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1. How does Internet work?
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2. What is HTTP?
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4. What is Domain?
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6. DNS and How it Works?
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1. Introduction to Web Development:
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2. HTML Tutorials for Beginners [2021]
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3. HTML Crash Course for Absolute Beginners.
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π’ HTML Roadmap By @_georgemoller
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π’ YouTube.
1. CSS Tutorial - Zero to Hero.
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π’ CSS Roadmap By @_georgemoller
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π’ YouTube.
1. Build a website with Responsive Layout
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2. Microsoft Homepage Clone.
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3. Build a Pricing Block Using HTML and CSS
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π’ YouTube
1. JavaScript Tutorials for Beginners.
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2. Playlist of Awesome JavaScript
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3. Namaste JavaScript Course
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JavaScript is an enormous language but you don't need to learn everything in the beginning.
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1. Build 15 JavaScript Projects By @freeCodeCamp
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2. 10 JavaScript Projects in 10 hours by @florinpop1705
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4. Build a Calculator. By @DevSimplified
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5. Build an Analog Clock.
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π’ Youtube
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Pro tip:
Before getting into any Frameworks,
Make Sure that your CSS basics are Strong.
β Tailwind CSS.
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π’ Websites.
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1. Your first Tailwind Website.
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2. Build a Gym Website.
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3. Build a Modern Landing Page.
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β REACTJs
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π’ YouTube.
1. React tutorials for Beginners.
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3 . React full Course in 12 Hours.
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π’ Build Projects to Practice ReactJs.
1. Five Top Notch Projects by @MadhavBahlMD to learn React.
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2. 15 React Projects.
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