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Get into web dev, lots of applications there. Start off with basic HTML, CSS and Javascript. Then move on to learning jQuery, Node.js and Angular. If web dev isn't your thing, consider learning Python or Go.

Don't worry if it seems daunting at first, it's not that hard to get a hang of it. First learn how to make static websites with just HTML, CSS and Bootstrap. This forms the skeleton of your website.After you've mastered that, learn Javascript and the jQuery library. This gives your web page life and functionality.Take some time to get comfortable with the first two, then consider learning a framework like Angular, Vue or React - this allows you code a web application with the same mindset as if…