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Java UI Front End & Back End: Do you want to be a developer at the front end or a back end? Understanding your career objectives at the beginning of a coding boot camp can narrow down the college that is best for you. Let’s take a look at the distinction between web development at the front end vs back end development about the programming languages you should know, which coding classes teach you, and how to expect your work as a web developer front end or back end!
Front-end developer manages everything you see first in your application, browser or on website. Front-end designers are responsible for a website look and feel. The front end’s development focuses primarily on what some may call the development ‘client’ side. JavaScript, Hypertext Markup Language, and CSS are front End languages. If you want to become a front-end developer, you don’t suppose to have a back-end developer’s skills. Sites generated by the designers in the front end will not interact in order to function with data stored in a database. The content is “fixed” so that large pieces of new information are not uploaded permanently. Small companies and restaurants generally have excellent examples of static websites.
Back End Web Development:
Back end development refers to an application’s server-side and to everything between the database and the browser. The Back End Developer’s Code provides the browser with database data. Anything you can’t readily see with the eye is the back end developer’s job, like databases and servers. The position of back-end designer is often referred to as a web developer and programmer. Many back end designers are familiar with CSS and HTML front-end languages. Programming and Scripting languages used for the back-end development are Python, Ruby, Perl, PHP, .Net, etc. Back end, designers focus most
Ui Design, Frntend, Backend Web Develpment
Ui r Web Design:
Html, CSS, Bootstrap
Front-End (Programming Web Development):
Javascript, Jquery, Ajax & JSON
Front-End (Application's Development):
Ecmascript, Reactjs
Typescript, Angularjs
Server-End & Back-End (Application's Development):
Ndejs, Expressjs and Mngdb
Html
Html Introduction And Its Use In Websites
Introduction f Html
Differences Between Html4 & Html5
Elements / Tags
Attributes And With Practical Examples
Forms
Tables
Audi And Vide
Html5 New Elements
CSS
CSS Introduction And Its Use In Websites
CSS Implementations In Html
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Animation Properties
Background Properties
Text Properties
Layout Properties
Selectors
Elements
Attributes
Posted Classes
Animation Effects
Bootstrap
Bootstrap Basic
Fixed Layouts
Responsive Layouts
Tables
Images
Buttons
Forms
Olympics
Navigation
Breadcrumbs
Drpdwns
Pagination
Helper Classes
Modal Dialog Boxes
Carousels
Javascript
Introduction
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Basic Concepts
Conditional Statements
Lp Statements
Functions
Dm And Event Handlers
Working With Firms
object-oriented Programming
Advanced Cncepts – Prttype, Clsures, Apply(), Call() Etc.,
Jquery
Attributes
Cntent And Css Manipulatins
Dm
Events
Effects
Animations
And Mre!
Json
Introduction
Json Vs XML
Json Object
Jun Array
Ajax Jun
Ecma Script6
Let, Var, Cnst
Arrow Functions
Default Parameters
Fr Lp
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Spread Attributes
Maps
Sets
Static Methods
Getters And Setters
TypeScript
Single Page Apps VS Conventional Web Applications
Where Angular Fits
Angular-9 has arrived (what’s new)
Brief Intr t TypeScript
The TypeScript Module System
Getting Setup
Project Setup
String Templates
Cnst, Let
Rest & Spread peratrs
Arrow Functions
Maps, Sets
Interface
Generics
New object Features
Classes
Destructing
Typescript decorators
Angularjs
Angular Binding and Events
Templates
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Bindings
Event Bindings
Two-way Binding
Class and Style Bindings
Built-in Directives
Component Data Binding
Component Events
Ng-model
Introduction t webpack/systems
Dependency Injection and services
Why Dependency Injection?
Injecting API
Cmpnent Multi Prviders
Injection Multi Providers
Services overview
Creating a Service
Injecting a Service
Directives
Introduction and Examples
Directives overview
Attribute Directives
Custom Attribute Directive
Structural Directives
Structural Directive: ngIf
Structural Directive: ngFr
Structural Directive: ngSwitch
Custom Structural Directive
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Pipes
Using Pipes
Creating Pipes
Built-in Pipes
Chaining Pipes
Custom Pipes
Stateful Pipes
Firms
Cntrls
Cntrl groups
Form Builder
Template Driven Approach
Data-Driven Approach
Routing
Introduction and Use
Creating and configuring Routes
Imperative Routing
Routing Parameters
Child Routes
Routing Lifecycle Hks
Setting up Firebase
HTTP PST Request
HTTP GET Request
HTTP, Prmises, and bservables
Premises – still available, still useful
Calling an API via HTTP
Introduction t observables
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observable Bindings
observables operator
Testing
Unit Testing
End t End Testing
Nodejs
Introduction t Node JS
Introduction
What is Node JS?
Advantages f Node JS
Traditional Web Server Model
Nde.js Press Model
Setup Dev Environment
Install Nde.js n Windows
Installing in mac s
Working in REPL
Node JS Cancel
Node JS Modules
Functions
Buffer
Module
Module Types
Cre Modules
Local Modules
Module.Experts
Node Package Manager
What is NPM
Installing Packages Locally
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Adding dependency in package.json
Installing packages globally
Updating packages
Creating Webserver
Creating web server
Handling HTTP requests
Sending requests
File System
Fs.readFile
Writing a File
Writing a file asynchronously
pending a file
Deleting a file
ther I peratins
Debugging Nde JS Application
Cre Node JS debugger
Debugging with Visual Studi
Events
EventEmitter class
Returning event emitter
Inhering events
Express.JS
Configuring routes
Working with express
Serving Static Resources
Serving static files
Working with middle ware
Database connectivity
Connection string
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Configuring
Working with select command
Updating records
Deleting records
Template Engines
Why Template Engine
What is Jade
What is vash
ExpressJS
Introduction t ExpressJS
Routing
Cnfiguratin
Views
Middleware
Working With Data
Working With Socket.i
Processes and cluster
Child Process Module
Why clusters
The cluster object
The worker object
Best Practices
NPM
Nde.js API design
Error Handling
Debugging
Hosting Nde
Unit testing
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MongoDB:
MongoDB Basics
What is MongoDB? Introduction, Architecture, Features & Example
SQL Tutorial: Learn NSQL Features, Types, What is, Advantages
Install MongoDB
Hw t Dwnlad & Install MngDB n Windws
MongoDB Database
Hw t Create Database & Collection in MongoDB
Add MngDB Array using insert() with Example
Mngdb Primary Key: Example t set _id field with bjectId()
MongoDB Query Example
MongoDB Query Document using find() with Example
MongoDB Cursor Tutorial: Learn with EXAMPLE
MongoDB order with Srt() & Limit() Query with Examples
MongoDB Cunt() & Remove() Functions with Examples
MongoDB Update() Document with Example
Reactjs
Reactjs Introduction
Installation / Setup An Environment
Displaying An utput
Working With Variables, Constants, Let
Working With Decision Making Statements
Working With Lps
Understanding Hw The Styles Are Implemented Int utput
Working With Inline, External Styles
Naming Cnventin - Classname - Class = '...'
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Working With Frontend & Background Images
Working With Comments
Understanding Hw We Can Create Cmpnents
Writing An Arrow Functions In Cmpnents
Working With Props, Children Prps
Working With State Management
Understanding & Working With Event Handling
Working With User-Defined Methods
Working With Property Binding
no Way Binding Data
Two Way Binding Data
Routing
Working With Forms And Instant Field Validation
Working With File Upload
Working With Rest Api’s
observables
Ref's
Material UI
Life Cycle Hks With Functional Cmpnents
Life Cycle Hks With Class Cmpnents
Redux
Saga Middleware
Testing r Debug – Jest & Enzyme
Course information
- Course: Java UI Front End & Back End
- Company: ArchiTech IT
- Course Content: Available
- Course Duration: 40-45 Days
- Session Recording: Lifetime Access