The practical part of studying PL and web technologies?

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Hello everyone, I had such a problem - how to apply my knowledge and where to move on.
I know HTML, CSS at a basic level and I study Python from Lutz's books\hard way, js is in the plans. But what to do with this knowledge? I want to learn how to apply them in practice, but so far I can’t think of a task for myself. please help me to give direction.
it would also be great if you could tell me what modern technologies to focus on in studying the web

Answer 1

You can't come up with an idea - steal. Just write a clone of whatever you are using. Write a clone of the same toaster from what is simpler.

Answer 2

Go to odesk, type in the search, key skills and see what someone needs to do, choose a task for yourself and saw it, saw it day and night.

Answer 3

Google, look for similar posts here, there are a cloud of them. Why ask the same question 100 times, I don't think that people themselves like to constantly give the same answers over and over again, although who knows.
With your knowledge, only sites to typeset
Workshop htmlbook.ru/practical

Answer 4

You can learn JS/Jquery before you start learning server-side programming languages.
JS allows you to immediately begin to practice programming to add dynamics to web applications.

Answer 5

Now layout designers for 1C: Bitrix are in demand, you can study the structure of templates and already start working.

Answer 6

See: Frontend - HTML -> CSS( lass, sass) -> Javascript (learn the language itself and not libraries, then get into Jquery, AngularJs, etc.) -> Backend - PHP(-> Yii) -> Python, C#, Java (Large and secure sites)
pcvector.net - The site has a lot of goodies. Look, write, remember, write yourself. Set up a couple of sites. Your blog about how hard it is to be a web developer. and an online store with a shopping cart and more. There are many tutorials on YouTube on how to do this.

Answer 7

In fact, I don't know how to approach this.
So I made up a couple of templates, it all looks very untidy. for sure there are means to speed up / simplify, the site also needs to be revived, I don’t know how to approach this.
it would be great if they advised me to practice on someone's specific example

Answer 8

First, decide which part you like best - the frontend or the backend. You will have to know everything, but it is better to delve into one direction.
If you chose the first one, take a ready-made site, try to make it the same way, without much peeping into the source code. Then add interactive to the page. Then take some mvvm-framework on JS and make a single-page application. Don't forget to learn how to interact with the back end. Tools: CSS preprocessors - Less/SCSS, JS libraries - jQuery, Knockout, Angular, etc.
If you want to do a backend in python, take and study some framework, Django will do for a start. First, make a website, such as a blog, a news site, or a store. Then add all sorts of goodies - pagination, RSS, then make a REST API, redesign the site so that it can load data without reloading pages. After that, learn another framework, do the same on it. Then study asynchronous things, attach a chat to your site. Tools - Django/Flask for normal web frameworks, Twisted/Tornado/asyncio for async stuff. ZeroMQ (or other MQ), Celery for communication between applications. It's good to learn how to work with different types of databases: both SQL and NoSQL.
But in real life, who the hell knows what you need for work.