Complete End-to-End Development Course
General Introduction
- Course designed for beginners with no prior software development knowledge.
- Only basic computer handling knowledge required.
- No need to learn any programming language beforehand.
- The goal is to teach everything from scratch.
What is a Full Stack Developer?
- Full Stack Developer: Engineer who handles databases, servers, system engineering, and clients.
- Can work on web-based, mobile, or native Windows applications projects.
- High demand in the current job market.
Responsibilities of a Full Stack Developer
- Handle the full cycle of software development: design, implementation, testing, and deployment.
- Knowledgeable about all facets of software development, from front-end to back-end and middleware.
- Ability to adapt to different development environments and manage multiple technologies.
Benefits and Downsides
- Benefits: High demand, ability to handle multiple tasks, generally better salaries.
- Downside: Knows a bit of everything but is not an expert in all.
Concept of Full Stack
- Full Stack: Set of technologies required to complete an end-to-end project.
- Includes software modules and components that combine to achieve a specific objective.
Difference Between Software Application and Software Product
- Application Software: Designed according to specific customer requirements.
- Example: Train reservation system for IRCTC (Indian Railways).
- Software Product: Designed to meet domain needs.
- Example: ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) like SAP.
Practical Example: Amazon
- Departments: Administration, Purchasing, Finance, Shipping, Suppliers.
- Purchase Process:
- Customer places an order on Amazon's application or website.
- The order is validated and potentially sent to a purchasing department.
- The supplier receives the order and ships the product.
- Delivery confirmation and updates in administration and finance systems.
Necessary Components to Develop a Full Stack Application
- Front-End: Interface with which the user interacts.
- Back-End: Request processing and database management.
- Middleware: Communication between front-end and back-end.
Detail of Technologies Used
- Front-End: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular, React, Vue, Ember.
- Back-End: Java, .NET, PHP, Python, Node.js, Databases (MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server, Oracle).
- Middleware: Express, WebSphere.
Role and Demands of a Full Stack Developer
- Specialization: Knowledge in all areas, but not perfection in all.
- High Demand: Companies seek Full Stack developers to handle multiple technologies and tasks.
- Salaries: Vary but generally high compared to specialized developers.
Full Stack Developer Course
- Duration: 100 days.
- Focus:
- Perfection in front-end.
- 70% to 80% knowledge in back-end and middleware.
Next Steps
- Specific details and topics to be covered in future sessions.
- Resources and notes will be provided online.
Conclusion: This course offers a comprehensive path to become a competent Full Stack developer, covering all fundamental aspects from start to finish.