New to web application developmnet

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Hi,

I am new to web application development.

I am trying to understand the languages and in which order should I learn?

What I have tried:

I recently learned HTMl5 and CSS3. Now I am starting with Javascript, but I am feeling Javascript is a bit dry.

I want to know what are the languages I need to learn(front end, back end, and Database)
please give me a brief idea of the language their hierarchy.

Posted 14-Oct-19 11:34am

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Updated 14-Oct-19 22:33pm

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Here is a tutorial site where you will find a lot of stuff about web development.
W3Schools Online Web Tutorials[^]

Posted 14-Oct-19 11:58am

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2019-10-14T22:34:00

Javascript (and its various successor frameworks) runs in the client side (the browser) and is used for displaying and collecting information from the user. C#, VB.NET, PHP are used in the server side for handling the database part of persisting customer/user data. Microsoft's ASP.NET uses C#/VB.NET on the server and provides a very comprehensive solution. PHP and MySQL are also a popular choice.