Post by account_disabled on Nov 29, 2023 5:49:43 GMT
Over the years There are a lot of people sending private messages asking admin about choosing a library to make Frontend. Which one should I use? Which is better, blue or red camp? etc. Today, I'd like to gather together and tell you all about which ones and how they are. To be useful to those who are deciding which library to use for Frontend for a new project. In making any website or web application, it is divided into two main sides: Frontend and Backend (except for those who are lucky enough to work as a Fullstack Developer, then both sides are combined).
Let's take a look first: What are the differences between these 2 sides? What Phone Number List does this article have? Show What is the difference between Frontend and Backend? Frontend is simply explained as information on the web that users can see. Frontend languages have only 3 main languages: HTML, CSS, and JS. (Those who have never studied HTML and CSS can start learning with the professional team from Designil . You can do it.) HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is a language for displaying information on the web. CSS (Cascading StyleSheet) is a language for decorating information on the web beautifully.
JS (JavaScript) is a language for adding features to information on the web. For the Frontend part, there are no other languages that can replace the 3 main languages because we must use a Web Browser (such as Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, etc.) for processing. Developers creating new languages for Frontend often create new languages and then convert them back to these base languages before using them. For example, SCSS is a CSS language that allows for adding programming functions. When actually using it, we need to convert the SCSS code to CSS first.
Let's take a look first: What are the differences between these 2 sides? What Phone Number List does this article have? Show What is the difference between Frontend and Backend? Frontend is simply explained as information on the web that users can see. Frontend languages have only 3 main languages: HTML, CSS, and JS. (Those who have never studied HTML and CSS can start learning with the professional team from Designil . You can do it.) HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is a language for displaying information on the web. CSS (Cascading StyleSheet) is a language for decorating information on the web beautifully.
JS (JavaScript) is a language for adding features to information on the web. For the Frontend part, there are no other languages that can replace the 3 main languages because we must use a Web Browser (such as Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, etc.) for processing. Developers creating new languages for Frontend often create new languages and then convert them back to these base languages before using them. For example, SCSS is a CSS language that allows for adding programming functions. When actually using it, we need to convert the SCSS code to CSS first.
