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@js.nelson do you ever run into issues when publishing on the Android store with Cordova or any web frameworks?
Visual Studio Code is a popular tool for web development. (Not Visual Studio)
A way to look at web dev:
HTML is the skeleton.
CSS is the muscle, skin, and hair.
JS is the brain.
Any .html page you write can be opened in any browser. Right click an HTML file and open in a browser to see it locally.
Then you have to host those pages somewhere for everyone to see. There's lot of ways to do that. Github has a nice way to host static websites or Firebase is decent too for starting out.
@Balvir-255, you could use TextEdit...
Most professionals use other IDE's other than TextEdit.
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a very popular one.
You can add animations, images and videos all with CSS or HTML. As you get deeper into web development, you will use JavaScript.
HTML is the skeleton.
CSS is the muscle, skin, clothing, hair
JS is the brain.
Review this for all the tech related to each CS career path:
https://youtu.be/66tfvFeALBQ
Thanks for the insights. I'm guessing React Native would be quicker to get setup and running.
Another nooby question, is Swift UI a language separate from Swift itself? Or is SwiftUI more like what React is to JS. Or is it more like what a component library is to React (like Material UI)?