How to make beautiful websites. An intro to Cascading Style Sheets.

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[@thatonesnowboarde]

Good effort Sam, I would suggest a better mic though.

[@SamTeigland]

Yes! I actually just got a new mic. It's much better!

[@thatonesnowboarde]

@@SamTeigland What frameworks are you using for backend development?

[@SamTeigland]

I've been recently learning C# and .NET, which have been pretty interesting. I have also used Flask, a tiny bit of Django, lots of NextJS, and lots of NodeJS. It's a pretty wide variety. If you're coming from learning front-end, I usually recommend using NodeJS because that way you don't have to learn a whole new language for back-end development.

[@thatonesnowboarde]

@@SamTeigland If you like javascript so much you should use tauri + rust for OS App development, you could set it up to use javascript, html, css and then the javascript can communicate to the rust... not much learning curve with this setup, and plus out of the box a basic cross platform app would only use 5 mb or less of ram. I like C# as its pretty straight forward to build windows application, but havn't tried doing something cross platform in C#... For webdev I was using Codeigniter and PHP for many years, but been moving away from it, and using golang and possibly rust in the future for web development because its compiled and a single executable... so its very easy to setup on a server

[@thatonesnowboarde]

@@SamTeigland Well seems like i cant comment, not sure if i was censored, or if its the continued problems I have with youtube... cant even subscribe to your channel right now... other people have reported same issues since may