Web Development PKM

Web Development Knowledge Base

Welcome to my personal Web Development Knowledge Base! This repository serves as a comprehensive Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) system, focusing on various aspects of web development.

? Overview

This knowledge base covers a wide range of web development topics, including:

• Front End Development
• Back End Development
• DevOps
• Infrastructure
• and more!

It's designed to be a living document, constantly evolving as I learn and grow in my web development journey.

? Structure

The repository is organized into main categories, each containing detailed notes, resources, and insights:

• Front End/: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks, etc.
• Back End/: Server-side languages, databases, APIs, etc.
• DevOps/: Continuous Integration/Deployment, version control, etc.
• Infrastructure/: Cloud services, servers, networking, etc.

How to Use This Repository

1. Browse: Navigate through the folders to explore different areas of web development.
2. Learn: Each topic contains detailed notes, code examples, and resources for in-depth learning.
3. Contribute: While this is a personal knowledge base, suggestions and corrections are welcome via issues or pull requests.

? Key Features

• Interconnected Notes: Topics are cross-linked for easy navigation and to show relationships between concepts.
• Regular Updates: This repository is continuously updated with new information and insights.
• Practical Examples: Many topics include code snippets and real-world examples.

Useful Resources

• MDN Web Docs: Comprehensive web development documentation.
• Web.dev: Learn best practices for modern web development.
• DevOps Roadmap: A guide to DevOps practices and tools.

? Contributing

While this is a personal knowledge base, I welcome contributions:

• If you spot an error, please open an issue.
• For suggestions or improvements, feel free to create a pull request.
• If you'd like to contribute to the backfilling process, please use the template in the .foam/templates folder, and create a pull request.

?‍ Author

This project was created by @austinwdigital.

? License

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.

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Remember, the best way to learn is by doing. Happy coding!