Backend developer + Frontend developer = Full Stack Developer.
Learning to code is first step to become a software developer. Unlike learning any regional languages, learning programming languages needs a bit of computer science knowledge. In this course we train you on required programming skills to make you a good programmer.
In today’s YouTube world, Learning basics doesn’t require a trainer but to become an experienced programmer with live projects experience definitely require a good trainer. We are here to create experienced programmers by training in programming and involving in building live software projects.
This course covers backend and frontend technologies which are used to develop end-to-end enterprise software.
What is backend programming?
Backend programming is part of full stack development which is used for developing business logics, processing user inputs, storing user data into databases, retrieving data from databases etc.. Backend programming also includes creating algorithms, API (Application Programming Interface), Integrating other software products etc. there will be many more activities to it while developing any live customer projects.
Some popular programming languages used for backend development
What is frontend programming?
Frontend programming is part of full stack development which is used for developing user interfaces like webpages, validating user inputs, sending user data to backend processing, creating user interfaces (UI), creating user experience (UX), applying cascading style sheet(CSS) etc. there will be many more activities to it while developing any live customer projects.
Some popular programming languages/frameworks used for frontend development
Some examples of full stack technologies:
Don’t think learning 1 backend and 1 frontend programming language will make you a Full Stack Developer, It is very much important to learn and practice several development tools, debugging tools, logs analysis tools, database tools etc..
Not just dev/debug tools, but having good understanding about DevOps tools like Jenkins, TeamCity, Azure DevOps, AWS code pipeline all these are part of full stack journey. Code repo tools like Git, SVN are must learn tools for source code management. Full stack engineers must learn ticket management tools like Jira for requirements or bugs tracking and assignments.
Thats not all, What development methodologies are followed for developing software? Agile is everywhere. Yes learning Agile practices are must now a days for any developer, It helps delivering software to production in quick way. Learning about scrum, sprints helps in working remote teams very well.
Learning about how testing is covered by testing / QA teams, what tools are used for quality analysis and what are different testing phases involved in releasing any software, these are all concepts a full stack developer must learn while he is in the team.
Learning about different testing environments where software is deployed, these are also called non-production environments, they are generally names as QA environments or Non-prod environments which are used by testing teams to find any bugs in software. there are many terminologies to these Non-productions environments like SIT (System Integration Testing), SAT (System Acceptance Testing), UAT (User Acceptance Testing), Performance testing. The other side once Non-product is completed then software is released to Production environments where customers will be using the software.
So, Overall – Leaning Full stack development includes not just learning programming on back end and front end technologies, It has many more tools and processes to learn to become a perfect Full stack developer. Unlike others where lot of these are not discussed, We train on all above.