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 Learn Web Development in an Easy Way – A Beginner’s Guide 

I am 20 years experienced web applications developer, I can guide you in an easy way!

This section is intended for beginners who wish to learn web development in the most straightforward manner possible. You're in the right place whether you're a student, a job changer, or simply interested in how websites operate!

Like a digital book, we'll go step by step. After learning the web development and how the web functions, you will progressively progress to creating your own simple web site.

📘 Introduction

🌐 Part 1: Frontend – Learn HTML, CSS & JavaScript 

📗 HTML Basics

  1. What is HTML?
  2. HTML Document Structure
  3. Creating Your First HTML Page

📘 HTML Tags Deep Dive

  1. Headings (<h1> to <h6>)
  2. Paragraphs (<p>)
  3. Links (<a>)
  4. Images (<img>)
  5. Lists (<ul>, <ol>, <li>)
  6. Tables (<table>, <tr>, <td>)
  7. Span and div
  8. Forms
  9. Semantic HTML
  10. Multimedia Tags
  11. HTML Entities and Special Characters
  12. Comments in HTML
🌟 CSS -  Cascading Style Sheets

1. Introduction to CSS

📌 1. Introduction to JavaScript

  • What is JavaScript?

  • Role of JavaScript in Web Development (HTML + CSS + JS)

  • Writing JavaScript: Inline, Internal, External

✏️ 2. Basic Syntax and Variables

  • Statements and Semicolons

  • Comments (//, /* */)

  • Variables: var, let, const

  • Data Types: String, Number, Boolean, Null, Undefined, Symbol

🔧 3. Operators and Expressions

  • Arithmetic Operators

  • Assignment Operators

  • Comparison Operators

  • Logical Operators

  • String Concatenation

🔁 4. Control Flow

  • Conditional Statements: if, else, else if

  • switch Statement

  • Loops: for, while, do...while

  • break and continue

🧩 5. Functions

  • Function Declaration vs Expression

  • Parameters and Return Values

  • Arrow Functions (=>)

  • Scope: Local vs Global

  • Hoisting

📦 6. Arrays

  • Creating Arrays

  • Accessing Elements

  • Array Methods: push(), pop(), shift(), unshift(), slice(), splice()

  • Looping through Arrays

📘 7. Objects

  • Object Literals

  • Properties and Methods

  • this Keyword

  • Accessing and Updating Properties

  • Nested Objects

📄 8. Events and DOM Manipulation

  • What is the DOM?

  • Selecting Elements: getElementById, querySelector, etc.

  • Changing Content and Styles

  • Adding Event Listeners: onclick, addEventListener()

  • Handling Events: click, submit, mouseover, etc.

🧰 9. Built-in Objects and Methods

📂 10. Error Handling

🔄 11. Loops and Iterators (Advanced)

  • for...in and for...of

  • map(), filter(), reduce()

🌐 12. Asynchronous JavaScript

  • setTimeout and setInterval

  • Callbacks

  • Promises

  • async/await

📡 13. Fetch API and AJAX

  • Making HTTP Requests

  • Fetching JSON Data

  • fetch() and .then() chaining

🧪 14. Handle Validations for HTML Forms

  • Getting form values

  • Validation

🔒 15. Introduction to JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks


💻 Part 2: Backend – Learn PHP & MySQL

📙 PHP Basics

  1. What is PHP?
  2. Start apache web server with WAMP or XAMP
  3. Writing Your First PHP Script
  4. PHP Syntax Overview
  5. Echo vs Print
  6. Variables and Data Types
  7. Constants
  8. Operators (Arithmetic, Comparison, Logical)
  9. Conditional Statements (if, else, elseif, switch)
  10. Loops (for, while, foreach)

📒 PHP/ MySQL Advanced Concepts

  1. Arrays (Indexed, Associative, Multidimensional)
  2. Functions (Built-in & User-defined)
  3. Include and Require (Code Reusability)
  4. Forms and PHP (GET and POST)
  5. Form Validation (Basic Server-Side Validation)
  6. Sessions and Cookies
  7. PHP and MySQL:
    • Connecting to MySQL server/client using WAMP or XAMP
    • CRUD Operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
  8. Error Handling in PHP
  9. PHP OOP (Object-Oriented Programming)
  10. Uploading Files with PHP
  11. Sending Emails in PHP
  12. Introduction to PHP Web Frameworks
  13. Introduction to PHP cURL and REST APIs
  14. What is a CMS?
  15. What is E-commerce?


 



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