Web Development
Master the art of creating exceptional web experiences, from front-end to back-end, through APIs and databases.
Modern Web Architecture
Modern web development revolves around three main pillars: front-end for user experience, back-end for business logic, and APIs for system communication. Each layer requires specific skills and technologies.
Front-end
User interface and client experience
- HTML/CSS - Structure and design
- JavaScript - Interactivity
- React/Vue/Angular - Frameworks
- Responsive Design - Multi-device
- Performance - Optimization
Back-end
Business logic and data management
- Servers - Node.js, Python, Java
- Databases - SQL, NoSQL
- Authentication - Security
- Caching - Performance
- Microservices - Architecture
Full-stack
Complete mastery of the technology stack
- MEAN/MERN - JavaScript stacks
- JAMstack - Static sites
- DevOps - Deployment
- REST/GraphQL APIs - Communication
- Cloud - Infrastructure
Essential Technologies and Tools
Frontend Development
- Build Tools: Webpack, Vite, Parcel
- CSS Frameworks: Tailwind, Bootstrap, Material UI
- State Management: Redux, Vuex, MobX
- Testing: Jest, Cypress, Testing Library
Backend Development
- Frameworks: Express, Django, Spring Boot
- Databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis
- ORM/ODM: Prisma, Mongoose, Hibernate
- Message Queues: RabbitMQ, Kafka
APIs and Communication
REST APIs
- • Stateless architecture
- • Standard HTTP methods
- • JSON format
- • Cacheable and scalable
GraphQL
- • Flexible query language
- • Single endpoint
- • Strong typing
- • Automatic introspection
Web Best Practices
Performance
- • Image optimization
- • Lazy loading
- • Code splitting
- • CDN and caching
Security
- • Mandatory HTTPS
- • Input validation
- • CSRF/XSS protection
- • Robust authentication
Accessibility
- • Semantic HTML
- • Color contrast
- • Keyboard navigation
- • Screen readers
SEO
- • Optimized metadata
- • Semantic URLs
- • Loading speed
- • Schema markup
Web development constantly evolves with new technologies, frameworks, and methodologies. The key to success lies in a balanced approach between innovation and stability, always keeping the end user at the center of concerns.