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Web Developers Guide

Front End Engineer -

Inorder to become a front end engineer you must focus on learning below technology stack -

1. Html

2. Css

3. Javascript

4. Ajax

5. Jquery

6. Bootstrap

7. Material UI

8. Angular, React or Vue Framework

9. Rest Api

10. Sass

Back End Engineer -

Inorder to become a back end engineer you must focus on learning below technology stack -

1. Node Js Express or

2. Ruby on Rails or

3. Php or

4. Java Jsp Servelets

5. Python Django or Flask

For Full Stack Developer you will need to learn above along with below -

1. AWS or

2. Google Cloud

3. Firebase or

4. Heroku or

5. IBM Cloud

6. Microsoft Azure


Web Development as a career is amazing but if you are interested in getting a job make sure you learn some Trending Frameworks mentioned above like React etc. which will give you an edge over other developers.


Hope this helps.

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