Course Summary

Congratulation! You've completed the entire curriculum of this course!

What we've learned in this course

We've learned the following knowledge in this course

  1. HTML
  2. CSS
  3. Javascript
  4. Bootstrap
  5. jQuery

We've gained the knowledge to create a cool and interactive website and deployed the website for everyone to access!

Jobs you can do with your current skills

With your current skills, you can take on jobs such as

  • Creating and revamping company landing pages.
  • As a junior front-end engineer, create and modify pages that are not related to the backend (such as About page and How to page).

What should you learn next?

Front-end alone cannot meet the following specifications for web services

  • Storing data permanently
  • Log in and log out
  • Send an email to users
  • Building a Payment System

And so on...

In order to achieve these requirements, you will need to learn about Back-end.

There are a number of options for developing the back-end of your website.

Backend Language + Web Framework
  • Ruby + Ruby on Rails
  • Javascript (Node.js) + Express
  • PHP + Laravel
  • Python + Django

Which one to choose is a very difficult question to answer.

But I would recommend Ruby + Ruby on Rails.

I first tried (Node.js + Express), but at the time it was too difficult for me and I gave up on it.

After that, I tried Ruby on Rails and I was able to create a web service quickly and it was a lot of fun for me.

I'm currently working on the Ruby on Rails course and hope to see you again at some point.

See you~! 🙋‍♂️

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