The term full-stack development includes development as well as maintenance of various elements such as front-end and back-end parts of the application for web. The full stack developers have knowledge in various technology areas that allow them to build unified and workable web projects.

1. Here is where your presentation begins
Full stack
development

2. Introduction
 Title of the presentation
 Presenter's name and affiliation
• Overview of Full Stack Development
• Definition of Full Stack Development
• Importance and relevance of Full Stack Development
in the industry

3. Front-End Development
• Explanation of front-end development
• Technologies and tools used in front-end
development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.)
• Examples of front-end frameworks (React, Angular,
Vue.js)

4. Back-End Development
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 Explanation of back-end
development

frameworks (Express, Django, Ruby
on Rails)
Technologies and tools used in
back-end development (Node.js,
Python, Ruby, etc.)

5. • Introduction to databases and their role in
Full Stack Development
• Types of databases (relational, NoSQL)
• Examples of popular databases (MySQL,
MongoDB)
Databases and Data Storage

6. APIs and Web Services
• Overview of APIs (Application
Programming Interfaces) and web services
• Role of APIs in Full Stack Development
 Examples of popular APIs (Google Maps
API, Twitter API)

7. Version Control and Deployment
• Importance of version control in software
development
• Introduction to Git and GitHub
• Basics of deployment and hosting (Heroku, AWS,
etc.)

8. Testing and Debugging
• Overview of testing in Full Stack Development
• Types of testing (unit testing, integration testing)
 Debugging techniques and tools

9. Security and Performance
• Importance of security in Full Stack
Development
• Common security vulnerabilities and best
practices
• Performance optimization techniques

10. Project Management and Collaboration
• Introduction to project management methodologies (Agile,
Scrum)
• Communication and collaboration tools for teams (Slack,
Trello)