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Full-stack web development is a comprehensive approach to building web applications that involves working on both the client and server sides, covering the entire spectrum of development. A full-stack web developer possesses skills and expertise in both front-end and back-end technologies, enabling them to create end-to-end solutions. In this 2000-word description, we'll explore the key components, technologies, and methodologies associated with full-stack web development.<br><br>Introduction to Full-Stack Web Development<br>Web development has evolved significantly over the years, and full-stack

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Building Tomorrow's Building Tomorrow's Digital World Digital World 01 02 A Deep Dive into Full Stack Web Development

Introduction Introduction What is Full Stack Web Development? 01 02 Why is it important in today's digital world? 03 Key skills required for Full Stack Web Development

Front-end Development Front-end Development User Interface Design HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Responsive Web Design Frontend Frameworks (e.g., React, Angular) ● ● ● ●

Back-end Development Back-end Development Server-side Programming Languages (e.g., Python, API Development 02 Node.js) 01 03 Database Management Security and Authentication 04

Database Management Database Management Query Optimization SQL and NoSQL Databases 01 04 02 Database Administration Data Modeling 03

API Development API Development 01 02 Authentication and Authorization RESTful APIs 03 04 API Design Principles Versioning and Documentation

Testing and Testing and Deployment Deployment Unit Testing Integration Testing Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment Server Setup and Configuration ● ● ● ●

Performance and Optimization Performance and Optimization Caching Code Minification 02 01 03 CDN Implementation Website Performance Monitoring 04

UI/UX Design UI/UX Design User Testing and Feedback Wireframing and Prototyping 01 04 02 Accessibility and Usability User Research and Personas 03

Project Management Project Management 01 02 Task Tracking and Management Agile Methodology 03 04 Scrum and Kanban Collaboration Tools

Building Tomorrow's Digital World: A Deep Dive into Full Stack Web Development In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, the role of Full Stack Web Developers has become pivotal in shaping tomorrow's online world. These professionals possess the unique ability to navigate both front-end and back-end development, making them indispensable in the creation of robust and dynamic web applications.

Mastering Full Stack Skills: A Gateway to Digital Mastery 01 Full stack developers, equipped with a comprehensive understanding of both client and server-side technologies, are well-positioned to lead the charge in innovation and digital transformation. 02 To thrive in this ever-changing digital era, mastering full stack skills is not just an option – it's a necessity.

What does it mean to master full stack skills? Mastering full stack skills involves gaining proficiency in a diverse set of technologies. On the frontend, developers work with languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a seamless and visually appealing user experience. Simultaneously, on the backend, they delve into server-side languages like Node.js, Python, or Ruby, ensuring that the application runs smoothly and efficiently. ● ● ●

Expertise in Full Stack: A Competitive Edge in the Digital Arena Acquiring expertise in full stack development provides a competitive edge in the digital arena. 01 02 Companies are increasingly seeking professionals who can handle the entire web development process, from concept to deployment. 03 This broad skill set allows for greater collaboration between different development teams and facilitates a more streamlined and efficient workflow.

Why is expertise in full stack crucial? 01 This holistic approach not only accelerates development but also results in more cohesive and integrated digital solutions. 02 Having expertise in full stack development enables professionals to tackle challenges holistically. 03 They can understand how changes on the front-end may impact the back-end and vice versa.

Conclusion Conclusion Summary of Full Stack Web Development Future Trends in Web Development Continued Learning and Professional Growth ● ● ●

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What is a Full-Stack Developer Exactly? A Complete Guide

It’s one of the most popular coding jobs , but what is a full-stack developer, what do they do, and why are they so in-demand?

Let’s clear it all up for you.

Maybe you’re someone interested in making a career change and have repeatedly seen the words “full-stack web developer” on every technical educational website and job application.

Considering that the majority (33%) of professional coders surveyed in the 2023 Stack Overflow survey are full-stack developers, what this position involves can still be a bit…blurry.

We’ll explore what a full-stack dev is, their tasks, and why you’ll want to become one yourself.

If you’d like to start becoming one, then a free coding short course is the simplest way to begin. Start coding and building things as soon as possible, and CareerFoundry’s course will put you in a great position to do that.

So, let’s take a look at what we’re going to cover:

• What is frontend web development?
• What is backend web development?
• What is a full-stack developer?
• What does a full-stack developer do?
• Why become a full-stack web developer?
• How to become a full-stack web developer

There are two general fields that make up a full-stack developer’s skillset: frontend development and backend development . Let’s explore those first!

1. What is frontend web development?

This skillset involves the actual presentation of your website—how the information in your website is laid out in browsers and on mobile devices as well.

Everything that you actually see on a website—the layout, the positioning of text and images, colors, fonts, buttons, and so on—are all factors that the frontend developer must consider.

A dedicated frontend developer will be very experienced working with languages like:

With these languages, the developer can very efficiently manipulate the information on a website to make it appealing and effective.

The main goal of a frontend developer is to provide the platform for visitors to interact with , a platform which provides and receives information. This means some frontend developer skills include being well-versed in web and UX design and using tools such as Photoshop and Figma to create graphics and themed layouts.

Now that we know what the frontend is, let’s look at what coding “under the hood” is like.

2. What is backend web development?

Creation, edit/update, and collection of data are some of the processes that are most often associated with backend development.

Some examples of common backend scripting languages include:

• JavaScript (with the help of Node.JS )

With these languages, a backend developer can create algorithms and business logic to manipulate the data that was received in frontend development.

This means that a backend developer must be able to write code to receive the information input from the user and also save it somewhere–like in a database.

There are two main types of databases: relational (like PostgreSQL and MySQL) and non-relational management systems (like Mongo). The language used for database management is SQL , which helps the developer interact with the database. You can get started with it in our beginner’s guide to SQL .

The concepts might sound foreign, but just understand that there are different database management systems based on convenience and use.

Another component of backend development is server management , which are applications that host the database and serve up the website. An alternative to knowing how to manage servers is to use cloud-based platforms that provide the infrastructure, like Heroku or Amazon Web Services .

Understanding server management allows a developer to troubleshoot slow applications and even determine how scalable their websites are to include more users.

3. What is a full-stack developer?

Full-stack developers are experts in both the frontend and backend; so, the full-stack of technology that makes up a website.

They are proficient in both frontend and backend languages and frameworks, as well as in server, network and hosting environments.

To get to this breadth and depth of knowledge, most full-stack developers will have spent many years working in a variety of different roles. They also tend to be well-versed in both business logic and user experience, meaning they are not only well-equipped to get hands on, but can also guide and consult on strategy too.

If you’d like to look more closely at the range of skills required to make it, check out our guide to full-stack developer skills .

A note on frameworks

Rather than having to develop complex proprietary code every time for creating different websites, frameworks have become popular resources to make many processes more efficient and convenient.

Libraries like jQuery are extremely popular for frontend developers using JavaScript, as they can implement various functions that other developers have already cultivated and tested.

JavaScript frameworks like AngularJS and EmberJS solve many of the challenges faced by frontend developers by developing conventions that can easily be implemented with any website.

On the backend, there are frameworks like Rails for the programming language of Ruby, Django and Flask for Python, and CakePHP for working with PHP.

The main purpose of frameworks is to make a developer’s job easier by developing a set of conventions that can be adopted for many of the different processes involved in creating a website—from how information is displayed to how it is stored and accessed in the database. If you want to look at them in more depth, we’ve created a beginner’s guide to web frameworks .

Now that you’ve learned what they actually are, another way to understand this job is by looking at what they do in their day-to-day.

4. What does a full-stack developer do?

They say you are what you do, so what does that mean when it comes to a full-stack developer?

Well, the answer there depends on several factors, mainly the type of company and industry they are working in.

It makes sense that a full-stack programmer working as a freelance developer will much more likely be working on every aspect of a project than one working as part of a team for a large multinational firm.

However, a general run-through of some full-stack developer responsibilities you might expect would be:

• Designing user interactions with frontend code
• Ensuring webpages are mobile-optimized
• Creating and maintaining databases and servers
• Receiving design handoffs from UX and UI designers and coding them
• Testing and debugging on both the front- and backend
• Designing and developing functioning APIs
• Writing documentation
• Communicating with data scientists and analysts on the data architecture
• Staying up-to-date on new technologies which could improve technology and customer experience

5. Why become a full-stack web developer?

Given the choice to specialize in frontend or backend development, why would any developer choose to learn the full spectrum?

It goes back to the value of being a T-shaped person. You’re more valuable to a team when you are able to address and discuss both aspects of the web development process and bridge the disconnect.

In other words, one developer who can readily assess and communicate how a website should look, feel, and manipulate data while understanding the technical limitations of such implementations will be a respected and valuable member of any team or company.

Are full-stack developers in demand?

In a word, yes. A quick search shows that there are currently  over 8,000 open full-stack developer positions in the US right now, according to job site Indeed .

Drilling down a little to “full-stack web developer” shows up over 5,000 openings , and that’s not even counting similar titles such “full-stack engineer”.

Needless to say this shows that is incredibly encouraging if you are looking for a career path that is flexible and generally recession-proof. But can you earn a good living from it?

How much does a full-stack developer earn?

Here’s another reason why you’d want to become a full-stack coder—it pays. According to Glassdoor , the average total salary for a full-stack web developer in the US is $109,393 . That’s  double the national salary average !

It’s unsurprising that considering the broad range of skills from across the tech spectrum that they are expected to have, this position is a well-remunerated one.

You can dive deeper into the data and see how much you could earn in your region in our complete full-stack developer salary guide .

6. How to become a full-stack web developer

Now that you know what is a full-stack developer, it’s time to look at how to get there.

Build experience with languages

First of all, you’ll need to gather a good deal of industry experience. You’ll need to learn both frontend and backend languages, as well as the ins and outs of databases and storage.

Hone your soft skills

It’s also worth remembering not to neglect your soft skills either—you’ll probably have some of these already! Full-stack developer soft skills include:

• Collaboration: Being able to work with others is vital, for example designers or
• Problem-solving: A key trait for any type of successful coder
• Communication:  Whether you work in a team or freelance with clients, this is essential

Get an education

If you’re starting from scratch, then  online tutorials are an excellent way of working out if the field is for you.

The next step is to take a full-stack development certification course . This is key to not only learning those T-shaped skills we mentioned earlier, but also having a recognizable acknowledgement of that for potential employers.

Build a portfolio

As well as your certification, your full-stack developer portfolio will also do the talking for you. Just look at CareerFoundry graduate and full-stack developer Felix Pujols—for his professional portfolio, he built a healthcare app,  ARS Reclama , from scratch .

In fact, you can’t just study to become a full-stack developer; it’s all about constantly learning and getting as much experience as you can in both frontend and backend development.

Final thoughts

There are many resources available to learn about full-stack web development. Google the phrase “become a full-stack developer” and you will get pages and pages of different venues and methods to learn.

But you’re probably at the start of the journey and don’t feel like you have the knowledge to differentiate between the step-by-step guides, YouTube videos, bootcamps, and online courses.

A good first tip is to review the resources based on the topics mentioned in this article. Ask yourself questions like:

• How much frontend development is involved?
• What will I learn for backend development?
• What programming languages and frameworks are being taught?

A full-stack developer has all the keys to the house –there’s no door that you cannot open.

It provides an unparalleled freedom to simultaneously work on the front- and backend, and evaluate the capabilities and potential of your website or app in real-time, without having to wait for another developer to review if what you’re desiring is possible or not.

In short, you become a master of the internet.

Interested in becoming a full-stack web developer? Or perhaps you’d like to specialize in frontend or backend development? I recommend you start with CareerFoundry’s free set of coding tutorials and read the following articles to help you get started.

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Learn Web Development – Free Full Stack Developer Courses for Beginners

The term full stack developer refers to working with both the frontend and backend components of a web application.

The frontend is what the user interacts with, while the backend is the logic for the web application.

In this article, I will cover some resources that can help you become a full stack developer:

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Cs50's web programming with python and javascript, the odin project.

I will also provide additional links to YouTube courses where you can continue to practice your skills by building more projects.

• Suggested YouTube full stack project tutorials

freeCodeCamp is a free online interactive learning platform where you can learn web development and earn certifications along the way. Each course has a series of challenges where you will learn the material followed by completing 5 certification projects.

The first four courses cover front end technologies including HTML, CSS, Vanilla JavaScript, React, and D3. The backend end development, relational database course, and quality assurance certifications cover Node, Express, SQL, testing with Chai, MongoDB and more.

Here is a list of some of the projects you will build.

• Product landing page
• Random quote machine
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• Sudoku solver

After completing those certifications, you will know how to build full stack web applications. From there you can build your own projects for your portfolio and start applying for entry level jobs.

The remaining certifications cover Python and machine learning. These are more intermediate-advanced certifications and assume that you have completed the previous JavaScript certifications.

If you need help with the curriculum, reach out to the freeCodeCamp forum , where developers around the world can assist you with your code.

The Odin Project is a free online project-based platform where you can learn Full Stack JavaScript or Full Stack Ruby on Rails .

You will first go through the Foundations curriculum which teaches you HTML, CSS, JavaScript basics, Git, the command line, and how to use a text editor. These courses have suggested readings, assignments, and projects to complete along the way.

Here is a list of some of the projects you will build in the Foundations curriculum :

• Rock Paper Scissors
• Etch-a-Sketch
• Landing page

From there you can choose between the JavaScript or Ruby on Rails curriculum.  If you need help deciding on which one to choose, please read this guide from The Odin Project .

The Ruby on Rails curriculum covers Ruby programming, intermediate to advanced HTML and CSS, the Ruby on Rails framework, and more.

Here are some of the projects that you will build in the Ruby on Rails curriculum .

• Tic Tac Toe
• Personal Portfolio

The JavaScript curriculum covers intermediate to advanced HTML and CSS, JavaScript, MongoDB, Node, Express and more. They have also included a helpful guide on how to get hired for your first job.

Here are some of the projects that you will build in the JavaScript curriculum :

• restaurant page
• weather app

If you need help with the course, please reach out on The Odin Project discord channel .

This CS50 Web programming course will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, Python, Django, SQL and more. You will first need to take CS50's Introduction to Computer Science .

The Introduction to Computer Science will teach you the basics of programming through a series of problem sets and a final project. Then you can move onto the Web programming course and further develop your skills.

This course is taught by David Malan and Brian Yu who are top Harvard University instructors. After you finish these courses, you will have a strong starting foundation in full stack web development.

Both of these courses are available on edX and are free to audit.

If you need help with either of the CS50 courses, please reach out on any of their social media platforms .

Full stack project tutorials on YouTube

After you have built up a basic foundation in full stack web development, you can look into these additional resources for building more projects to strengthen your skills.

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Full Stack Development Explained

Full stack development refers to the end-to-end application software development, including the front end and back end. The front end consists of the user interface, and the back end takes care of the business logic and application workflows.

The main components of a full stack development are the front-end, back-end and database

Consider a retail website. Users can browse or purchase specific items, delete or add items in cart, change their profile, and do many other things. All these actions require a front-end user interface (UI), as well as some business logic, written in the back-end.

The website UI can be built using various, front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, Javascript.

The back end is written in programming languages like Java or Python. Further, a good web application would need scalability, event handling, and routing, which are usually handled by libraries and frameworks like SpringBoot or Django.

The back end also consists of logic that can connect the application to other services and databases. For example, all the user and transaction data is stored in a database through specific drivers handled on the back end.

A full stack developer is one who can single-handedly implement both the front-end and back-end workflows, like placing the order or changing the user profile.

Demonstration of full stack development in an end-to-end workflow

What is a full stack developer and what do they do?

Full stack developers must have knowledge of an entire technology stack , i.e., the set of technologies that are used to build an end-to-end application quickly and efficiently. For example, if they want to build an application using the MEAN stack , they should know how to work with M ongoDB , E xpress, A ngular and N ode.

Full stack developers should be able to judge whether the selected technologies are the right choice for their project during the early phases. Some responsibilities of a full stack developer are to:

Help in choosing the right technologies for the project development and testing both on the front end and the back end.

Write clean code across the stack by following the best practices of the tools used.

Be up to date with the latest technologies and tools to make the best technology usage decisions.

What languages do full stack developers use?

Full stack developers are free to use any set of languages that are compatible with each other and the overall application framework. JavaScript is a popular language often used by full-stack developers as it’s one of the very few languages that can be used both on the front end and back end. Companies will most likely hire a full stack developer for smaller or medium-size projects. Some popular languages are:

• Front end: HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
• Back end: Python, Java, R, Ruby, Node.js, PHP.

It’s also a popular and convenient practice to use full technology stacks like MEAN stack , MERN stack , Ruby on Rails, and LAMP for faster and more efficient development, and an easier learning curve.

Front end vs back end vs full stack

Applications that require higher scalability and more complex workflows require broader skill sets and collaboration across teams. For example, the front end may be handled by the UI team, and the back end by another team. In some organizations, individuals will be required to work on both the front-end and back-end implementation of a feature. This is where full stack developers would come into play.

Front-end developers

These developers handle the UI of a web application (or website)—for example, visual effects, frames, navigation, and forms. They focus mainly on user experience and use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as programming languages.

Back-end developers

They deal with the business logic, security, performance, scalability, and handling request-response of the application. They create or use frameworks to design the core application workflows and use technologies like JavaScript, Python, Java, and .NET.

Full stack developers

They are responsible for coding end-to-end workflows by using both front-end and back-end technologies. MERN stack and MEAN stack are examples of JavaScript-based technology stacks that full stack developers can use to build end-to-end applications.

Full stack development advantages

There are many advantages of hiring full stack developers for web application development:

Complete ownership and understanding of the project

Saves both project time and cost, and enhances productivity

Faster bug fixing due to knowledge of complete system

Easy knowledge transfer to other team members

Better division of work amongst team members

Full stack development provides a faster and more efficient development experience to build web applications, as team members are equipped with the knowledge of various technologies and tools and can use their diverse knowledge for development as well as future research. The two most popular technology stacks—i.e., MEAN stack and MERN stack —use MongoDB as their core database, which has a flexible schema and provides scalability and high availability for any project size.

What is meant by full stack development?

Full stack development is the end-to-end development of applications. It includes both the front end and back end of an application. The front end is usually accessed by a client, and the back end forms the core of the application where all the business logic is applied.

Is full stack development a skill?

Full stack development encapsulates different type of skills:

Technical skills: Full stack developers need to know all the technologies used in the web application, and help in speeding up the project with their expertise.

Soft skills: They should communicate effectively, have clear ideas in mind, and design and code each workflow meticulously.

Management skills: Full stack developers should be good time managers, follow deadlines, and have good experience in handling multiple technologies simultaneously.

Is a software engineer the same as a full stack developer?

Software engineering is a general term, whereas full stack development is a part of software engineering that requires knowledge of front-end and back-end technologies to create end-to-end web applications. A full stack developer works on a complete technology stack which generally includes a back end and front end. A software engineer is mostly an individual contributor who can work on a specific module or technology at a time.

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What is javascript full stack, which language is best for a full stack developer.

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Full Stack Development refers to the development of both front end (client side) and back end (server side) portions of web application.

Full stack web Developers

Full stack web developers have the ability to design complete web applications and websites. They work on the frontend, backend, database and debugging of web applications or websites.

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Front-end development.

It is the visible part of website or web application which is responsible for user experience. The user directly interacts with the front end portion of the web application or website.

Front-end Technologies:

The front end portion is built by using some languages which are discussed below:

• HTML: HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is used to design the front end portion of web pages using markup language. HTML is the combination of Hypertext and Markup language. Hypertext defines the link between the web pages. The markup language is used to define the text documentation within tag which defines the structure of web pages.
• CSS: Cascading Style Sheets, fondly referred to as CSS, is a simply designed language intended to simplify the process of making web pages presentable. CSS allows you to apply styles to web pages. More importantly, CSS enables you to do this independent of the HTML that makes up each web page.
• JavaScript: JavaScript is a famous scripting language used to create the magic on the sites to make the site interactive for the user. It is used to enhancing the functionality of a website to running cool games and web-based software.

Front End Libraries and Frameworks

• AngularJS: AngularJs is a JavaScript open source front-end framework that is mainly used to develop single page web applications(SPAs). It is a continuously growing and expanding framework which provides better ways for developing web applications. It changes the static HTML to dynamic HTML. It is an open source project which can be freely used and changed by anyone. It extends HTML attributes with Directives, and data is bound with HTML.
• React.js: React is a declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces. ReactJS is an open-source, component-based front end library responsible only for the view layer of the application. It is maintained by Facebook.
• Bootstrap: Bootstrap is a free and open-source tool collection for creating responsive websites and web applications. It is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive, mobile-first web sites.
• jQuery: jQuery is an open source JavaScript library that simplifies the interactions between an HTML/CSS document, or more precisely the Document Object Model (DOM), and JavaScript. Elaborating the terms, jQuery simplifies HTML document traversing and manipulation, browser event handling, DOM animations, Ajax interactions, and cross-browser JavaScript development.
• SASS: It is the most reliable, mature and robust CSS extension language. It is used to extend the functionality of an existing CSS of a site including everything from variables, inheritance, and nesting with ease.
• Some other libraries and frameworks are: Semantic-UI, Foundation, Materialize, Backbone.js, Express.js, Ember.js etc.

Other Important Points

• Work with text editors to use shortcuts and its facilities i.e. Visual studio, Atom, Sublime etc.
• Make UI responsible using grid system.
• Git and git commands like init, add, commit etc for version control and to work with team.
• Other tools like npm & yarn package managers, sass css pre-processor, browser DevTools i.e. chrome devtools.
• Understand using HTTP, JSON, GraphQL APIs to fetch data using axios or other tools.
• It also requires some design skill to make layout and look better.

Back-end Technologies

It refers to the server-side development of web application or website with a primary focus on how the website works. It is responsible for managing the database through queries and APIs by client-side commands. This type of website mainly consists of three parts front end, back end, and database. The back end portion is built by using some libraries, frameworks, and languages which are discussed below:

• PHP: PHP is a server-side scripting language designed specifically for web development. Since, PHP code executed on server side so it is called server side scripting language.
• C++ It is a general purpose programming language and widely used now a days for competitive programming. It is also used as backend language.
• Java: Java is one of the most popular and widely used programming language and platform. It is highly scalable. Java components are easily available.
• Python: Python is a programming language that lets you work quickly and integrate systems more efficiently.
• Node.js: Node.js is an open source and cross-platform runtime environment for executing JavaScript code outside of a browser. You need to remember that NodeJS is not a framework and it’s not a programming language. Most of the people are confused and understand it’s a framework or a programming language. We often use Node.js for building back-end services like APIs like Web App or Mobile App. It’s used in production by large companies such as Paypal, Uber, Netflix, Walmart and so on.
• Back End Frameworks: The list of back end frameworks are: Express, Django, Rails, Laravel, Spring etc.
• The other back end program/scripting languages are: C#, Ruby, REST, GO etc.
• Structuring the data in efficient way.
• Handle request-response of APIs for storing and retrieve data.
• Security of data is important.

Note: JavaScript is essential for all stacks as it is dominant technology on Web.

Database: Database is the collection of inter-related data which helps in efficient retrieval, insertion and deletion of data from database and organizes the data in the form of tables, views, schemas, reports etc.

• Oracle: Oracle database is the collection of data which is treated as a unit. The purpose of this database is to store and retrieve information related to the query. It is a database server and used to manages information.
• MongoDB: MongoDB, the most popular NoSQL database, is an open source document-oriented database. The term ‘NoSQL’ means ‘non-relational’. It means that MongoDB isn’t based on the table-like relational database structure but provides an altogether different mechanism for storage and retrieval of data.
• Sql Structured Query Language is a standard Database language which is used to create, maintain and retrieve the relational database.

Popular Stacks

• MEAN Stack: MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node.js.
• MERN Stack: MongoDB, Express, ReactJS and Node.js
• Django Stack: Django, python and MySQL as Database.
• Rails or Ruby on Rails: Uses Ruby, PHP and MySQL.
• LAMP Stack: Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP.

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According to Google, as a mobile web page’s load time reaches 10 seconds , the probability of its visitors bouncing (i.e., leaving the site) increases by 123%. It turns out,  it’s usually not their WiFi connection’s fault. 

That’s the domain of a web developer. A good one can write code, develop and test new apps and websites, iterate on features, monitor site traffic, ensure the website isn’t bogged down with elements, and, above all else, solve problems people don’t even know they had.

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of web developers in the U.S. is expected to increase by 16% by 2032, much faster than the national average of 3% across all professions. This indicates a high demand for skilled web developers in the coming years. 

Sounds complex, right? Agoric CEO Dean Tribble thinks it’s actually pretty clear cut: “At the end of the day, computers and websites are designed to be predictable. They only do things that we tell them to do.” 

For him, the biggest part of becoming a web developer and getting paid the big bucks—somewhere between $73,000 and $119,000 per year on average, according to Glassdoor —is learning to tell the computer what to do.

How to learn web development in 4 steps

This roadmap outlines each step in becoming a web developer, from knowing nothing to having projects you can show future employers and clients. 

1. Research which aspect of web development interests you the most

A web developer’s curiosity is the fuel that keeps them motivated. Your initial spark should be exploring and researching websites you like, in order to understand what makes them tick.  

Tribble advises that you should learn how the internet, computers, data structures, and algorithms all work together. Then, decide which piece of the internet interests you the most. There are three web development specializations. 

• Front-end developer : This role involves positioning images, designing the navigation, and determining the site’s overall presentation. The focus is on ensuring that the site or application is easy to navigate, making it a good fit for those with a creative eye and a passion for user experience.
• Back-end developer : Responsible for building and maintaining the mechanisms that process data and perform actions on websites. The focus is on data storage, security, and server-side functions, making it a good fit for people who love computers and problem-solving. 
• Full-stack developer : Responsible for building a website’s front-end and back-end. This role is for people who love it all, including function and feng shui.

“It’s fine to begin with learning just one aspect of web development,” says Front-End and Web Practice Lead at Coherent Solutions , Vladimir Yurkevich.

Both Tribble and Yurkevich stress that to avoid stepping on the toes of other project collaborators and ruining their code,  it’s essential to know how all the moving parts of a site function from an “under-the-hood” perspective. This will expand your expertise and raise your value.

2. Learn the three main web development programming languages

No matter which side of development you’re looking to learn, you’ll typically need to know three languages: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript . These are the foundational languages of web development. 

Think of it like you’re building a house. HTML is the framework, CSS adds visual appeal, and JavaScript furnishes it with functionality. But, there are different frameworks for JavaScript, like React, Angular, and Nodejs. Both experts agree it’s best to find resources to help you master the primary language rather than its derivatives.

On the other hand, in the same way, Latin languages like Italian and Spanish sound similar to each other, after you’ve learned the big three programming languages , these other ones might come a little easier: 

• Python : It offers various frameworks like Django, Flask, and web2py for building web applications.
• TypeScript : Enhances JavaScript with static typing, improving code reliability.
• Ruby : Also known as Ruby on Rails, this language is an open-source framework for web development.
• Java : It is robust, reliable, and portable, commonly used for web applications and APIs.
• SQL : Essential for managing relational databases in web applications.
• Go : It is a high-level programming language designed by Google and is similar to C. 
• Kotlin : This language is gaining popularity for Android app development and server-side applications.

Free web development resources

Before swiping your card on a course or bootcamp, the sites below teach the art of web development and programming at a base-expert level for free.

• freeCodeCamp : This 501(c)(3) public charity offers free courses that teach full-stack web development and all of the languages needed to be successful.
• Interneting Is Hard : This is a set of beginner-friendly web development tutorials.
• CSS Cheat Sheet : This interactive site helps you learn CSS by doing—it has buttons, code generators, scrubbers, and tutorials.
• Roadmap : This site shows you the roadmap to becoming hirable and allows you to check off items as you learn them.

If you’re interested in enrolling in something with more structure, certifications, and a set amount of study hours, Fortune made a list of part- and full-time bootcamps .

3. Start building small projects, then increase the complexity

Now that you have a solid foundational knowledge of the programming skills needed to grow as a developer, it’s time to start building actual projects. 

The learning curve in web development is less of a one-time hurdle and more of a constant stream of lulls and highs. Yurkevich refers to this as a learning ‘spiral,’ where you revisit and deepen your understanding of concepts as you progress, leading to a continuous upward trajectory in your learning journey.

“Web development is oscillation and iteration. It’s about going back and forth with learning and doing,” he says. For example, a web developer spends most of their time coding their ideas to reality, going back, reading documentation, watching YouTube videos, or speaking with an expert, “Then go back to your idea.” 

But that’s not the stopping point, he advises, “After all that, try to increase the complexity of the problem. The joy of solving the problem will forever be engraved into your brain.” 

The web development process

These are the five main stages of how you should approach not only your first few projects but all of them:

• Define your project and what you aim to achieve.
• Write the plan for your website or app.
• Design your website with UI in mind using Figma.
• Develop, test, and iterate your project.
• Maintain your project and make sure there are no bugs.

If your project isn’t functioning as intended, there is a guaranteed issue with your code. Tribble advises that, in this scenario, your new goal should be understanding the root cause of the bug. 

Web development projects for beginners

Remember, while these jumping-off points might sound simple, but as you spiral upward, you can expand on them, adding utility and innovation as you learn more. 

• Clone a website you like.
• Build a weather app.
• Create a landing page.
• Build a multiplayer game.
• Create a URL-shortening tool.
• Organize your day by coding a to-do list app.
• Make a quiz app.

4. Build a web development portfolio that showcases your skills

Your portfolio is a game of show, not tell. Like in most industries, hiring managers and potential clients would rather have proof that you can do the job over a paper degree. 

That said, our experts encourage people to earn certifications and attend school, but you can 100% build a professional portfolio without spending all that money. There are some things to consider when putting your portfolio together.

• Highlight reel : Be selective about how you treat your portfolio. Avoid throwing all your projects into it, from simple calculators to small building blocks.
• Tailor it : Depending on your specialization, you want your portfolio to showcase the correct skills for your desired job.
• Communication is key : One of the most important skills you can have as a web developer is the ability to communicate. Make sure to show your process of iterating and building your work examples. 

Look at top names in web development, such as Charles Bruyerre, Keita Yamada, and Bruno Simon, for inspiration in building your web development portfolio.

Still on the fence?

If you can’t picture yourself as an early-years Bill Gates or as a still-in-Harvard Mark Zuckerberg, don’t worry. The spiral is about taking small steps and having a learner’s mindset. 

“The biggest thing that the most successful people in this field have in common is that they built their careers doing something they love to do,” says Yurkevich. 

If you don’t love web development and programming right now, that’s okay, too. He advises, “Love for [this field] is not built instantly. You have to build projects repeatedly. As a web developer, you’ll get by on getting those small wins here and there.”

If you’re still unsure where a career in web development can take you, Fortune sought the ten most in-demand jobs in the field. 

Frequently asked questions

Is 3 months enough to learn web development.

Yes, you can become a qualified web developer in three months. Still, industry veterans say they learn new languages, solve new problems, and keep up with new technology even in the late stages of their careers. 

Can I learn web development on my own?

Yes, you can learn web development on your own. This guide outlines the 4 steps you need to take to become a web developer.

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Basic web development knowledge (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).

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I am excited to be back at Build with the developer community this year.   

Over the last year, we have worked on reimagining  Windows PCs and yesterday, we introduced the world to a new category of Windows PCs called Copilot+ PCs.    

Copilot+ PCs are the fastest, most intelligent Windows PCs ever with AI infused at every layer, starting with the world’s most powerful PC Neural Processing Units (NPUs) capable of delivering 40+ TOPS of compute. The new class of PCs is up to 20 times more powerful 1 and up to 100 times as efficient 2 for running AI workloads compared to traditional PCs. This is a quantum leap in performance, made possible by a quantum leap in efficiency. The NPU is part of a new System on Chip (SoC) that enables the most powerful and efficient Windows PCs ever built, with outstanding performance, incredible all day battery life, and great app experiences. Copilot+ PCs will be available in June, starting with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Series processors. Later this year we will have more devices in this category from Intel and AMD.   

I am also excited that Qualcomm announced this morning its Snapdragon Dev Kit for Windows which has a special developer edition Snapdragon X Elite SoC. Featuring the NPU that powers the Copilot+ PCs, the Snapdragon Dev Kit for Windows has a form factor that is easily stackable and is designed specifically to be a developer’s everyday dev box, providing the maximum power and flexibility developers need. It is powered by a 3.8 GHz 12 Core Oryon CPU with dual core boost up to 4.3GHz, comes with 32 GB LPDDR5x memory, 512GB M2 storage, 80 Watt system architecture, support for up to 3 concurrent external displays and uses 20% ocean-bound-plastic. Learn more . 

This new class of powerful next generation AI devices is an invitation to app developers to deliver differentiated AI experiences that run on the edge, taking advantage of NPUs that offer the benefits of minimal latency, cost efficiency, data privacy, and more.    

As we continue our journey into the AI era of computing, we want to give Developers who are at the forefront of this AI transformation the right software tools in addition to these powerful NPU powered devices to accelerate the creation of differentiated AI experiences to over 1 billion users. Today, I’m thrilled to share some of the great capabilities coming to Windows, making Windows the best place for your development needs.    

• We are excited to extend the Microsoft Copilot stack to Windows with Windows Copilot Runtime. We have infused AI into every layer of Windows, including a fundamental transformation of the OS itself to enable developers to accelerate AI development on Windows.    
• Windows Copilot Runtime has everything you need to build great AI experiences regardless of where you are on your AI journey – whether you are just getting started or already have your own models. Windows Copilot Runtime includes Windows Copilot Library which is a set of APIs that are powered by the 40+ on-device AI models that ship with Windows. It also includes AI frameworks and toolchains to help developers bring their own on-device models to Windows. This is built on the foundation of powerful client silicon, including GPUs and NPUs.   
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• Phi Silica API along with OCR, Studio Effects, Live Captions, Recall User Activity APIs will be available in Windows Copilot Library in June. More APIs like Vector Embedding, RAG API, Text Summarization will be coming later.  
• We are introducing native support for PyTorch on Windows with DirectML which allows for thousands of Hugging Face models to just work on Windows.    
• We are introducing Web Neural Network (WebNN) Developer Preview to Windows through DirectML. This allows web developers to take advantage of the silicon to deliver performant AI features in their web apps and can scale their AI investments across the breadth of the Windows ecosystem.  
• We are introducing new productivity features in Dev Home like Environments, improvements to WSL, DevDrive and new updates to WinUI3 and WPF to help every developer become more productive on Windows.  

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We want to democratize the ability to experiment, to build, and to reach people with breakthrough AI experiences. That’s why we’re committed to making Windows the most open platform for AI development. Building a powerful AI platform takes more than a new chip or model, it takes reimagining the entire system, from top to bottom. The new Windows Copilot Runtime is that system. Developers can take advantage of Windows Copilot Runtime in a variety of ways, from higher level APIs that can be accessed via simple settings toggle, all the way to bringing your own machine learning models. It represents the end-to-end Windows ecosystem:    

• Applications and Experiences created by Microsoft and developers like you across Windows shell, Win32 Apps and Web apps.   
• Windows Copilot Library is the set of APIs powered by the 40+ on-device models that ship with Windows. This includes APIs and algorithms that power Windows experiences and are available for developers to tap into.  
• AI frameworks like DirectML, ONNX Runtime, PyTorch, WebNN  and toolchains like Olive, AI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code and more to help developers bring their own models and scale their AI apps across the breadth of the Windows hardware ecosystem.   
• Windows Copilot Runtime is built on the foundation of powerful client silicon , including GPUs and NPUs.                   

New experiences built using the Windows Copilot Runtime   

Windows Copilot Runtime powers the creation of all experiences you build, and what we – Windows – build for our end-users. Using a suite of APIs and on-device models in Windows Copilot Library, we have built incredible first-party experiences like   

• Recall that helps users instantly find almost anything 3 they’ve seen on their PC    
• Cocreator 4 a collaborative AI image generator that helps users bring their ideas to life using natural language and ink strokes locally on the device  
• Restyle Image, helps users reimagine their personal photos with a new style combining image generation and photo editing in Photos  
• Others like Windows Studio Effects, and Live captions, with real-time translation from video and audio in 40+ languages into English subtitles   

We are also partnering with several third-party developers on apps like Davinci Resolve, CapCut, WhatsApp, Camo Studio, djay Pro, Cephable, LiquidText, Luminar Neo and many more that are leveraging the NPU to deliver innovative AI experiences with reduced latency, faster task completion, enhanced privacy and lower cloud compute costs. We’re excited for developers to take advantage of the NPU and Windows Copilot Runtime and invent new experiences.  

Windows Copilot Library offers a set of APIs helping developers to accelerate local AI development   

Windows Copilot Library has a set of APIs that are powered by the 40+ on-device AI models and state-of-the-art algorithms like DiskANN , built into Windows. Windows Copilot Library consists of ready-to-use AI APIs like Studio Effects, Live captions translations, OCR, Recall with User Activity, and Phi Silica, which will be available to developers in June. Vector Embeddings, Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), Text Summarization along with other APIs will be coming later to Windows Copilot Library . Developers will be able to access these APIs as part of the Windows App SDK release.   

Developers can take advantage of the Windows Copilot Library with no-code effort to integrate Studio Effects into their apps like Creative filters, Portrait light, Eye contact teleprompter, Portrait blur, and Voice focus. WhatsApp among others has already upgraded their user experience adding Windows Studio Effects controls directly into the UI. Learn more.  

With a similar no-code effort, developers can take advantage of Live captions, the translation feature in Windows to caption audio and video in real time and translate into preferred language in apps.   

Developers can tap into the newly announced Recall feature on Copilot+ PCs. Enhance the user’s Recall experience with your app by adding contextual information to the underlying vector database via the User Activity API. This integration helps users pick up where they left off in your app, improving app engagement and user’s seamless flow between Windows and your app. E dge and M365 apps like Outlook, PowerPoint and Teams have already extended their apps with Recall. Concepts , a 3rd party sketching app is an early example – if launched from Recall, it brings users immediately to the exact canvas location in the right document, and even the same zoom level seen in the Recall timeline.  

Introducing Windows Semantic Index that redefines search on Windows. Vector Embeddings API offers the capability for developers to build their own vector store with their app data  

Recall database is powered by Windows Semantic Index, a new OS capability that redefines search on Windows. Recall is grounded in several state-of-the-art AI models, including multi-modal SLMs, running concurrently and integrated into the OS itself. These models understand different kinds of content and work across several languages, to organize a vast sea of information from text to image to videos, in Windows. This data is transformed and stored in a vector store called Windows Semantic Index. The semantic index is stored entirely on the user’s local device and accessible through natural language search. This deep integration allows a uniquely robust approach to privacy as the data does not leave the local device.    

To help developers bring the same natural language search capability in their apps, we are making Vector Embeddings and RAG API available in Windows Copilot Library later. This will enable developers to build their own semantic index store with their own app data and this combined with Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) API, developers can bring natural language search capability in their apps. This is a great example of how we are building new features using the models and APIs in Windows Copilot Runtime and offering the same capability for developers to do so in their apps.    

The APIs in the Windows Copilot Library cover the full spectrum from low-code APIs to sophisticated pipelines to fully multi-modal models.   

Windows is the first platform to have a state-of-the-art SLM shipping inbox and Phi Silica is custom built for the NPUs in Copilot+ PCs   

We recently introduced Phi-3 the most capable and cost-effective SLM. Phi-3-mini does better than models twice its size on key benchmarks. Today we are introducing Phi Silica, built from the Phi series of models. Phi Silica is the SOTA (state of the art) SLM included out of the box and is custom built for the NPUs in Copilot+ PCs. With full NPU offload of prompt processing, the first token latency is at 650 tokens/second – and only costs about 1.5 Watts of power while leaving your CPU and GPU free for other computations. Token generation reuses the KV cache from the NPU and runs on the CPU producing about 27 tokens/second.  

These are just a few examples of the APIs available to developers in the Windows Copilot Library. As new models and new libraries come to Windows, the possibilities will only grow. We want to make it easy for developers to bring powerful AI features into their apps, and Windows Copilot Library is the perfect place to start.   

We consistently ensure Windows AI experiences are safe, fair, and trustworthy, following our Microsoft Responsible AI principles. When developers extend their apps with Windows Copilot Library, they automatically inherit those Responsible AI guardrails.   

Developers can bring their own models and scale across breadth of Windows hardware powered by DirectML  

While the models that ship with Windows 11 power a wide range of AI experiences, many developers will want to bring their own models to Windows to power their applications. As an open platform, Windows supports a diverse silicon ecosystem, and Windows has simplified optimizing models across silicon with DirectML. Just like DirectX is for Graphics, DirectML is the high-performance low-level API for machine learning in Windows.   

DirectML abstracts across the different hardware options our Independent Hardware Vendor (IHV) partners bring to the Windows ecosystem, and supports across GPUs and NPUs, with CPU integration coming soon. It integrates with relevant frameworks, such as the ONNX Runtime, PyTorch and WebNN.  

PyTorch is now natively supported on Windows with DirectML  

We know that a lot of developers do their PyTorch development on Windows. So, we’re thrilled to announce that Windows now natively supports PyTorch through DirectML. Native PyTorch support means that thousands of Hugging Face models will just work on Windows. Not just that – we’re collaborating with Nvidia to scale these development workflows to over 100M RTX AI GPUs.   

PyTorch support on GPUs is available starting today, with NPU support coming soon. Learn more  

We recognize that many developers start with web apps today. Web apps should also be able to take advantage of silicon on local devices to deliver AI experiences to users.    

DirectML now supports web apps that can take advantage of silicon to deliver AI experiences powered by WebNN  

From native to web applications, DirectML now brings local AI scale across Windows for the web through the new WebNN Developer Preview. WebNN, an emerging web standard for machine learning, powered by DirectML and ONNX Runtime Web, simplifies how developers can leverage the underlying hardware on their user’s device for their web apps to deliver AI experiences at near native performance for tasks such as generative AI, image processing, natural language processing, computer vision and more. This WebNN Developer Preview supports GPUs with broader accelerator coverage to include NPU coming soon. Learn more about how to get started with WebNN.  

High-performance inferencing on Windows with ONNX Runtime and DirectML  

Microsoft’s ONNX Runtime builds on the power of the open-source community to enable developers to ship their AI models to production with the performance and cross-platform support they need. ONNX Runtime with DirectML applies state-of-the-art optimizations to get the best performance for all generative AI models like Phi, Llama, Mistral, and Stable Diffusion. With ONNX Runtime, developers can extend their Windows applications to other platforms like web, cloud or mobile, wherever they need to ship their application on. ONNX Runtime is how Microsoft apps like Office, Visual Studio Code, and even Windows itself ship their AI to run on-device. Learn More.  

DirectML helps scale your efforts across the Windows ecosystem – whether you are building your own models or you want to bring an open-source model from Hugging Face, and whether you are building a native Windows app or a web app.  

DirectML is generally available across all Windows GPUs. DirectML support on Intel® Core™ Ultra processors with Intel® AI Boost is available as a Developer Preview with GA coming soon, and Qualcomm® Hexagon™ NPU in the Snapdragon X Elite SoC is coming soon. Stay tuned for more DirectML features that will simplify how developers can differentiate with AI and scale their innovations across Windows. Grab your favorite model and get started with DirectML today at DirectML Overview or Windows AI Dev Center | Microsoft Developer  

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) offers a robust platform for AI development on Windows by making it easy to run Windows and Linux workloads simultaneously.  Developers can easily share files, GUI apps, GPU and more between environments with no additional setup. WSL is now enhanced to meet the enterprise grade security requirements so enterprise customers can confidently deploy WSL for their developers to take advantage of both Windows and Linux operating systems on the same Windows device and accelerate AI development efficiently.   

WSL now incorporates two new Zero Trust features, Linux Intune Agent and Integration with Microsoft Entra ID, to enable system administrators to enhance enterprise security. With Linux Intune agent integration, IT admins and administrators can determine compliance based on WSL distro versions and more, using custom scripts. Microsoft Entra ID integration provides a zero trust experience to access protected enterprise resources from within a WSL distro by providing a secure channel to acquire and utilize tokens bound to the host device. The Linux Intune agent integration is currently in public preview, and Microsoft Entra ID integration will be in public preview this summer.   

New experiences designed to help every developer become more productive on Windows 11   

We know building great AI experiences starts with developer productivity. That’s why we are excited to announce new features in Dev Home, performance improvements to DevDrive and improvements to your favorite tool PowerToys.  

At Build last year, we announced Dev Home and since then we have been evolving Dev Home to be the one-stop-shop for setting up your Windows machine for development. We have made some key improvements to Dev Home to further boost developer productivity. Dev Home is now installed on every Windows machine making it easy to get started. We are introducing Environments, Windows Customization and welcoming WSL and a subset of PowerToys utilities to Dev Home.   

Environments in Dev Home help centralize your interactions with all remote environments. Create, manage, launch and configure dev environments in a snap from Dev Home    

For developers who often use virtual machines and remote environments, Environments in Dev Home is for you. With support for Hyper-V VMs and cloud Microsoft Dev Boxes, you can create new environments, set up environments with repositories, apps, and packages. You can perform quick actions such as taking snapshots, starting, and stopping, and even pin environments to the Start Menu and taskbar, all from Environments in Dev Home. To make this experience even more powerful, it’s all extensible and open source so you can add your own environments. Environments in Dev Home is available now in preview.  

We know developers want zero distractions when coding, and customizing your dev machine to the ideal state is critical for productivity. We also know developers want more control and agency on their device. That’s why we are releasing Windows Customization feature in Dev Home .   

Windows Customization in Dev Home allows developers to customize their device to an ideal state with fewest clicks    

Windows Customization gives developers access to Dev Drive insights, advanced File Explorer settings, virtual machine management, and the ability to quiet background processes, giving developers more control over their Windows machine. Submit feature requests for what you want to see in Windows Customization on GitHub .   

New Export feature in Dev Home Machine Configuration allows you to quickly create configuration files to share with your teammates, boosting productivity  

WinGet configuration files are an easy way to get your machine set up for development exactly how you like it. For a streamlined experience, try the new export feature in Dev Home which allows you to generate a configuration file based on the choices you made in Dev Home’s Machine Configuration setup flow, allowing you to quickly create configuration files to share with your teammates for a consistent machine setup.   

Lastly, when cloning a repository in Dev Home that contains a configuration file, Dev Home can now detect that file and let you run it right away, allowing you to get set up for coding even faster than before.   

In addition to these new features, we are bringing WSL and a subset of PowerToys utilities to Dev Home, truly making Dev Home your one-stop shop for all your development needs. You can now access WSL right from Dev Home in the Environments tab. Also, a subset of PowerToys utilities such as Hosts File Editor , Environment Variables , and Registry Preview can be accessed in the new Utilities tab on Dev Home. These features are currently available in preview.     

  Dev Drive introduces block cloning that will allow developers to perform large file copy operations, instantaneously   

At the heart of developer productivity lies improving performance for developer workloads on Windows. Last year at Build , we announced Dev Drive a new storage volume tailor-made for developers and supercharged for performance and security. Since then, we have continued to invest further in Windows performance improvements for developer workloads.   

With the release of Windows 11 24H2, workflows will get even faster when developing on a Dev Drive. Windows copy engine now has Filesystem Block Cloning, resulting in nearly instantaneous copy actions and drastically improving performance, especially in developer scenarios that copy large files. Our benchmarks include the following:   

Dev Drive is a must for any developer, especially if you are dealing with repositories with many files, or large files. You can set up Dev Drive through the Settings app under System->Storage->Disks and Volumes page.  

Reducing toil and unlocking the fun and joy of development on Windows with new features and improvements  

Sudo for Windows allows developers to run elevated commands right in Terminal  

For command line users, we’re providing a simple and familiar way for elevating your command prompt with Sudo for Windows. Simply enable Sudo within Windows developer settings and you can get started running elevated commands with Sudo right in your terminal. You can learn more about Sudo on GitHub.    

New Source code integration in File Explorer allows tracking commit messages and file status directly in File Explorer  

File Explorer will provide even more power to developers with version control protocol integration (including Git). This allows developers to monitor data including file status, commit messages, and current branch directly from File Explorer. File Explorer has also gained the ability to compress to 7zip and TAR.  

Continuing to innovate and accelerating development for Windows on Arm   

The Arm developer ecosystem momentum continues to grow with updates to Visual Studio, .NET, and many key tools delivering Arm native versions. Windows is continuing to welcome more third-party Windows apps, middleware partners and Open-Source Software natively to Arm. Learn how to add Arm support for your apps.    

• Visual Studio now includes Arm native SQL Server Developer Tools (SSDT), the #1 requested Arm native workload for VS. Learn more  
• .NET 8 includes tons of performance improvements for Arm: Performance Improvements in .NET 8 – .NET Blog (microsoft.com)  
• Unity games editor is now available in preview and will release to market with the next Unity update, allowing game developers to build, test and run Unity titles for Arm powered Windows devices.     
• Blender Arm native builds is available in preview with the official builds with long term support expected to ship in June. Blender is the free and open source 3D creation suite. It supports the entirety of the 3D pipeline—modelling, rigging, animation, simulation, rendering, compositing and motion tracking, even video editing and game creation.  
• Arm Native Docker tools for Windows are now available.    
• Github Actions now has Arm64 runners on Windows. This is now available in private preview with a public preview expected in the coming months. You can apply to join here .   
• GIMP adds Arm native with long term support from v3.0 will be available in May.    
• Qt 6.8 release due in September will move Arm native to LTS for Windows.  

Continuing investments in WinUI3 and WPF to help developers build rich, modern Windows applications   

Windows is an open and versatile platform that supports a wide range of UI technologies. If you are looking to develop native Windows applications using our preferred UI development language, XAML, we recommend using either WinUI 3 or WPF.  

WinUI 3 includes a modern native compositor and excels at media and graphics-focused consumer and commercial applications. WPF has a longer history and can take advantage of a deep ecosystem of commercial products as well as free and open source projects, many of which are focused on enterprise and data-intensive scenarios. We recommend you first consider WinUI 3, and if that meets your app’s  needs, proceed with it for the most modern experience. Otherwise, WPF is an excellent choice. Both WinUI 3 and WPF can take advantage of all Windows has to offer, including the new features and APIs in the Windows App SDK, so you can feel confident in creating a modern application in either technology.  

WinUI 3 and Windows App SDK now support native Maps control and .NET 8   

With the latest updates to Windows App SDK 1.5+ we shipped several developer-requested features including support for .NET 8, with its faster startup, smaller footprint, and new runtime features. We’ve also brought to WinUI 3 one of the most requested features, the Maps control, powered by WebView 2 and Azure Maps. You can learn more about the controls and features in WinUI 3 in the interactive WinUI 3 Gallery App  

Microsoft apps like Photos and File Explorer have migrated to WinUI3 along with developers like Apple (Apple TV, Apple Music, iCloud, Apple Devices) and Yair A (Files App), who are also adopting WinUI 3.  

Windows 11 theme support makes it easy to modernize the look and feel of your WPF applications  

WPF is popular, especially for data-heavy and enterprise apps. We listened to your feedback and are committed to continuing investments in WPF. With the latest updates to WPF, we have made it easier than ever to modernize the look and feel of your app through support for Windows 11 theming. We also improved integration with Windows by including a native FolderBrowserDialog and managed DWrite.  

Developers, including Morgan Stanley and Reincubate , have created great apps that showcase what can be built using WPF.   

Our updated Windows Dev Center includes information on both WinUI3 and WPF to help you make the best decision for your application.   

Extend Windows apps into 3D space  

As Windows transforms for the era of AI we are continuing to expand the reach of the platform including all the AI experiences developers create with the Windows Copilot Runtime. We are delivering Windows from the cloud with Windows 365 so apps can reach any device, anywhere. And we are introducing Windows experiences to new form factors beyond the PC.   

For example, we are deepening our partnership with Meta to make Windows a first-class experience on Quest devices. And Windows can take advantage of Quest’s unique capabilities to extend Windows apps into 3D space. We call these Volumetric apps. Developers will have access to a volumetric API. This is just one of many ways to broaden your reach through the Windows ecosystem.  

Building for the future of AI on Windows  

This past year has been incredibly exciting as we reimagined the Windows PC in this new era of AI. But this is just the start of our journey. With the most efficient and performant Windows PCs ever built, powered by the game-changing NPU technology, and an OS with AI at its core, we have listened to your feedback and worked to make Windows the very best platform for developers.   

We look forward to continuing to partner with you, our developer and MVP community, to bring innovation to our platform and tools, and enabling each of you to create future AI experiences that will empower every person on the planet to achieve more. We can’t wait to see what you will build next.   

Editor’s note, May 21, 2024: This post was updated to reflect the latest product information on Snapdragon Dev Kit for Windows.

Disclaimers  

1 Tested April 2024 using debug application for Windows Studio Effects workload comparing pre-release Copilot+ PC builds with Snapdragon Elite X 12 Core to Windows 11 PC with Intel 12th gen i7 configuration  

2 Tested April 2024 using Phi SLM workload running 512-token prompt processing in a loop with default settings comparing pre-release Copilot+ PC builds with Snapdragon Elite X 12 Core and Snapdragon X Plus 10 core configurations (QNN build) to Windows 11 PC with NVIDIA 4080 GPU configuration (CUDA build).  

3 Optimized for select languages (English, Chinese (simplified), French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.) Content-based and storage limitations apply. See [ aka.ms/copilotpluspcs ].  

4 Optimized for English text prompts. See aka.ms/copilotpluspcs.  

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