a stringified mess The array is treated as a string because it has been encoded on the frontend Laravel’s prepareForValidation() turned out to be a quiet hero here. You can intercept the request before validation and decode those JSON strings back into proper arrays or objects: Just add this method inside your form request class and do your clean up, no other action required. Thank you Taylor Otwell and team for always sweating out to the last detail #PHP #SoftwareDevelopment #Laravel