When I started web development, I thought frontend and backend were everything.
Turns out, deploying a real project introduces domains, hosting, servers, and a lot of confusion.
This post is about what I learned while making my Laravel project live.
Source: <a href="https://mhjim.hashnode.dev/web-development-is-more-than-just-frontend-and-backend" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://mhjim.hashnode.dev/web-development-is-more-than-just-frontend-and-backend</a>

Mehedi Hasan Jim

Deploying a real web project involves more than just writing frontend and backend code. The deployment process introduces additional complexities like domain management, hosting configuration, and server setup that beginners often don't anticipate when learning web development.

Web Development Is More Than Just Frontend and Backend

If I may add, you should also share the “human” part of the web Development. Since you are mentioning “Web Development Is More Than Just Frontend and Backend”.
While working on the technical part, developers always (in my experience) try to avoid discussing with the business or management people. Worst part, developers are taking the requirements from them without asking for a justification or discussing to elaborate more about the requirements.
By doing this, we will get many benefits. Such as learn how to communicate inter-department, learn to resolve conflict, learn how not to do everything that they asked and many things.
While technical skill are your primary skills and you should focus on. Don’t forget that softskill will help your career ladder faster.

The days of manually uploading files via FTP are over (I still do it though, from time to time)

nice marketing about the Hostinger dude hahahahah

Thanks for this info. I guess I need to work on learning this stuff as early as possible too.

I have seen a lot of big companies still using FTP rn like TCS in India, etc