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web devleoperMuhammad Nabeel A Full Stack Developer currently active in the industry. He focuses on modernizing the workflow with React, Bootstrap, and SASS, ensuring students learn the "MERN" stack used by top-tier software houses.
Rs 10000 Rs 20000
1. The Frontend (Client-Side) The "Frontend" is everything a user sees and interacts with. Modern courses focus on making these interfaces fast, accessible, and responsive across all devices. HTML5 & Semantic Web: Building the skeleton of websites using tags that describe content (e.g., <header>, <article>, <section>). CSS3 & Modern Layouts: Mastering the Box Model, Flexbox, and CSS Grid to create professional layouts. You’ll also learn pre-processors like Sass or utility-first frameworks like Tailwind CSS. JavaScript (ES6+): The engine of the web. This covers DOM manipulation, asynchronous programming (async/await), and fetching data from APIs. Frontend Frameworks: Most modern courses specialize in React, Vue, or Angular to build "Single Page Applications" (SPAs). 2. The Backend (Server-Side) This is the "brain" behind the scenes that handles logic, users, and security. Server Runtime: Learning how to run code on a server, most commonly using Node.js (JavaScript) or Python (Django/Flask). APIs (REST & GraphQL): Learning how the frontend "talks" to the backend to send or receive data. Authentication: Implementing secure logins using tools like JWT (JSON Web Tokens) or OAuth.
The focus here is on the "Visual Web." You learn to build the structure and style of a site before making it interactive.
Semantic HTML5: Structuring content for accessibility and SEO.
Modern CSS3: Mastering Flexbox, Grid, and utility-first frameworks like Tailwind CSS.
Responsive Design: Using a mobile-first approach to ensure sites work on any screen size.
JavaScript (ES6+): Learning the logic behind the web (variables, loops, and DOM manipulation).
Once basics are set, courses move into professional-grade efficiency.
React or Next.js: Building dynamic, component-based Single Page Applications (SPAs).
State Management: Handling complex data with tools like Zustand or Redux Toolkit.
TypeScript: Adding "type safety" to JavaScript to prevent bugs before they happen.
This phase covers what happens "under the hood" of an application.
Server-side Logic: Using Node.js or Python (FastAPI/Django) to handle data.
API Development: Designing RESTful or GraphQL APIs to connect the frontend to the backend.
Databases: Learning SQL (PostgreSQL) for structured data or NoSQL (MongoDB) for flexibility.
Muhammad Nabeel A Full Stack Developer currently active in the industry. He focuses on modernizing the workflow with React, Bootstrap, and SASS, ensuring students learn the "MERN" stack used by top-tier software houses.
