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Web Development the Beginning…

 



As I mentioned in my latest gift(blog) that web-development can be done with the help of many tools such as,

1) Node.js– open source, runtime environment for developing Web apps

2)AngularJs — structural framework for dynamic Web apps

3) Brackets — a modern, open source text editor

4)Bootstrap — Javascript framework for developing responsive Web apps

5)LESS — the dynamic stylesheet language

6)Atom — a text editor

7)Notepad ++ — a text editor

To develop any web application, the things required are,

1)Code Editor (Text Editor)

2)OS (Operating System)

and

3)Language (in which we are coding)



There are many web-development languages but, the most popular, easy to code and dynamic are ,

1)HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)

2)CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

3)XML (EXtensible Markup Language)

4)PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor)

5)SQL (Structured Query Language)



Enjoyed a lot this time but, the fun will be more from the next gift(blog), because we will start with the Programming in HTML…..



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