Where to start learning web technologies?

Question

Computer networks

I myself am still thinking about :
C # + ASP.NET - powerful, paid, but I doubt the reality of mastering in a short time, so that you can get somewhere.
JS, jQuery, AJAX - without this, it’s nowhere on the web now and it’s not so difficult to master, it seems.
HTML5, CSS3 - deepen knowledge on them, learn adaptive layout.

Answer 1

Fast money and fast writing of your projects:
PHP/Python + MySQL + JS (+AngularJS, Yeoman, Grunt) + Twitter Bootstrap
Long term:
Golang/PHP/Python/Java + PostgreSQL/Redis/RethinkDB + HTML5/CSS3

Answer 2

Well, how much can you already?
http://toster.ru/q/51282

Answer 3

Web developer talent tree
http://www.dungeonsanddevelopers.com/
if you are an RPG lover, then it will be fun and intuitive for you
(english)

Answer 4

My subjective opinion is HTML5+JS+CSS3.

Answer 5

C# + Asp.Net MVC is a completely normal solution. Moreover, if you set a normal goal, you can completely learn c#, html. jquery, css(twitter bootstrap), ms sql, linq, and other related technologies like source control, IIS, and some test framework like *unit.
If you consider that I wrote a prototype of home accounting from scratch with almost zero knowledge of the language in full time for 8 hours a day for three months, it is quite normal. Given that I'm 30 and I'm a system administrator and I wrote it for a couple of hours a day in the evening after work, it's quite normal for a beginner.
You can get the basics quite well by going through introductory mvc tutorials for creating an online music disc store in half an hour. That was enough for me.

Answer 6

Be realistic, don't get carried away!
To become in demand, you need to move in one direction and develop over time
We can arrange a discussion on each item

Answer 7

It seems that few people write in C# for the web. You should learn Python, PHP or Perl.

Answer 8

HTML first