Introduction
When I started making websites, back in 2000, it was a much simpler time. I was able to build a full website with just HTML and CSS and a few images. There were also fewer browsers and devices. But as the web evolved and computers got smarter and more powerful, the needs of both web users and web developers changed. This made some things easier. It also made learning more complicated.
Today, a website that doesn’t use any JavaScript is a rare sight (and site!). There are so many build tools, libraries, and development philosophies that learning how to make a website can seem overwhelming.
But there’s good news: at ...
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