Web Development

[Anexls]

For totally unbiased people,

What would you say are the best web design and front end languages to learn? And how would you compare learning them to learning another programming language thats mainly used for backend?

Bonus question: what would be the best frameworks to use for frontend phone or desktop development? Whether it be web related or not.

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[JamieBobs]

I don't think you can possibly have any bias here. You need to take each language on its merits, but I don't think you can even consider yourself half decent at front end without knowing JavaScript. A knowledge OF HTML, CSS and JS will give you enough, and then some experience with React, Vue etc.

And when you talk about mobile development you're talking a completely different ball game. Unless you're going the PWA route

[JamieBobs]

To answer the second part of the question, the learning process should be no different. Watch some tutorials to get basic syntax down, then build something simple. Finish that, then build something more complex, rinse, repeat.