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How to be a Web Developer

This complete beginner's guide is for anyone interested in becoming a web developer. Aimed at those without any previous experience, this book provides an overview of the key principles of modern web development.You'll gain insight into the key facets of JavaScript, HTML and CSS, as well as the difference between front-end, back-end, and full stack development. You'll also be introduced to popular tools and frameworks such as React, Angular, GraphQL, and Node.js, and gain an understanding of the role of a web developer: what it entails, how to secure your first role, and how to survive your first week in the job. Moreover, How to be a Web Developer will take you through the steps of building your first web application, allowing you to apply the principles you've learned in a practical way. Filled with additional information and resources, this book will give you the knowledge and tools needed to start your journey tobecoming a professional web developer. What You Will LearnMaster the principles of JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and UX DesignUtilize tools and frameworks like React, Angular and GraphQLUnderstand what it means to be a web developer and what it entailsDevelop key soft skills such as teamwork and project managementGain practical knowledge that will help you get started as a web developerWho This Book Is ForComplete beginners without any previous knowledge or experience who are interested in web development.

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This complete beginner's guide is for anyone interested in becoming a web developer. Aimed at those without any previous experience, this book provides an overview of the key principles of modern web development.You'll gain insight into the key facets of JavaScript, HTML and CSS, as well as the difference between front-end, back-end, and full stack development. You'll also be introduced to popular tools and frameworks such as React, Angular, GraphQL, and Node.js, and gain an understanding of the role of a web developer: what it entails, how to secure your first role, and how to survive your first week in the job. Moreover, How to be a Web Developer will take you through the steps of building your first web application, allowing you to apply the principles you've learned in a practical way. Filled with additional information and resources, this book will give you the knowledge and tools needed to start your journey tobecoming a professional web developer. What You Will LearnMaster the principles of JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and UX DesignUtilize tools and frameworks like React, Angular and GraphQLUnderstand what it means to be a web developer and what it entailsDevelop key soft skills such as teamwork and project managementGain practical knowledge that will help you get started as a web developerWho This Book Is ForComplete beginners without any previous knowledge or experience who are interested in web development.

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This complete beginner's guide is for anyone interested in becoming a web developer. Aimed at those without any previous experience, this book provides an overview of the key principles of modern web development.You'll gain insight into the key facets of JavaScript, HTML and CSS, as well as the difference between front-end, back-end, and full stack development. You'll also be introduced to popular tools and frameworks such as React, Angular, GraphQL, and Node.js, and gain an understanding of the role of a web developer: what it entails, how to secure your first role, and how to survive your first week in the job. Moreover, How to be a Web Developer will take you through the steps of building your first web application, allowing you to apply the principles you've learned in a practical way. Filled with additional information and resources, this book will give you the knowledge and tools needed to start your journey tobecoming a professional web developer. What You Will LearnMaster the principles of JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and UX DesignUtilize tools and frameworks like React, Angular and GraphQLUnderstand what it means to be a web developer and what it entailsDevelop key soft skills such as teamwork and project managementGain practical knowledge that will help you get started as a web developerWho This Book Is ForComplete beginners without any previous knowledge or experience who are interested in web development.

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