FULL STACK DEVELnxcOPMENT BY RAHUL.pptx

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FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION Software development is a fast-paced, exciting field that reflects the centrality of software in today's world. From smartphones to organizational productivity to AI applications, the famous 2011 claim made by venture capitalist Marc Andreessen still rings true: “Software is eating the world.” As a result, the term "full stack" has gained significant traction in technology circles in recent years. But what exactly is full stack development and what does it mean to be a full stack developer?

What is full stack development? Full stack development encompasses the complete process of application software development, including both the front-end and back-end development The front end consists of the user interface (or UI), and the back end handles the business logic and application workflows that run behind the scenes.

s Full stack developers possess the skills and knowledge to work across the entire technology stack, enabling seamless user experiences and developing robust backends . Full stack development is a term used to describe a  software engineer   or developer who works with both the front and back end of a website or application.

Diagram of full stack devlopment

 A  full-stack developer  is comfortable working with front-end and  back-end technologies  that power a website or application.  Full-stack developers are often responsible for the entire web application development process, from start to finish, which means they must have a strong understanding of all the technologies and tools involved in web development.  They also need to work effectively with others on a team, as web development is typically a collaborative process. 

s Full-stack development, to put it simply, is the process of creating both the client-side (frontend) and server-side (backend) components of websites. It includes all the elements and procedures for both the frontend and backend development .

The front end: Crafting engaging user interfaces A  front-end developer  creates websites and applications using web languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that allow users to access and interact with the site or app. When you visit a website, the design elements you see were created by a front-end developer. Front-end developers create user interfaces (UI). UI is the graphical layout of an application that determines what each part of a site or application does and how it will look. "I've always found crafting polished user interactions that surprise and delight users to be the most rewarding and engaging task," says Mari Batilando , a software engineer at  Meta . "In order to do this, you need to both have an eye for detail and a rock-solid understanding of the platform."

What is Front-End Development? Front-end development focuses on the part of a website or application that users interact with directly. It's responsible for the look, feel, and usability of a web application. It involves creating the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) that users engage with. Frontend developers work closely with designers to implement their vision and with backend developers who handle the server-side of things. Their work is crucial for creating an effective and enjoyable web experience. A Front-End Developer is someone who creates websites and web applications .

Key Technologies in Front-End Development HTML ( HyperText Markup Language): The standard language for creating web pages. It structures the content on the web. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): Used for styling and layout. It controls the visual presentation of HTML elements. JavaScript: A programming language that adds interactivity and dynamic behavior to web pages. Modern front-end development also often involves JavaScript frameworks and libraries

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