In recent years, there comes a highest demand for full-stack developers than ever before.
If you have decided to upgrade your skills or change your
domain of work this is the right time to learn full-Stack Development.
So, Who is a full stack developer, and How to become One?
A “full-stack developer” is someone
who knows the right process and collection of technologies to integrate with to
design, build, test, and deploy a project.
This post will give you an overview of technologies you may
consider to learn for being a full-Stack developer.
As a Full-Stack developer, you should be good at these
areas,
- Process management
- Software / Source Code management
- Software development
- Software testing
- Software deployment
So if you’re familiar with all these areas you’re a
full-Stack developer.
At first sight, it might be overwhelming to understand what
you need to learn and how
Everything fits together in the end.
The following are the Tools and Technologies a full-stack
developer should be good with.
- Process
management:- SDLC, Agile, and Scrum
- Software
management:- Version Control System ( Git, Gitlab or Github)
- Software
development:-
- Front-end
development : - Html 5, Css3 , JavaScript, Typescript ,Angular or React.
- Back-end
Development: - Java, Spring boot, Nodejs, Express Js, Web Service(HTTP and
REST).
- Database
: - SQL or NoSQL (MySQL or Mongo DB).
- Basic
Data Structure and Algorithm.
- Software
test: -
- Java (
Junit, Mockito, Selenium )
- Nodejs
( Jasmine, Chai, Chai-Http, and Protractor )
- Software
deployment: - CI /CD ( Jenkins, AWS code deploy, AWS code pipeline).