The document discusses front-end and back-end development tools and technologies. It covers client-side tools like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and server-side tools like PHP, Java, and databases. It also discusses content management systems like WordPress versus frameworks like Laravel. Finally, it outlines different career paths for full stack development, including full time, part time, or freelance work building websites, web services, systems, or mobile applications.

1. Back-endFront-end

2. Front-end

3. Front-end

4. Back-end

5. Back-end

6. Client Side tools and technologies
• XAMPP
• HTML
• CSS
• Java Script
• HTML5
• CSS3 - Bootstrap
• Jquery – Angular –
React - Ajax

7. Server Side tools and technologies
• PHP
• Java
• Python
• Ruby on Rails
• Mysql
• Sqlite
• postgresql

8. PHP
Pure CMS
WordPress
Drupal
Joomla
Magento
OpenCart
Frameworks
MVC
Laravel
Symfony
Zend
CodeIgniter
CakePHP

9. Frameworks VS CMS
Frameworks CMS
Fast Start 
Plugins & Themes 
Upgrades 
Tutorials  
Specific Requirements 
Clean Code 
Performance 
Large Scale Website 
Flexibility 

10. Full Stack Career
• Full Time
• Part Time
• Freelance
• Websites
• Web Services
• Systems
• Facebook Tabs
• Mobile Application
(Phonegap - Ionic)

11. Questions ?