HTML5 full-stack development technology is gradually maturing.

HTML5 full-stack development technology lowers the technical threshold for adapting terminals and applications, making low-cost universal applications across platforms and networks possible, which is conducive to promoting the healthy development of the entire industry; so now HTML5 full-stack development technology is becoming more and more popular Becoming more and more popular among the masses. HTML5 full-stack development technology has the characteristics of low learning threshold, strong practicality, easy to use, and good employment. It is suitable for college students, novices in the workplace and practitioners in related industries to study.

So what will HTML5 full-stack development technology look like in the future?

As HTML5 full-stack development technology becomes more and more popular among developers, the problem of browser fragmentation begins to appear. A survey involving more than 4,000 HTML5 full-stack developers showed that 71% of developers are concerned about browser fragmentation, 15% of developers are very concerned about this issue, and only 5% of developers say they are not concerned.

HTML5 full-stack development technology is the key to completely solving this problem in the future.

"What HTML5 originally wanted to solve was the compatibility issue. The concept proposed at that time was very simple, that is, how to display a web form that is compatible with different browsers on so many browsers and so many platforms. "Now after years of development, HTML5 full-stack development has implemented more and more functions, and people are increasingly looking forward to it.

According to W3C's plan, the ideal state is that the final HTML5 text will become a standard followed by the Internet industry, and browsers, operating systems and other related manufacturers will provide unified support for it.

Although HTML5 full-stack development technology has great advantages in application development and platform, to be honest, HTML5 is currently a bit overly pursued in China. The value of HTML5 for ordinary users on mobile devices has yet to be verified, and it is not very mature in terms of user experience. However, these small shortcomings are slowly becoming mature with the joint efforts of developers and users.

It will still take some time for HTML5 full-stack development to surpass native applications. In addition, HTML5 is not ready for the "golden age" yet, because there are many things that HTML5 applications cannot currently do.

Therefore, HTML5 full-stack development will likely gradually replace local applications. It will start with media apps and "admission" apps, and eventually replace native gaming apps, since gaming apps require more native software than any other type of app.

In HTML5 development game applications, if it takes a year to implement some functions, you can choose which functions to implement and spend 70% of the time in your preferred technology stack area, and the remaining 30 % is invested in other development work. The company you work for may not encourage full-stack development. If you can only do back-end development at the company, why not do a front-end personal project yourself? Nothing is static. Developers who still prefer back-end this year may prefer front-end next year. What I want to say is, give yourself an accurate position and arrange your time reasonably. If you are a full-stack developer who prefers front-end, focus on polishing your front-end development capabilities, while leaving 30% for the back-end to ensure that you are not left behind.

In fact, you can become an HTML5 full-stack developer who is awesome at both the front and back ends, as long as you are willing.