Learn How to Build the Backend of a Website

 

When it comes to web development, most people can understand the front-end of a website pretty easily. It's just the part that a user interacts with; the buttons, forms, and design that give people the experience they expect from the site. The backend, however, is a bit more complicated and nuanced. And yet that's the part where most entrepreneurs with web development aspirations should focus their attentions.


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Whether you're building a system to manage client requests or you want to build out a full interactive website, you'll need a great backend to manage the data and interactions that people generate on your site. The Ultimate 2022 Backend Developer Bundle can help you learn how to build an awesome backend for your website. It's on sale for just $33.99 with code SAVE15NOV. 


This 13-course bundle (rated as high as 4.7/5 stars) is designed for beginners and includes more than 40 hours of training in some of today's top web development tools. You'll get a quick introduction to JavaScript, the "Backbone of the Internet" and get on the fast track with other languages like Python, CSS, and C. 


Additionally, you'll explore tools like Bootstrap 4, which enables you to create websites faster than ever. You'll create a React application from scratch to practice your app-building skills, learn the basics of WebGL programming and graphics rendering, develop better user experiences with AJAX and jQuery, and much more. Each of these quick-hitting courses will give you a better understanding of a certain component of the web development process, slowly getting your skills up to the point where you can build and manage the backend of a website all on your own.


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