If you’ve ever wanted to become a web developer, you’ve probably heard the terms front-end and back-end. But what do they really mean? And which one should you start with?

When you apply for a programming job or freelance project, the first thing most employers ask for isn’t your degree — it’s your portfolio. A portfolio is your digital showcase — proof that you can actually build things, not just talk about them. Even if you don’t have experience or clients yet, you can still build a professional portfolio that gets attention and opens doors.

Learning to code is exciting — but it can also be overwhelming. Between dozens of tutorials, hundreds of YouTube videos, and endless documentation, it’s easy to get lost or burn out.