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This includes understanding the differences between front-end and back-end software development, the role and value of software frameworks, the differences between the most.jpeg?width=450&height=253&name=MG%20Tech%20Stack%20House%20Infographic%20(1).jpeg)
common tech stacks, LAMP, MEAN, MERN and MEVN and differentiating between the role and responsibilies of a front-end developer versus a back-end developer and full-stack developer.
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