For normal frontend-only websites, we start by creating the code files and running them directly in a browser for testing. But this doesn't allow us to create a reusable project template, as we discussed previously. To create a template like this, we need a backend server-side language. I have chosen to use PHP, but any language will suffice, and this template will be easy to adapt. If you do have any queries regarding this, feel free to post them on my education platform, at www.sonarlearning.co.uk.
Even though this book is a frontend web development book, we will cover some server-side code, but it isn't crucial to responsive web design and will be very minimal. It will simply speed up the process of creating multiple pages and projects.
To use a backend language we will require a server, not necessarily a physical server that...
