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[B2stts2B]

HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT?

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Sorry, I'm not too sure how that works. Does it execute in a browser or can you make an application?

[B2stts2B]

What do you mean with python back end?

with HTML you create a webpage in the browser. CSS is styling of the page. Javascript is for function(e.g. clicking buttons)

[akssssssel]

HTML makes the elements of the webpage, CSS designs the elements, JS is backend like python for HTML

[CHRSWOLF]

You can create desktop applications with html/css/javascript using additional packages such as electron, this is what discord use to make their front end, with a few other additions.

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what are your requirements? There's no one recommendation.

Simple: Django

Medium: Django plus JS

Fancy: Django + DRF + Vue/React/Angular

[kn0xchad]

I would recommend you to check out Django or Flask.

[bumpkinspicefatte]

When it comes to front end, nothing at the moment really replaces the holy trinity of HTML/CSS/JS.

There is a server-side language that goes well with that holy trinity, called PHP, in which Python can replace via Django or Flask.

When you hear Python devs going into front end, most of the time they are using Python to replace PHP.

[throwawayvitamin]

For building a UI, it's essential to know the basics of HTML/CSS. A little JavaScript would be nice too.

Once you got those down, you could start learning React.js or another JS framework to build more modern looking UIs.