<h1 id="intro">Intro<a aria-hidden="true" class="anchor-heading icon-link" href="#intro"></a></h1>
Front-end developers work on what is visible by the app user, by using <a title="Private" href="https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/hfyvYGJZQiUwQaaxQO27q.html" target="_blank" class="private">HTML (Private)</a>, <a title="Private" href="https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/hfyvYGJZQiUwQaaxQO27q.html" target="_blank" class="private">CSS (Private)</a>, and <a title="Private" href="https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/hfyvYGJZQiUwQaaxQO27q.html" target="_blank" class="private">JavaScript (Private)</a>.
Rules are split into 3 levels: junior, intermediate, and senior.
Backend developers work on the behind-the-scenes portion of the web app, such as web servers, database, and architecture. They work with backend languages, databases, APIs, and web servers.
Back-end development requires more knowledge and time.
Full-stack developers are proficient with front-end and back-end work. This includes the planning, architecture, design, development, deployment, and maintenance of the website or app.
Full-stack development roles are senior positions due to the high levels of experience required.

Intro

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Welcome to my digital garden! What's that? Well, a digital garden is a curated set of notes, often shared online for learning and sharing purposes. My garden is mostly full of my study notes, plain ole' random notes, prose, and whatever world I'm creating at the moment. So, yes, I'm tending to it nearly every day.

With that out of the way, just a fair warning, not everything in this garden will make sense to you. There are some sections that are… shall we say, little buds that need a bit more watering and time before they're big enough to actually portray their species. To help you (and me) figure out the growth status of a page, there are emojis on every one that show their current state within the garden.
