[lux]

I personally really don't see the need in this sub, and should be replaced with a "Web Technologies" forum.

This forum should have two sub-forums named "Front-end" and "Back-end". Where front-end focuses on HTML/CSS/JS(Angular, etc) and back-end on Node/IO.js/Django/Flask/Docker/Laravel.

As somebody learning NodeJS and various other front end technologies, I'd appreciate this.

[Master Antrax]

Well maybe that should be an added section. I could understand it replacing a "Web Dev" type section. But VB and the .NET Framework have nothing to do with web development. And personally I use the .NET Framework some still. And a lot of new programmers use it. Maybe that section should be added not replacing another.

[Vertigo]

I personally really don't see the need in this sub, and should be replaced with a "Web Technologies" forum.

This forum should have two sub-forums named "Front-end" and "Back-end". Where front-end focuses on HTML/CSS/JS(Angular, etc) and back-end on Node/IO.js/Django/Flask/Docker/Laravel.

As somebody learning NodeJS and various other front end technologies, I'd appreciate this.

We shouldn't remove it, and we have many things like it. We have a section for web design which although doesn't cover things like NodeJS it covers a lot of front end stuff. Then we also have some server sided languages here (php & python), but I guess we could benefit from an asp.net section or a ruby on rails section.

We don't need to ditch it, just add some other things, that is all.

[mothered]

Naming It "Web Technologies", Is not relevant to the language's content.

Also, those who're not savvy In programming/coding, having sub-forums named "Front-end & Back End" may be a little confusing.

[lux]

Well maybe that should be an added section. I could understand it replacing a "Web Dev" type section. But VB and the .NET Framework have nothing to do with web development. And personally I use the .NET Framework some still. And a lot of new programmers use it. Maybe that section should be added not replacing another.

Updated post, taking this into account.

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Naming It "Web Technologies", Is not relevant to the language's content.

Also, those who're not savvy In programming/coding, having sub-forums named "Front-end & Back End" may be a little confusing.

If someone doesn't understand front-end and back-end, which is pretty self explanatory, then they shouldn't even be in that forum.

[Dyme]

On an unrelated subject Node.js is pretty nifty stuff have fun with it.

[lux]

On an unrelated subject Node.js is pretty nifty stuff have fun with it.

I'm in love with it. It was a pain in the arse to get started, but well worth the effort.

[Inori]

In lieu of this, you could just use Web Design, no?

[lux]

In lieu of this, you could just use Web Design, no?

Don't feel like discussing promises for api calls would fit there, so no.

[Inori]

Don't feel like discussing promises for api calls would fit there, so no.

Hmm.. fair point. I guess stick to the coding sub