Introduction to Full Stack Web Developer
Someone who is a full-stack developer is a flexible worker who can do both web and server development. They can make web apps from start to finish, taking care of both the client-side (frontend) and server-side (backend) parts of the process.
Frontend development is the process of making a website or web app’s user interface and experience. This includes making interfaces that are functional and look good by using languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js.
Working on the server-side code and systems that run web apps is what backend development is all about. Server-side apps are made by backend developers who use languages like Python, Ruby, Java, PHP, and JavaScript (with Node.js). Therefore they can keep and handle data, they also work with systems like Firebase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB.
Full stack developers also usually know how to use other technologies, like version control systems (like Git), web servers (like Apache and Nginx), and release platforms (like AWS and Heroku), to make their apps live and keep them running.
Full stack workers know how to work on all parts of a web app, from the user interface on the front end to the server system in the back end.
