Thank you for that - we've generally had no reaction or feedback at all, so we've not bothered developing it. Yours is the first positive response - we'll have a look about what we can easily add.
Again, thank you.
Again, thank you.
What is lacking is a good single resource covering:
1. How the internet works 2. How web browsers work 3. What communication protocols come into play 4. Coverage of the OSI model in terms of web developemtn 5. Typical front-end and back-end architectures and how they interact 6. What problem frameworks are trying to solve and how they do so 7. How to go about choosing a framework if at all
...and so on
Really a bare-bones example of how to get a website up and running without all the fancy JS and frameworks guff is the sort of thing a beginner would like to see. I want to understand in detail what actually happens when I type a website in my browser until the entire thing is loaded.