Frontend Developer

Style language used to define the appearance and layout of web pages.

Programming language used to create interactivity and dynamism on web pages.

Markup language used for the structure and content of web pages.

Unix shell used for task automation and command execution in Unix-based operating systems.

JavaScript library for building interactive and dynamic user interfaces.

JavaScript runtime environment on the server side, used to build scalable applications.

Module bundler tool used to compile and optimize JavaScript, CSS, and other web resources.

Progressive JavaScript framework for building interactive user interfaces and web applications.

Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD), practices for automating the building, testing, and delivery of software.

Distributed version control system used for tracking changes in code.

Introduction to common data structures such as lists, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs, essential for programmers.

Course on algorithm analysis and design, covering algorithm efficiency and how to improve code performance.

Set of guidelines and standards for web application security, created by the Open Web Application Security Project.

Course on software design patterns that provide reusable solutions to common development problems.

Principles of designing and developing RESTful APIs, used for interaction between applications.

Introduction to the principles of relational and non-relational databases, schema design, and normalization.

Introductory course on basic programming concepts such as variables, control structures, and algorithms.

Ability to propose innovative ideas and original solutions to problems.

Ability to work with precision and care, thoroughly reviewing work to avoid errors.

Ability to express ideas clearly and understandably both orally and in writing.