Web development full stack

6 ways:

way 1: PHP (WordPress Based),  jQuery = WordPress Developer.

way 2: PHP-> Laravel, Vue  = Web developer.

way 3: MongoDB, react, node js -> Express js = Web developer.

way 4: MongoDB, angular js, node js -> Express js = Web developer

way 5: Ruby  -> Ruby on Rails =  Web developer

way 6: Python -> django = cross-platform apps developer

Frontend 

HTML

CSS-> Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS, Foundation, Bulma

JavaScript -> react, Vue.js, Angular, jQuery 

Backend

PHP -> 

Laravel (Framework)

Slim (Micro-framework)

Symfony Routing Component (Flexible and powerful routing system.)

Aura.Router (Lightweight and flexible routing library)

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Python->

Django (Framework)

Flask (Lightweight framework)

Pyramid (Flexible and scalable framework)

Bottle (Minimalist framework)

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Node.js ->

Express (Framework)

Koa (Lightweight framework)

Hapi (Framework)

Restify (Framework)

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Ruby ->

Ruby on Rails (Framework)

Sinatra (Lightweight framework)

Hanami (Modern framework)

Ramaze (Lightweight and modular framework)

WordPress developer: 

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Learn the basics of web development including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These are the foundational technologies used to build websites and web applications, including WordPress sites.

PHP: PHP is the server-side programming language used by WordPress. Learn the basics of PHP and object-oriented programming concepts to build custom themes and plugins for WordPress.

WordPress Core: Familiarize yourself with the WordPress core codebase, including how it works and how to contribute to the open-source project. This will help you better understand the inner workings of WordPress and how to create custom functionality.

Theme and Plugin Development: Learn how to build custom WordPress themes and plugins using PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This includes understanding the WordPress template hierarchy, hooks, actions, and filters.

WordPress APIs: Explore WordPress APIs, such as the REST API and the Plugin API, to extend the functionality of WordPress and build custom applications that interact with WordPress.

Advanced Concepts: Dive deeper into advanced WordPress concepts such as custom post types, custom taxonomies, and custom fields to create complex and dynamic WordPress sites.

Performance Optimization and Security: Learn how to optimize the performance of WordPress sites, including techniques for caching, minification, and database optimization. Also, understand how to secure WordPress sites from hacking attempts and implement best practices for security.

Deployment and DevOps: Learn how to deploy WordPress sites to web servers, implement version control using tools like Git, and automate the deployment process using tools like Jenkins or Travis CI.

Community and Networking: Join the WordPress community, attend WordPress events, and network with other WordPress developers to learn from their experiences and collaborate on projects.

By following this learning path, you can become an advanced WordPress developer and build high-quality, professional WordPress sites and applications. However, it's important to note that there is always more to learn, and the WordPress ecosystem is constantly evolving, so staying up to date with the latest developments and best practices is key.