Hello guyz. I wants to build, debug, understand, or optimize websites. What are your suggestions on a versatile toolkit that can help me achieve this.
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I got you broo!!..Building websites needs tools. For what users see, you use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These make buttons and menus work.
Frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js help make websites cool. Browser tools help fix problems. Webpack or Parcel make code neat, and Babel helps with old browsers.
For the hidden part, you use Node.js and Express.js for servers, and databases like MySQL or MongoDB for storing data.
Tools like Visual Studio Code help write code, and Git/GitHub tracks changes. Project tools like Trello or Asana keep things organized.
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I always tell people to Learn by doing. The best way to learn web development is to jump in and start building things! Find a simple website idea and start coding. There are also websites like CodePen where you can experiment with code and see the results instantly.
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For browser tools, there are some great options like Chrome DevTools or Firefox Developer Tools. Version control with Git and GitHub is essential for collaboration and tracking changes in any project.
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You can explore these options and discover what works best for your development process!
- Web Developer: Offers a plethora of features like disabling images, forms editing, and more.
- React Developer Tools (for React projects): Debug React components and inspect their state.
- JSON Formatter: Beautify and format JSON data for easier reading.
- Firebug (legacy): A classic debugging tool, still useful for some tasks.
- Wappalyzer: Identify technologies used to build a website (e.g., frameworks, CMS).
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Chrome DevTools - A tool built into the Google Chrome browser for web developers. It allows you to see and change HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in real-time, fix problems, analyze network activity, emulate different devices, and log information. It makes debugging web applications easier and helps improve their performance.