Meta Back-End Developer Certificate Training and Certification

The first course in the Meta Back-End Developer curriculum, Introduction to Back-End Development, is now open for enrollment.

This is a beautiful course if you want to learn how to design websites. The course will introduce you to the work of a web developer daily and provide a foundational grasp of the technologies that drive the web. The techniques front-end developers use to make robust and straightforwardly maintainable websites and applications will be revealed.

Core web programming tools like HTML and CSS will be covered, and you will have plenty of time to practice utilizing them. You will also learn about current UI frameworks like Bootstrap and React that facilitate the development of dynamic user interfaces.

The course's result is your ability to:

Front-end developer responsibilities: elucidate

The Internet relies on several fundamental and enabling technologies; please describe them.

Learn HTML and make an essential website.

Simple web page formatting and styling with cascading style sheets

Definition of React

List the most well-known UI frameworks and elaborate on their features and usage scenarios.

This course's final project requires you to use HTML and the Bootstrap CSS framework to design and modify a website. You will build a website using a responsive layout grid with text and images that scale beautifully to any display size.

This course is designed for those interested in learning the basics of web programming but without prior experience. To do well in this course, you only need a basic understanding of the Internet and a desire to learn how to code.

This course will teach you the fundamentals of programming using Python's syntax. Code-based problem-solving is a skill you'll acquire. The Python ecosystem is explored in detail, including commonly used Python modules, libraries, and tools.

Python's objects, classes, and methods will be explored in depth, and you'll receive practice with variables, data types, control flow, loops, functions, and data structures. Writing unit tests for your Python code and engaging in test-driven development are two of the skills you'll acquire in this course.

This training will equip you with the knowledge and skills to:

The computer needs to be set up for Python programming.

Demonstrate command of Python's syntax and code flow conventions

Show that you understand how to deal with unexpected situations

Define object-oriented programming and its key ideas.

Discuss why and when it's necessary to conduct tests in Python.

This is an introductory course for students interested in learning the fundamentals of back-end development and database engineering. You don't need any experience in web programming to do well in this course; just a willingness to learn and some familiarity with the internet.

Find out how today programmers may works together from different time zones without compromising the integrity of their respective projects. As part of this course, you will investigate several VCS tools and learn how to build a streamlined process for developing software. Some of the most popular Linux commands will be covered, allowing you to manage files on your computer and build robust workflows to automate your work and save time.

At last, you will learn how your team can benefit from using Git to manage its files during a software development project. As a bonus, you can manage code revisions by making a repository.

Back-end developers create the software that front-end users access to perform database operations. Among the many uses for such software, data storage, search, extraction, and manipulation are frequently performed by end users.

Therefore, all back-end developers must be well-versed in databases and have solid experience working with them.

You will learn the basics of database systems and their many applications as you progress through this course.

You will be able to tell the difference between relational and object-oriented databases, too. Then, you will get some hands-on experience with Structured Query Language (SQL) commands for creating and selecting data.

 After completing this lesson, you will be able to:

Show that you understand the fundamental ideas behind database design.

Databases rely on various underlying technologies and management systems, each of which must be identified and explained in detail.

Be able to recognize and understand joint SQL statements and commands.

Use SQL statements and instructions to do data manipulation in a database.

Alternatives to SQL should be outlined.

Moreover, provide the framework for a primary relational database.

The following skills will also develop:

Database Concepts: The Basics

Syntax and Commands for MySQL Beginners

Management of Data Stores

Database systems that rely on relationships between tables

It is high time for some significant expansion. This course will teach you how to use the Django web framework to create, protect, and manage a web server. You can build, develop, and set up a Django-based web project according to industry standards.

Learn how Django models connect to databases and how you can put them to use. To create a coherent user interface (UI), views are used to transform required data into template structures with meaning. Adopt preventative security measures and deal with typical security threats.

You will finish the course with the ability to:

Use Python, HTML, and CSS to create a Django web application.

Create views, routes, and templates to explain and implement the HTTP request-response cycle.

Create database tables and interactive web forms by describing and constructing a data model.

Learn about the Django Template Language and how to use it to make dynamic websites that get information from a database.

Web applications should be developed, distributed, and tested following accepted standards and practices.

You should come into this course with a basic familiarity with the following in order to do well:

HTML and

CSS

Python MySQL

It would help if you also could use the internet and have the desire to learn how to code in Django.

Learn more about the systems and ideas that make APIs work. Learn the fundamentals of REST architecture and how they apply to API design. Use Django to create the framework for your web app's API and REST data. Learn about cutting-edge API tools and experiment with new approaches to API development and management. You will complete the process of creating an API by testing, optimizing, and documenting it.

You will finish this course with the skills to:

Implement and manage APIs

Create Django-based web applications with rudimentary API and REST data skeletons

Learn about cutting-edge API development

Put an API through its paces, fine-tune it, then write up the details

You must be familiar with Django to succeed in this course. A positive, can-do mindset is also crucial.

To get ready for a job in back-end development, hone your multidisciplinary abilities by constructing a full-stack Django application. You will begin by reworking an existing application's front and back ends and setting up an environment for a local practical project. Next, you will use your full-stack developer skills by building the front and back ends of a brand-new app.

You will finish this course with the skills to:

Define specific terms used in the field of full-stack development.

Create organized, dynamic, mobile-friendly websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

To create a complete application, you should use Django. The application's data should be stored in models in a MySQL database, and the application's pages should be updated using forms and API endpoints.

Explain the many hosting options for web applications.

Before starting this course, you should be familiar with Python, version control, databases, the Django web framework, and application programming interfaces (APIs).

The Capstone is a chance to show off your abilities by applying them to a real-world issue. Creating a Django web app tests your full-stack backend development skills. There is a summary and links to related material from earlier modules in the program at the end of each one.

Create a Django web server that communicates with a MySQL database and features many API endpoints while adhering to strict code standards. You will also build a Django views-powered template system.

You will finish the course with the ability to:

Develop a multi-faceted backend application.

Django is an excellent tool for delivering static HTML.

Submit the work to a Git server.

Backend database connectivity must be established.

Integrate the Reservation and Ordering Systems

To initiate user authentication and registration

Run unit tests and Insomnia on the application.

Integrate what you have learned in this course; assess the work of your peers.

Consider the material covered in this project and the learning route ahead.

When you graduate with a passing grade on your Capstone project, you will have a project-based portfolio to present to prospective employers.

Experience as a backend developer is required to complete this course successfully. A positive, can-do mindset is also crucial.

This program's capstone class will teach you how to ace a coding interview by covering the fundamentals of computer science and practicing problem-solving techniques. You'll learn some useful interviewing strategies in the end.

You will finish this course with an understanding of:

How to talk to potential coders during an interview

Interviewing techniques that work

The Pseudocode Method

Computer science's groundwork

Data structures' abilities and how to implement them

Coding interviews: how to review data structures

Algorithms as a concept and typical methods of implementing them

The Challenge of Algorithm Visualization

Problem-solving strategies that integrate both recently learned and established coding practices

All the courses for this professional qualification should have been taken.