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The document provides an overview of web development, including front-end and back-end development, best practices like user-first design and performance optimization, tools used like Linux, Notepad++, and Git, common problems like cross-browser compatibility, and inspiring figures in the field like Addy Osmani and Paul Irish. It encourages contributors to get involved by writing blogs, attending conferences, educating others, and contributing to forums like Stack Overflow.
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- 1. Making Web Fun !! Raja Sekar @rajzshkr
- 2. Next 20 mins… Newbie – Intro to web development Designer – Hurdles in web development Experienced - Just a rewind
- 3. What is web development? Front-end Back-end
- 4. Keep in mind • User first • Performance • Progressive enhancement • Learn at the root, not the abstraction • Open source • Give back to the community • Reusability • Responsive
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- 13. What next? • Write blogs • Attend conferences/Meet up • Speak out • Educate others • Tweet
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- 15. Thanks you!!! Raja Sekar @rajzshkr uiraj89@gmail.com +91 - 9688512442