Hello! My name is Atilla, from Bulgaria, i’m 20 years old boy.
I want to become a frond end & back end developer in future.
I’m interesting where to start and to learn first, frond or back end ?
Any one, if maybe give me, suggestions from where to start learn, and give me online tutorials for needed programming languages to learn.
thank you in advance
Regards: Atilla
Sorry for my english, any one if can’t understand me i can translate with google.
Unfortunately, there isn’t anyway for us to answer your question, as it is entirely dependent on you. Which do you think you would enjoy more? Working on Front-end, CSS, HTML, JS, or the back-end, developing the logic to run a site, handle requests, and more likely using languages such as, JS, PHP, .NET, Ruby, and so forth?
Either way, there are many good resources from books, articles, tutorials, and courses out there that could greatly assist you, but none of us can tell you which to start with.
I know good, what is back and frond developer. I’m asking for tutorials and resources. I can’t buy e book. I’m living in suck and small city, don’t have a programming books and etc on library. That’s a reason to be a here, i’m here to ask to professional developers.
Thank you for answer, sorry for my EN again and again .
Well there are many articles on www.sitepoint.com, you have www.codeacademy.com as another good resource, there is www.sitepoint.com/premium which offers a ton of e-books and courses digitally.
Then there is
And many more possibilities listed at http://learntocodewith.me/posts/code-for-free/
For me, I think everything starts with a web page.
To get started, you don’t need anything more than your computer, a plain text editor, and a browser that will open a page in your file system with an “.html” extension when you click on it.
For example, copy this into a text file and save it as hello-world.html
Then go to it and click to open it in your browser
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<title>Test Page</title>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1">
<style>
</style>
<script>
// script needed before the DOM is loaded here
</script>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Test Page</h1>
<script>
// script that needs the DOM to be loaded here
</script>
</body>
</html>
If you see a big “Test Page” you are on your way.
Chances are you won’t be satisfied with that 
but as cpradio explained the path you take will be your own.
As you add more elements / tags you may find you really enjoy writing quality semantic mark-up.
If things don’t look like you would want them to you may find that you really enjoy working with CSS
You might want to add functionality to the page and get into JavaScript
As you add images to the page you might feel that graphics work is most exciting
You might not be satisfied with writing static pages and find that writing back-end server code used to create dynamic pages is more to your liking.
Or even that working with databases is what you want to concentrate on.
Web development fields are extremely diverse, IMHO the more you know the better you will be, but you don’t need to be an expert in everything (if it’s even possible to be an expert in anything these days of rapid advancements) and most would agree with the saying “Jack of all trades, Master of none”
But I think if you follow whatever “pulls” you, you will eventually find your place.
cpradio thanks for resources 
Appriciete it !
@Mittineague i know html and css keep calm 
i can learn fastest with html and css, but i want really hard lessons to become a pro. What needed to learn first JS or others langs from back end ?
I have a coded design with bootstrap 3.x.x
For example: http://erronblack.32-web.com/live_demo/host/ (This is not a advert) My first coded and unfinished design.
Study and hard work.
There’s enough online for you to learn these things, but it takes time and self discipline. A book or course is handy in that it guides you along, but everything you need is online anyway.
And of course, there are people to help you on forums if you get stuck.
@ralphm
Yes ! True, i’m started to learn, compeleted easy html, css courses and now learning JS .
Big thanks to @cpradio to giving helpfull links ! I’m appreciate it … Thank u so much 
A word about that.
You have a number of errors in your code. Many of these are simple typos, such as <div class"btn-group"> (which should, of course, be <div class="btn-group">). There are also stray end tags and unclosed elements. Oddly, the validator doesn’t seem to be picking these up, but they show up in HTML Tidy.
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Hello. I’m the newone here. Does anybody know any good site where you can learn HTML, PHP, Javascript and others? Thanks…
Hey @BerthaWalters, @cpradio has already given an answer to this question in post #4 Help to newbie? - #4 by cpradio
you goota learn first the theory in school and you can put into actual
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