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Misunderstanding of the essence of Frontend. As it is?
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The point is very simple, in my opinion. The frontend deals exclusively with what the user sees, the backend, respectively, vice versa. But here's the question: is it possible to create a full-fledged website for a person who owns only the front-end? A site with authorization, feedback, the ability to comment, and so on.
If so, how?
(Besides node.js)
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Perhaps using cms Wordpress or MODx and reading their documentation. Of course, you won’t be able to forget about backing at all, but just for this there are docks, plugins, and millions of tutorials on the Russian-language Internet, and even more in the bourgeois one. Gradually, solving task after task, you will slowly begin to understand the logic of the backend.
If you use modx, there will be a minimum of interaction with the backend, only for setting up plugins. And the structure of pages and templates is configured in chunks, that is, just pieces of html.
With WordPress, it’s a little more complicated: plugins are configured here most often in the admin interface. However, if you do not want to use a ready-made theme (template) from the VP library, and decide to develop your own (or pull on a ready-made layout), then there will be a difficulty. VP theme templates are a bunch of interconnected php files with html markup, so you have to go a little deeper into the basics of the backend. But in general, I can say that this process is extremely exciting, in two weeks you can calmly figure out what's what, and php ceases to scare.
The frontend deals exclusively with what the user sees, the backend, respectively, vice versa.
It will be easiest to master Modx. An extremely simple way to integrate layout.
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