Sumil Sharma

Currently, I am a Web Development Trainer who explains the basics and current shifts in web development. Besides giving them technical abilities, I want students to see the way the web works and discover how they can transform it with their ideas. It gives me great pleasure to express complex data in a way that works for everyone. I spend most of my time developing the front and back ends by using HTML, CSS, JS, React, PHP, Node.js, and MySQL. I have stepped in to guide others in different aspects, such as using WordPress, so that their website went from being straightforward to interactive. I will never forget my first time explaining how to link a button and a JavaScript function; seeing the spark in a student’s eyes is always inspiring for me. Whenever I am not teaching in person or online, I invest a lot of time in learning more. The world of web development is always changing quickly. More tools and approaches are introduced all the time, and therefore, I strongly believe every trainer should continue learning. I use GitHub to look for new open-source movements and join courses on Udemy and freeCodeCamp to keep improving my CS skills. I like to create small prototypes outside of work, mainly to check out new CSS tools and different ways of building logics on the back end. While tutoring, I ensure the environment is risk-free and boosts discussion by encouraging people to ask questions. Not all my learning happens at the same speed; for this reason, I regularly go over the basic concepts. Being sure that everyone is included is something I’m proud of. I give greater importance to solving problems, studying bugs, and using clean coding than memorising facts. Beyond just coding, I often bring in discussions about version control with Git, basic SEO practices, and how to deploy sites using platforms like Netlify or cPanel. I also talk about the soft skills — client communication, freelance etiquette, or how to troubleshoot when nothing seems to work. Because I believe web development is as much about mindset and problem-solving as it is about syntax. As a trainer, my ultimate goal is to empower others to feel confident with technology. Whether someone wants to become a full-stack developer or simply build a website for their startup idea, I want to help make that path easier and clearer. Latest trends in this field fascinate me, and I enjoy writing about them. I’m happy to use this platform to share my ideas with everyone! #webdevelopment #webtrainer #frontend #backend #learntocode #reactjs #htmlcss #phpdeveloper #webdesignteacher #techtraining #educationthroughtech #codeeveryday #webdevjourney