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Key Components of Full Stack Development

1. Front-End (Client Side)

This is what the user sees and interacts with.

  • Languages & Technologies:

    • HTML (Structure)

    • CSS (Styling)

    • JavaScript (Interactivity)

  • Popular Frameworks/Libraries:

    • React.js

    • Angular

    • Vue.js

    • SASS / Tailwind CSS / Bootstrap

2. Back-End (Server Side)

Handles the business logic, database interactions, and authentication.

  • Languages & Frameworks:

    • Node.js (JavaScript)

    • Express.js

    • Python (Django, Flask)

    • Ruby on Rails

    • Java (Spring Boot)

    • PHP (Laravel)

  • Database Management:

    • SQL Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL

    • NoSQL Databases: MongoDB, Firebase

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