Full Stack web application

Aleksandr Martirosyan

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Summary

A web application deliverable is the final product, like the user interface, server-side code, and documentation, handed to the client after development. It can include various components depending on the project, such as static files, source code, configurations, and user guides. Security is crucial, and clear communication with the client is key to ensure the deliverable meets their needs.

Process

While I previously described the web application deliverable itself, I apologize for not addressing the process in that explanation. Here's a concise summary of the web application development process:

1. Planning and Requirement Gathering: This initial stage involves defining the project scope, functionalities, target audience, and technical considerations. It's crucial to gather detailed requirements from the client through meetings, discussions, and documentation.

2. Design and Development: Based on the gathered requirements, the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) are designed, followed by the development of both the front-end (user interface) and back-end (server-side) components of the application.

3. Testing and Quality Assurance: The application undergoes rigorous testing to ensure functionality, usability, and security. This stage involves various testing methodologies like unit testing, integration testing, and user acceptance testing.

4. Deployment and Maintenance: Once testing is complete and any identified issues are addressed, the application is deployed to a production server. The process doesn't end there, as ongoing maintenance and updates are necessary to address bugs, introduce new features, and adapt to changing requirements.

What's included

Web Application
1. Frontend: Static Files: This includes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that form the core structure and functionality of the user interface. Assets: Images, icons, fonts, and other multimedia elements used in the application. Single Page Application (SPA) Build : If the application is an SPA, a production-ready build containing optimized code and assets would be delivered. 2. Backend: Source Code: The server-side code written in a chosen programming language (e.g. Java, Node) that handles functionalities like user interaction, data processing, and communication with databases. Configurations: Files containing settings and configurations for the application to run properly, such as database connection details, security settings, and environment variables. 3. Documentation: User Guide: A document explaining how to use the application from the user's perspective, including features, functionalities, and navigation instructions. Technical Documentation: This might include API documentation for developers, deployment instructions, and system architecture diagrams. 4. Additional Deliverables (depending on project scope): Database Schema: A detailed description of the database structure, including tables, columns, data types, and relationships. Testing Reports: Documentation outlining the various tests conducted on the application and their results. Deployment Scripts: Scripts or instructions for automating the deployment process of the application to a server.

Skills and tools

Backend Engineer

Frontend Engineer

Web Developer

Angular

GitHub

Java

Linux

Spring Boot

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