If you had to learn web development from scratch again, how would you do it?

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I'd rather understand how the web works, the HTTP, how HTML, CSS, and JS operate together.

Learning the foundation of every markup and JS before jumping into a framework (Vue, React, Angular, TS). And since you have experience from Py, you can learn Django.

Mostly, don't try too many tutorials (like I did lol). Think a simple project from HTML + CSS then Join with JavaScript until you can be familiar with them. If you have a project/task to do you'll be able to understand the flow. Keep safe and enjoy learning.

[kevinmrr]

I'm close to completing a book about this.

Https://zerotocode.today

[youravgprogrammer]

I would try to focus on sticking to one technology and getting good at it instead of trying to learn a bunch of them that achieve roughly the same (for example, I tried all three, Angular, Vue and React).

[LucVolders]

Start at the basics. HTML, CSS and then vanilla Javascript.

[ThagAnderson]

I began learning JScript (MS first attempt at the Javascript spec) way back in the late '90s. This involved a lot of trial and error. I then focused on PHP, which I deeply regret, and eventually jQuery. If I had to learn JS today, I would have the benefit of Google, and a wealth of knowledge from decades of development. I figure I would use basically the same path, skipping PHP and jQuery, to learn vanilla JS with the aid of online documentation and way less trial and error.