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Full stack developers are comfortable working with both back-end and front-end technologies. Such developers are in demand as they can understand both implementation of a certain feature as well as the look and feel of it.

So, a full stack developer can:

Code the front-end of a website
Code the back-end of a website
Deploy a website to a live URL

You can become a good full stack developer in 1000 hours or 6 months of learning. If you want to learn or test yourself whether coding is for you Freecodecamp is a great place to start.

Last updated: June 5, 2017

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Career Industries Computer/Software Engineering/Technology Science

Requirements

Education

Information Science and Engineering Bachelor of Computer Applications

Skills

C++
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Java
Python
Ruby
PHP
SQL
WordPress
Photoshop
Illustrator

What should I know?

Technology changes constantly, as do the languages and databases you will use in your everyday work. You have to welcome change. That means a desire to improve, to learn, and to admit that learning is part of the job.

The following languages can get you started.

HTML: The world’s most fundamental programming language, found on every website in existence.
CSS: The style sheet language that makes those websites so great looking and stylized.
SQL: Designed to manage data and stream process data into a management system
Postgres: Another open-source data management system
Sinatra: An open-source, web application library for app frameworks
JavaScript: A high-level language that programs the behavior of webpages

Frameworks

Front End Development