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Full Stack Development

The document provides an overview of full stack development, detailing the technologies and skills needed for both front-end and back-end web application development. It covers key concepts such as APIs, static vs dynamic content, loops, database queries, and React.js for building modern user interfaces. Additionally, it includes an exercise to create a functional React component.

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Full Stack Development

The document provides an overview of full stack development, detailing the technologies and skills needed for both front-end and back-end web application development. It covers key concepts such as APIs, static vs dynamic content, loops, database queries, and React.js for building modern user interfaces. Additionally, it includes an exercise to create a functional React component.

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Full Stack Development

Full Stack refers to the complete set of technologies and skills required
to build an entire web application 4 both the front-end (what the user
sees) and the back-end (the server, database, and logic behind the
scenes).
Frontend vs Backend: The Web Stack

Frontend Backend

What users see and interact with Server-side logic and data

HTML structure Server logic


CSS styling Databases
JavaScript interactivity APIs
APIs: The Communication Bridge
Application Programming Interface : A set of rules and protocols
enabling different software programs to communicate and exchange
data seamlessly.

Request Process

Client asks for data Server handles request

Response

Data returned to client


Static vs Dynamic Content

Static Content Dynamic Content

Fixed in place, unchanging. Same content served to all users. Changes based on user interaction and data updates in real-
time.
HTML pages
CSS styles Updated instantly

Fixed resources Personalized data


Real-time changes
Loops: Controlling Flow and Repetition

While Loop For Loop

Repeats while condition is true4unknown iteration Repeats a defined number of times. You know exactly
count. Perfect when loop count depends on runtime how many iterations before execution begins.
conditions.
Database Queries: Retrieving Your Data
01 02 03

SELECT * SELECT Specific Columns Data Retrieval

Retrieves all columns and rows from a Choose particular data or values by Extracting specific information from
specified table. The asterisk means "all specifying column names instead of storage locations like databases or file
data." using the asterisk. systems for your application.
[Link]: Building Modern Frontends
A front-end JavaScript library for building dynamic user interfaces with reusable, component-based architecture.

Components Props

Reusable UI building blocks4functional or class-based Pass data from parent to child components for dynamic
content

State Effects

Manage component data that changes over time with Handle side effects like data fetching with useEffect
useState
React Architecture: Components, Routing & Navigation
Class Components
Navbar
ES6 class-based components with
Navigation bar providing links to
lifecycle methods and state
different sections of your application
management

React Router Lifecycle

Client-side routing library for Mounting, updating, and unmounting


navigating between pages without full phases4manage component behavior
page reloads at each stage
Exercise 1: Functional Component
Question: Create a functional component named HelloStudent that displays: "Hello Students, Welcome to React!" Render it
inside [Link].

[Link]

import React from 'react';

function HelloStudent() {
return <h1>Hello Students, Welcome to React!</h1>;
}

export default HelloStudent;

[Link]

import React from 'react';


import HelloStudent from './HelloStudent'; // Assuming [Link] is in the same directory

function App() {
return (
<div>
<HelloStudent />
</div>
);
}

export default App;

Output

Hello Students, Welcome to React!


Thank You

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