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• What kind of work is front-end development? Here is an example of building a house:

jQuery generates the corresponding HTML code based on the data. First, there must be a "house structure" of HTML code, and then fill in the "flesh and blood" of the "house structure" according to the data, and finally JavaScript adds "soul" and "thought" to the house built brick by brick through events and other methods.

These are the three major components involved in front-end work: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; corresponding to "skeleton", "flesh and blood", and "soul". In the process of writing code, brick by brick is a "kingdom" tapped out by keyboards. First, build the foundation and the beams to give it a rough outline, and then decorate it with white powder and cement. Is it over here? The answer is: No, the first two steps are static. The house feels repaired, but it is static. This requires a constant injection of soul and vitality, so a family needs to live in it and people can do all kinds of things in it.

Maybe it's not right, it's just my personal opinion...