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FULL STACK WEB DEVELOPMENT

INDUSTRIAL INTERNSHIP PRESENTATION

PRESENTED BY
A GURUDEVAN
B TECH-AI&DS
612722243017
INTRODUCTION TO FULL STACK
DEVELOPMENT

• Definition: Full stack development refers to the development of both frontend


(client-side) and backend (server-side) parts of a web application.
• Skills Required:
• Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks (React, Angular, etc.)
• Backend: Server, Database, APIs (Node.js, Python, Ruby on Rails, etc.)
• Database: SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL) or NoSQL (MongoDB)
• Version Control: Git and GitHub
FRONTEND DEVELOPMENT

• What is Frontend? The client-side part of a web application that users interact with.
• Languages/Technologies:
• HTML (Structure)
• CSS (Styling)
• JavaScript (Interactivity)
• Frameworks/Libraries:
• React.js, Angular, Vue.js
• Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS
• Role of a Frontend Developer: Responsible for creating user-friendly interfaces,
ensuring responsive design, and enhancing the overall user experience.
BACKEND DEVELOPMENT

• What is Backend? The server-side part that handles business logic, database
interactions, and authentication.
• Languages/Technologies:
• Node.js, Python (Django, Flask), Ruby on Rails, Java, PHP
• Databases:
• SQL: MySQL, PostgreSQL
• NoSQL: MongoDB, Firebase
• Role of a Backend Developer: Handles data storage, server-side logic, APIs, and
user authentication.
API DEVELOPMENT & INTEGRATION
• What is an API? Application Programming Interface – a set of rules that allow
different applications to communicate with each other.
• REST vs GraphQL:
• REST: Representational State Transfer, stateless communication.
• GraphQL: Flexible, client-defined queries.
• API Use Cases:
• Fetching data from the server
• Authentication (OAuth, JWT)
• Sending and receiving data (JSON format)
DATABASES
• Relational Databases (SQL):
• Structure: Tables, rows, columns
• Examples: MySQL, PostgreSQL
• Non-Relational Databases (NoSQL):
• Structure: Document-based, key-value pairs
• Examples: MongoDB, Firebase
• Choosing the Right Database:
• SQL for structured data and relationships
• NoSQL for unstructured or dynamic data
VERSION CONTROL WITH GIT
• What is Git? A distributed version control system that helps track changes and
collaborate with others.
• Key Git Commands:
• git init, git clone, git commit, git push, git pull
• Platforms:
• GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
• Why Git is Important: It allows developers to manage code changes, work
collaboratively, and maintain project history.
DEVOPS AND DEPLOYMENT
• What is DevOps? A set of practices that automates and integrates the processes
between software development and IT operations.
• Tools & Practices:
• Docker: Containerization for consistent environments
• CI/CD: Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment
• Jenkins, Travis CI
• Deployment:
• Hosting Platforms: Heroku, AWS, DigitalOcean, Netlify
• Deployment Process: Automating deployment to production servers
FULL STACK WORKFLOW

• Development Process:
• Frontend Development (Building UI/UX)
• Backend Development (Business logic, API development)
• Database Integration (Storing and retrieving data)
• Testing (Unit tests, Integration tests)
• Deployment (Push to live server)
POPULAR FULL STACK
DEVELOPMENT TOOLS

• Frontend Frameworks: React, Angular, Vue


• Backend Frameworks: Node.js (Express), Django, Flask
• Databases: MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL
• Version Control: Git, GitHub
• DevOps Tools: Docker, Jenkins, Kubernetes
CHALLENGES IN FULL STACK
DEVELOPMENT

• Learning Curve: Mastering both frontend and backend technologies can be overwhelming.
• Keeping Up with Trends: The tech stack evolves rapidly.
• Time Management: Balancing work across the entire stack can be challenging.
CONCLUSION

• Summary: Full Stack Developers are versatile and skilled in both frontend and backend
technologies, APIs, databases, and deployment practices.
• Why Full Stack Development? A versatile skill set allows developers to build entire
applications, handle diverse tasks, and adapt to evolving technology trends.
• Future of Full Stack Development: Growing demand for developers with the capability to
manage end-to-end web solutions.
THANK
YOU!

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