Why Do People study html , css , javascript , and other language for Development even after we have so much efficient No Code Tools like WordPress , Squarespace, Web Flow ,Shopify etc.
Education system in our country has undergone many changes over the years. There are several things that has been changed and things that are needed to be changed in the system. One of the hurdle of our education system is the rigid process of choose one’s career. Young in age as young as 15-16 areRead more
Education system in our country has undergone many changes over the years. There are several things that has been changed and things that are needed to be changed in the system.
One of the hurdle of our education system is the rigid process of choose one’s career. Young in age as young as 15-16 are forced to choose a career path which they will have to continue with rest of their life. Which might seem like it helps them to develop a commitment but often these decisions are taken because of exterior pressure rather than one’s own interest (if the child has found one already). Due to this reason, some might find their field frustrating and unable to do anything about it.
Even talking about the student before age of 15 there is so much pressure of performance. As much as I believe that a child should be rewarded for the good performance academically, but also the same puts immense pressure on the child to perform better. This however, is not the issue. The issue lies with the administration of school. We often see teachers treating the children unequally on basis of their marks not only inside the classroom but Also outside. This creates a sense of inferiority in children even at a young age which leads to difficulties in future.
These are just two of many issues that are in our education system
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People still study HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other programming languages for several reasons, even with the availability of no-code tools like WordPress, Squarespace, WebFlow, and Shopify: 1. Customization and control: Coding allows for complete customization and control over website design and funRead more
People still study HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other programming languages for several reasons, even with the availability of no-code tools like WordPress, Squarespace, WebFlow, and Shopify:
1. Customization and control: Coding allows for complete customization and control over website design and functionality, which may not be possible with no-code tools.
2. Flexibility and scalability: Hand-coding enables developers to create complex, scalable, and flexible solutions that can adapt to unique business needs.
3. Performance optimization: Writing code from scratch allows for optimized website performance, crucial for large-scale applications or high-traffic sites.
4. Creative freedom: Coding provides the ability to bring unique ideas to life, without relying on pre-built templates or limitations of no-code tools.
5. Problem-solving skills: Learning to code develops problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and analytical abilities, valuable in many areas of life.
6. Career opportunities: Proficiency in coding languages opens up a wide range of career paths and opportunities in web development, software engineering, and tech industries.
7. Understanding underlying technology: Knowing how to code helps developers understand the underlying technology, enabling them to better utilize no-code tools and troubleshoot issues more effectively.
While no-code tools are efficient, they have limitations. Coding skills provide a foundation for creativity, flexibility, and career growth in the web development industry.
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