The straightest path to being a full-stack web developer
If you're new to web development or want to be a web developer then you may confuse about the different stacks and technologies available in the market. I'm not discussing dozen of stacks, I'm only talking about the straightest and best way to be a web developer and get a job or start freelancing.
Step 1:
1st step is almost the same in all stacks and this will help you to create a basic structure of the website:
HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
Step 2:
2nd step may also same in all stacks to style your website:
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
Step 3:
The most important part of your journey is 3rd step, this will make your website interactive and you'll be able to create your website more powerful:
JavaScript (including ES6)
Step 4:
This is the last step for you and in this step, you'll use your JavaScript skills in the backend of the server-side and connect your website with the database:
Node Js(including Express Js)
After these steps, you'll be able to create both, the front and back end of your website but this is not the end. This is a bitter truth that no one is fully full-stack. If you know backend and frontend you're a full-stack. Still, you have to keep learning remarkable powerful frameworks and libraries like React, Vue, or Angular for complex frontend websites and Express, Sails, or Meteor for complex backends.
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