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Writing a thousand lines of code and turning that into a website is one of the creative and complicated things for web developers. If you get excited seeing a lot of beautiful websites and thinking to try your hands on it then we need to open your eyes telling some important things that you should know as a web developer. Creating a website that gets a lot of users’ attention is not just about learning various programming languages, you also need to learn some other concepts like DevTools, data formats, testing, APIs, authentication and a lot of stuff like that once you will dig yourself into this field. We are going to cover some important stuff here that you should learn as a web developer. 1.  HTML / CSS / JS The most important skill or knowledge every developer should learn first is these three basic building blocks i.e. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You will be using HTML and CSS in frontend for interfaces. Just right click on your web browser and then select view page source

Every beginner starts their journey in web development learning frontend part, backend part, and some tools which are important to build the web project. Building your first project on your own after so many struggles is an exciting feeling for the beginners. You start having a lot of expectations from your job but when you enter the industry you find that your expectations are not even close to the real situation. You learn a lot of new things in your job such as how to debug the code, how to work on someone else code, how to write clean code, how to refactor your code and how to search the things on your own and build the feature. Well learning these things help grow as a developer. Here we are going to discuss these things which are good to know before you start your career in web development. It will help you to manage your expectations and it will set you on the right path. 1. A Degree is not Just the Option to Enter in Programming  If you want to make a career in programmi

If you are one of those people who find the idea of making machines follow their instructions fascinating, this article might help you to explore the entire science behind it. The devices that you use, from computers and smartphones to smart TVs and virtual assistants, all work in a certain manner. But how do these devices know what tasks to perform and how to perform them? They are told what to do with the help of coding. But  what is coding? Coding refers to the process of writing instructions for machines in such a way that they are able to understand them and behave or respond accordingly. In this article, we will answer the following questions in as comprehensive a way as possible: What does coding mean, and what is it used for? How does it work? What are the different types of coding technologies and languages? In what ways is coding beneficial? Continue reading for an enlightening discussion! Coding 101 – An Introduction For Beginners Our

True DevOps success means being able to extend initial project results to other critical application pipelines throughout the enterprise. Here are five ways to navigate the obstacles. Call it the DevOps disconnect. Excitement about DevOps keeps rising, with one  report  even suggesting that the number of companies that have adopted DevOps or plan to do so has surpassed 90%. And the DevOps tools market is expected to grow to over $10 billion by 2023. At the same time, Gartner  predicts  that through 2022, 75% of DevOps initiatives will fail to meet expectations due to issues around organizational learning and change. By unifying development and operations end to end, DevOps promises to increase companies’ speed and agility in software delivery as they grow their digital initiatives, without sacrificing quality. Yet while many organizations are finding success with DevOps pilot projects, they’ve struggled to scale those results further in the enterprise. So, everything is aw