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Full Stack Web Developer
by Ilaria Digital School
Become a Full Stack Web Developer and master the development to create, manage and deploy complete applications (HTML, CSS, introduction to algorithms, JavaScript, NodeJS as the main backend, Python for scripting/automation, SQL, NoSQL, automation, SQL, NoSQL, automation, SQL, SQL, NoSQL, Git, SQL, Git, Git, unit tests, unit tests, secure your web application, CI/CD). Skills: Design a multi-layered and secure software architecture (presentation, business, persistence); Develop the front-end and back-end components of a web application; Implement secure REST APIs interconnected to a relational or NoSQL database; Automate deployments via CI/CD pipelines in a DevOps logic; Write technical documentation and prepare for production; Collaborate in Agile project mode (user stories, backlog, sprints, standalone); -ups);
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Workshop: adaptive "About" section
THEORETICAL RECAP Flexbox is a one-dimensional layout model that controls how items are distributed along a single axis — either a row or a column. The core mental model is simple: a flex container governs the behavior of its direct children (flex it...
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Combining Media Queries and Flexbox in a single component
When building modern web interfaces, one of the most powerful techniques available to a developer is combining Media Queries with Flexbox within a single component. You have already worked extensively with Flexbox: alignment, flex-direction, flex-wra...
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Workshop: responsive image gallery with flex-wrap
**Theoretical Recap** Flex-wrap is a core Flexbox property that controls whether flex items are forced into a single line or can wrap onto multiple lines. By default, flex-wrap is set to nowrap, meaning all items stay on one row regardless of their s...
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Managing flow and automatic margins in Flexbox
Now that you have been introduced to the fundamental principle of Flexbox and its flexible container, it is time to go deeper into two closely related and extremely practical concepts: the management of flow direction inside a Flexbox container, and ...
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Introduction to Flexbox: flexible container principle
Flexbox, whose full name is Flexible Box Layout Module, is a CSS layout model introduced with CSS3. Its main purpose is to allow you to arrange, align, and distribute space among elements inside a container, even when their sizes are dynamic or unkno...
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Workshop: converting a design into rem and vw
**Theoretical Recap** Relative units are the backbone of responsive design. Unlike pixels (px), which are fixed and absolute, rem and vw scale dynamically based on context. The rem unit (root em) is always relative to the font-size defined on the ele...
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Relative units (%, em, rem, vw, vh) for responsive
In the previous activities, you explored media queries and breakpoints to adapt your layouts to different screen sizes. You now know how to change a background color or a font size when the screen reaches a certain width. However, there is a deeper l...
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Workshop: Adapt the font size according to the width of the screen
THEORETICAL RECAP Responsive typography is one of the most impactful aspects of responsive design. The core idea is simple: text that reads comfortably on a desktop can become too small or too large on a mobile screen if left unchanged. CSS gives us ...
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Welcome and chapter goals
Welcome to the Full Stack Web Developer course. This first chapter is designed to set the foundation for everything you will learn throughout this program. Whether you are transitioning from a completely different career, upgrading your existing skil...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Become a Full Stack Web Developer and master the development to create, manage and deploy complete applications (HTML, CSS, introduction to algorithms, JavaScript, NodeJS as the main backend, Python for scripting/automation, SQL, NoSQL, automation, SQL, NoSQL, automation, SQL, SQL, NoSQL, Git, SQL, Git, Git, unit tests, unit tests, secure your web application, CI/CD). Skills: Design a multi-layered and secure software architecture (presentation, business, persistence); Develop the front-end and back-end components of a web application; Implement secure REST APIs interconnected to a relational or NoSQL database; Automate deployments via CI/CD pipelines in a DevOps logic; Write technical documentation and prepare for production; Collaborate in Agile project mode (user stories, backlog, sprints, standalone); -ups);
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