Frontend
Frontends are what users see. A good frontend can make a project stand out from the rest. This is an introduction to building functional and clean-looking frontend sites, with both plain HTML/CSS as well as modern Javascript frameworks.
Essential Shortcuts for VS Code
- ` ctrl + `` -> Open the Terminal
HTML
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the basis of all modern websites. Although many developers don't write plain HTML anymore, it is still the underlying system and important to know. At its core, HTML is XML with specific tags used to indicate different components on your website.
CSS
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used for styling a website, which means adding formatting and layout to the bare bone of HTML.
Common Tailwind Attributes and Examples
When declaring attributes you first specify the attribute itself, and apply additional parameters that are separated by hyphens e.g. bg - gray - 100
JavaScript (JS)
JavaScript is the language that is used on the web. All sites today have some sort of JavaScript running on your browser behind the fancy HTML and CSS. Although you technically don't need to use JavaScript to write a good-looking frontend, JavaScript can extend your site, allowing you to dynamically change things on your webpage, call APIS and backends, and even write your websites in a completely different way.
JavaScript Libraries
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JavaScript Frameworks
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