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Daniyar Kudaibergenov2015-07-16 15:48:16
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Daniyar Kudaibergenov, 2015-07-16 15:48:16

What technologies should a generalist web developer understand?

BUT? The goal is online stores, intranets, portals, promo sites with complex functionality (a bunch of effects, probably 3D), corporate sites

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Dmitry Kovalsky, 2015-07-16
@CircleAndSqaure

Station wagon in today's realities is a loose concept. If we take the maximum, then this is:
1) Working with data sources (SQL, XML, JSON, etc.)
2) Server logic (a bunch of languages ​​\u200b\u200band platforms to taste)
3) Client logic (Javascript and its frameworks)
4) Layout on HTML5 , CSS3
Further more exotic
5) Web services, RestfulAPI and other technologies for communicating with third-party services It would be nice to season all this with an understanding of the architecture of loaded applications, knowledge of current encryption methods. Well, I think the icing on the cake of all this would be - an understanding of building graphical interfaces.
6) Various authorization methods (domain or through SSL certificates for internal applications and secure storage of personal data and passwords for public applications)

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Therapyx, 2015-07-16
@Therapyx

Denis' comment +"or" html, css, asp.net, c#, sql, JS/jQuery
frontend - html, css, asp.net, js/jQuery
backend - c#, sql.

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Jazper, 2015-07-16
@Jazper

devdocs.io
Start at the top, you can skip C/C++. Instead, you can learn Java and C #

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Denis Ineshin, 2015-07-16
@IonDen

php, mysql, html, css, jquery is the beginner's short set of generalist.

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