🤓 Fun Fact

Did you know the first website was made by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991?

Let's dive into the websites you should build as a full-stack developer!

This is just the start, focus on building solutions to problems you encounter every day or your family, or friends have.

1️⃣ Personal Portfolio Website

A personal portfolio website that displays your projects, skills, and achievements interactively and responsively.

You can use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and a frontend framework, and a backend technology such as Node.js, PHP, or Python to handle the data and logic.

2️⃣ Social Media Platform

Social media platforms allow users to create & share content, follow others, and chat.

You can use React for the frontend, & Firebase, MongoDB, or PostgreSQL for the backend. Implement features like authentication, notifications & real-time updates using libraries like Sockets.

3️⃣ E-Commerce Website

E-commerce that sells products/services.

You can use Bootstrap, Tailwind, or Material UI for the front-end design, and Stripe, PayPal, or Braintree for the payment processing. You can also use a backend framework such as Laravel, Django or Express to handle the logic.

4️⃣ Blog Platform

A blog platform that allows users to write and publish articles on various topics.

You can use Next.js, Gatsby, or Nuxt for the front end, and a headless CMS such as Contentful, Strapi, or Sanity for the backend. You can also use Markdown or Rich Text Editor for the content

5️⃣ 3D Graphics Website

A game website that hosts various types of games that users can play online.

You can use Phaser, Pixi.js, or Three.js for the game development, and HTML5 Canvas or WebGL for the rendering. You can also use WebSockets or WebRTC for the multiplayer functionality and leaderboards

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