1.
The skeleton of web pages
3.
Adds interactivity and logic
5.
The server-side logic (databases, APIs, authentication)
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Both frontend and backend development
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Tool to write code (e.g. VS Code, Sublime Text)
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A lightweight tool for writing code or notes
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Chrome, Firefox, Safari (used to view websites)
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Websites that adjust to any screen size
11.
Publish the site or app to a live server
12.
Save a change to a version control system (e.g., Git)
13.
Send or retrieve code from a repository
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A codebase stored in version control
15.
A separate version of the code for testing or features
