Frontend vs Backend Software Development - Which should you learn?

I am a student and I not good at math but like graphics, art and coding but not using number or equation.Should I learn front-end development?

Yes i am a Front end developer its easy when you start learning back end

Amazing presentation! I come across yours after watching a lot of videos explaining Frontend vs Backend for a 6 year old child kind of videos. Most cloning each others superficial information. You got yourself a new subscriber. I suspect you have much more hidden gems in your chanel :)

are you from Britain ?

As someone who started as a frontend dev (mobile and then web), and starting to realize I want to get into Backend, It became overwhelming how much I don't know , esp. since you don't always encounter all those different topics at work. Currently trying to make up for my lack of knowledge on my own, and it hasn't been easy, as I want to go into a tech-lead/architect route professionally . I still like Frontend , as I get to see what I created in an instant, though I do enjoy code elegance more than I like playing with CSS to find a prettier design

As someone who is learning to be a Full stack developer for now, as much as I like the immense satisfaction i get after making a functioning backend, I like the process of designing and scratching the creative itch in me very much. I think i know which path to go now😊😊

How can I be a full stack web developer? Help!

Hi

I'm M19 and I'm learning coding skills and programming languages and going through basics . I'm new to the world of full stack web development. I'm really excited to learn this new skill, and I'm hoping that I can get some guidance from you.

I'm looking for the most efficient way to learn full stack web development without spending too much money. I've been doing some research, and I've found a few different resources that seem promising. However, I'm still not sure which way to go.
* What are the most important skills that I need to learn in order to become a full stack web developer?
* What are some of the best resources for learning full stack web development?
* Is it possible to learn full stack web development without spending a lot of money?
* Would anyone be willing to let me shadow them as they work on a full stack web development project?
I want to learn in a project based way, so can you please help me and work on few projects with me as an assistant so in that way I'll get to learn more while you'll have my assistance.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hear from you.

IMHO,Nothing is easier or hard
Forntend or Backend
Anything can be hard as hell and easy as cake 😅

helpful video , thank you!

Hey, so I really like backend, actually could use some help

This is the most decisive video I've seen on this topic. Thanks a lot Alex!💕

It's really helpful for me to know these.

This is super helpful! I'm a High School Music/Visual Arts teacher looking to become a Software Developer. I'm thinking that based on my experience and skillset I would probably lean towards Front End.

I have learn and do some projects with both platform, frontend and backend. I am not saying that I am professional in both platforms but I am happy and fun do both, especially backend. I have applied a job for the backend, and that time I have a basic API that I did with Django (before I decided to enhance my JavaScript totally for frontend and backend), attend the interview, and got rejected, no phone call and etc. Same goes with frontend. Some developers said, if I want to get the job as a backend developer, I should know the data structure and algorithms. Well, I understand a bit of Big O notation. And the other developers said, if I want to get the job as a backend developer, I should apply a job for the front end first, then if I feels confident, then I can the backend. If you wondering, I am a logical brain type. Seeing the foreign keys, create the database, see the password hashing on the database, get the 200 respond than 401 or 500 respond and etc, feels like an enjoyable moment for me, than see the front end. I am honest, I don’t know much about CSS. So, from your perspective and advice, should I apply for the frontend first, then gain more skills and knowledge, then start to apply to backene? Or should I learn data structure and algorithms, have a basic knowledge about cloud, developed a descent API portfolio and etc, and started to applied the to the backend developer position?

Now I think am going for back-end

Make more videos about Backend technologies like Java , Springboot Kafka etc

Just bloody brilliant. The follow on 'tube about the difference between Front-End and Back-End developers is equally brilliant and both are spot on.

Front- End is very confusing

was my mistake to choose frontend cause I like functionality I make, but not the design moments