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The document discusses front end and back end technologies used for web development. It lists technologies like Node.js, React, JavaScript, HTML, CSS for the front end and MySQL, Express.js for the back end. It also mentions libraries and tools like Figma, Redux, Axios, Sequelize, React Bootstrap, Bootstrap SCSS used for UI/UX design, state management, making API requests, and styling. The front end is deployed to a URL while the back end is deployed to a host IP address or service like Heroku.
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