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Full Stack Developer

The document discusses the skills needed for a full stack developer in 2022, including languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks like React and Angular, databases like SQL and NoSQL, version control systems like Git, and tools for development, testing, and monitoring applications.

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Full Stack Developer

The document discusses the skills needed for a full stack developer in 2022, including languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks like React and Angular, databases like SQL and NoSQL, version control systems like Git, and tools for development, testing, and monitoring applications.

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Full Stack developer

7 Skills Full Stack Developers Need in 2022

1. HTML
2. CSS
3. JavaScript
4. Node.js
5. SQL
6. NoSQL
7. MERN Stack

3. Frameworks

You might be well aware of the fact of how important is to get the modules
aligned to perform a task and that’s why it becomes a necessity for you to know
the best and most popular frameworks to back up the front-end part. Besides
this, the “frameworks” do help in specifying the set of rules to prepare the
blueprint while developing any application so that changes can be made as and
when required. Some of the best frameworks are as follows:
 React
 Angular
 Vue.js

4. Basic Understanding of Operating Systems

One of the most important factors while developing any software is to choose
the platform where it will run. Like if that software (on which you’re working)
runs locally, then it will require to machine, and eventually, that machine would
require an operating system to broadcast its existence. That’s why having
knowledge of operating systems is the first and foremost thing to do while
building any software. There are a few important elements that you need to
cater to while working on an operating system, the list entails the following
units:

Types of Operating Systems:


 Linux
 macOS
 Windows
Things to Learn in Operating Systems:
 Memory Management
 Process & Process Management
 Inter-Process Communication
 Threads & Concurrency
 I/O Management & Scheduling
 Distribution File System
 Virtualization

5. Languages to Learn

Besides getting a full-struck command of front-end programming languages, it


is still mandatory for you to have knowledge of back-end programming
languages. All you need to do is to make sure that learning the following
languages that will help you with the functionality in back-end development.
Languages along with their frameworks are:
 Java + Springboot
 C# + .Net
 Python + Django
 Ruby + RubyonRails
 PHP + Laravel

6. Proficiency in VCS (Version Control System)

Being proficient in VCS (also known as SCM – Source Code Management)


requires both understanding of project management and to keep the track of the
entire history. It also defines how it works as most of the company’s workflows
are bound within it. That’s why it’s said that having knowledge of some of the
most popular version control systems will solve most of the problems and it’s
also a platform for developers to interact and discuss their ideas and issues.
Some of the best VCs are:
 GIT
 GitHub
 GitLab
 Apache Subversion
8. Gain Insights into “API”

Being a backend developer will require you to have a strong base to work on
the programming interfaces so that backed services can interact when required.
Besides this, there are a number of options available when choosing one, all
you need is to know the desired action that you need to incorporate. Some of
the best APIs for backend development are:
 JSON
 SOAP
 Firebase
 Springboot

10. Testing

A method to execute that decides the success of any software can be simply
termed backend testing. Its main objective is to test the application or database
layer that ensures that the specific software is free from any deadlocks and data
loss can be prevented from it. There are three categories of testing such as
structural, functional, and non-functional testing. Some of the best testing tools
are:
 Data Factory
 Data Generator
 TurboData

12. Use of Monitoring Tools

While working on any project, especially when is app is ready to push for LIVE,
there are certain times when an app gets crashed. That’s where the
requirement of monitoring rises, and full-stack developers are responsible for
monitoring application logs, and server status and should be capable enough to
handle any uncertain crashes and to solve any complexity especially when the
app is live. Besides this, there are 5 major benefits of using monitoring tools:
1. To Monitor Infra: Monitoring servers, containers, etc
2. Performance Monitoring: metrics, logs, log monitoring, etc.
3. End-to-End Monitoring: To perform monitoring across the environment.
4. Prevention From Any Crash: To prevent any crash, and creates easiness
for solving complexities.
5. Monitor Analytics: To predict and analyze issues or requirements.

 NPM. NPM is a software used to manage dependencies for


javascript packages. It is designed specifically for use with
Node.js and helps the node manage conflicts. Full stack
developers often use it in the development, publishing, discovery,
and installation of node programs.

Job NO 1:
 Participate in agile/scrum software development, prototyping and code reviews
with a small team of developers.
 As a full-stack developer, you will code back-end services in Node.JS and front-
end in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.JS, and Next.js.
 Design, implement and/or use RESTful web services.
 Implement modern and responsive UI for the web and variety of devices.
 Write testable, well-thought-out code within the Node.js ecosystem, embracing
additional languages and frameworks when appropriate.
 Work with the management to understand all the tasks, product requirements,
release schedules and come up with an agreeable plan to lead the team to
deliver the products going forward.
 Able to analyze product requirement, details out tasks, resources and schedules
to release products.
 Nurturing the development team and grow together with them

Job NO 2:
 You'll be enthusiastic with a positive attitude; dedication and willingness to work
hard, sometimes under high production pressure.
 Minimum 2 year experience of PHP/Laravel programming, MySQL, XHTML, CSS
and JavaScript Experience of PHP 5 and OOP beneficial
 Extensive knowledge and experience of building WordPress CMS websites using
the best practice & de-facto standard plugins.
 Experience working with WordPress at a PHP code level
 Knowledge of existing inbuilt WordPress functions Creation of custom post types
 Creation of plugins/widgets written to conform with the WordPress coding
standards
 Creation of clean, logical, well-documented and re-usable code Theme/Template
integration
 Knowledge of WordPress Network (Multisite) beneficial
 Experience creating multi-lingual websites
 Advantageous Knowledge and experience of web accessibility
 Good understanding of cross-platform and cross-browser

Job NO 3:
Requirements:

 3+ years experience
 PHP
 REST API
 Laravel
 NodeJS
 MySql
 Firebase
 Twilio API
 ZenDesk API

Nice To Have:

 No-Sql Databases
 AWS Lambda
 MEAN stack
 MERN stack

Job NO 4:
Requirements for the position:

 Good knowledge of object oriented principles and design patterns.


 3-5 years of experience with backend and/or full stack development. We work in Python,
but previous experience isn't a requirement.
 Experience working with modern CI/CD technologies - advantage.
 Experience with MySQL.
 Basic familiarity with AWS and docker.
 Familiarity with agile methodologies.
 Strong interpersonal skills, being able to explain technical context to non-technical people
 Comfortable working with English speaking colleagues (verbal and written

Job NO 5:

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