An app or a web service can have two broad parts: the frontend and the backend. The roles of these parts can be guessed from their names. The frontend is the part that you can “see”. It is the part that lets you interact with the app or service. The colours, animations, layout, and all the other cool stuff that adds to your experience of using the app or website is the frontend. The frontend is generally called the User Interface (UI).  Example include HTML , CSS and JavaScript.

The backend is the part that you can’t “see”. It is the internal working of the application or website. This includes stuff like the server, the database, etc. Exaples include Ruby on Rails, Nodejs ,Python ,MongoDB, MySQL etc.

If you are a complete beginner, web development can be challenging —this course  will guide you and provide enough detail for  you to feel comfortable and learn the topics properly.  You should feel at home whether you are a student learning web development (on your own or as part of a class), a teacher looking for class materials, a hobbyist, or someone who just wants to understand more about  how web technologies work.

Topics include:

• HTML

• CSS

• Bootsrap

• JavaScript

• Nodejs

• Expressjs

• MongoDB

• Create database

• Interacting with database

• Ruby

• Ruby on Rails

• Creating a basic website

• Create  apps that runs in web browser

• Create a real-time chat application with Nodejs | Expressjs |MongoDB | Socketio

• Create a blog application using Ruby on Rails

• Deploying application on internet

• Basic introduction to Git and Github

• Chrome development tools