Coding Difficulties

[Enis13]

Hello BHW!
I hope you're all well! I wanted your opinion. I'm in my final year of getting a bachelor's degree in economic informatics. I've been working on designing WordPress websites through tutorials, but this year I've started learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I plan to move on to backend, but I'm facing difficulties. My question is, can I excel in backend more than frontend, or are they interconnected and should be learned together or can i learn backend and not front end! Also, what's the best way to learn programming would i learn if i rewrite other peoples projects because im not able to do in my own way? Another thought is pushing me towards UI/UX design, but I'm unsure if there's demand. I'm quite confused but eager to focus more on programming. I dont know what to do and how many hours to spend per day for programming and how to achieve what i want!Thank you for your time,its pleasure to be here with all of you!

 

[Panther28]

You can always get better in either, and join the ever increasing new releases for both front end and back end tool kits. I find it's your project that dictates your % split, and maybe where you work too, If you aren't specliazed yet, I would say consider them both, I find that working on both is left and right hand benefit, yes there are people with just 1 arm, but its easier with 2. lol that's as simple as it is for me, I can't imagine just doing the html/cs/js without testing a login system in PHP for example, or working with an API somehow. If someone paid me, or I found a good niche, with just easy templates, then I would concentrate on front end only.

So I think you should be open to both till your opportunities direct you otherwise.

 

[Enis13]

You can always get better in either, and join the ever increasing new releases for both front end and back end tool kits. I find it's your project that dictates your % split, and maybe where you work too, If you aren't specliazed yet, I would say consider them both, I find that working on both is left and right hand benefit, yes there are people with just 1 arm, but its easier with 2. lol that's as simple as it is for me, I can't imagine just doing the html/cs/js without testing a login system in PHP for example, or working with an API somehow. If someone paid me, or I found a good niche, with just easy templates, then I would concentrate on front end only.

So I think you should be open to both till your opportunities direct you otherwise.

Thank you thats what i think because front end is more easy than backend and its not programming language 100% html css js but i dont know how to learn it im not sure if i will do one day to achieve that skills,on the other hand i want to make money and take responsibilities for myself because there no more excuses for me,i finished school and i dont want to spend my time not doing anything

 

[nikonaime]

The most effective method to learn either front-end or back-end development is through project creation. Simply reading theory will only keep it as theoretical knowledge, but engaging in practical exercises ingrains the concepts in your mind. Through practical application, you establish connections and undergo intensive repetition, ultimately leading to a clearer understanding. Over time, this iterative process makes tasks appear easier and enhances comprehension.

 

[Enis13]

The most effective method to learn either front-end or back-end development is through project creation. Simply reading theory will only keep it as theoretical knowledge, but engaging in practical exercises ingrains the concepts in your mind. Through practical application, you establish connections and undergo intensive repetition, ultimately leading to a clearer understanding. Over time, this iterative process makes tasks appear easier and enhances comprehension.

How many hours per day is good to stay without break in your experience ,im totally beginner!Thanks

 

[prodon]

Backend and frontend development are interconnected but can be learned separately. Focus on one area first, then gradually expand.

 

[Enis13]

Backend and frontend development are interconnected but can be learned separately. Focus on one area first, then gradually expand.

How many hours per day is good to stay without break in your experience ,im totally beginner!Thanks

Backend and frontend development are interconnected but can be learned separately. Focus on one area first, then gradually expand.

Firstly i practice with front end and later i will try back end.Hope to understand both of them ! Thanks

 

[Teachie]

if you are free, u have time, spend like 6 hours a day at least.
if you are busy and you are willing to learn it at any cost spend at least 3 hours.

Frontend developer, UI/ UX, and Backend, these are all separated, you don't have to learn them all together ( however it's not a bad idea )
Learn the main logic: A user comes to the site > presses a button > data will be sent to backend > backend interacts with database > backend send data to the frontend > the frontend change the view

Understand this process and master it, all applications or websites follow this process and for each process, there is a tool, when you find out which step you are in, you go and find the proper tool