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The standard programming language of the web, used to build interactive applications.

A typed layer on top of JavaScript for safer, more maintainable applications.

A component model for building user interfaces with predictable composition.

A React framework for production apps with routing, rendering strategies, and tooling built in.

The language used to style and lay out web pages in the browser.

A utility-first CSS framework for composing designs directly in markup.

A CSS superset that adds variables, nesting, and other features to improve authoring.

A styling approach that scopes CSS class names locally to avoid global conflicts.

A progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces with components.

A full-featured frontend framework for building large-scale web applications.

A UI framework that compiles components to efficient JavaScript for the browser.

A predictable state container commonly used to manage complex application state.

The official, opinionated toolkit for writing Redux logic with less boilerplate.

A small, unopinionated state management library for React based on hooks.

A data fetching and caching library for managing server state in frontend applications.

A query language and runtime for APIs that lets clients request exactly the data they need.

A popular GraphQL client and tooling ecosystem for building GraphQL-powered applications.

A widely used JavaScript bundler for building and optimizing web applications.

A JavaScript compiler that transforms modern syntax into widely compatible output.

A modern build tool and dev server commonly used for fast frontend development.

A linter for JavaScript and TypeScript that helps enforce code quality and consistency.

An opinionated code formatter that enforces consistent style across a codebase.

A development environment for building and documenting UI components in isolation.

A distributed version control system used to track and collaborate on code changes.

A platform for hosting Git repositories with collaboration features like pull requests and issues.

A JavaScript runtime built on V8 for running JavaScript outside the browser.

A common API style built around HTTP resources and standard HTTP methods.

An API approach where clients query a schema to fetch precise data shapes.

A pattern for event-driven integration where one system sends HTTP callbacks to another.

Automation practices for building, testing, and deploying software reliably and frequently.

CI/CD automation for builds, tests, and deployments directly in GitHub repositories.

Containerization tooling for reproducible builds and consistent runtime environments.

A container orchestration platform for deploying and operating applications at scale.

A package manager for Kubernetes that helps standardize application deployments.

A widely used web server and reverse proxy often placed in front of applications.

An intermediary server that routes client requests to one or more backend services.

A technique for distributing traffic across multiple servers to improve reliability and capacity.

A globally distributed network that serves content closer to users to improve performance.

A lightweight private npm registry for hosting internal packages.

A rendering approach where HTML is generated on the server before being sent to the browser.

A rendering approach where pages are generated at build time as static HTML.

A hybrid approach that updates static pages after deployment without rebuilding the whole site.

The process of attaching client-side interactivity to server-rendered or pre-rendered HTML.

Practices and metrics aimed at making web applications load and respond quickly.

Building interfaces that are usable by people with diverse abilities and assistive technologies.

A protocol for persistent, bi-directional communication between client and server.

A browser feature that enables background scripts for caching, offline support, and push handling.

A set of web capabilities that enable app-like behavior in the browser.

A way to deliver notifications to users through browsers, even when a site is not open.