Full Stack Development involves working on both the front-end, which is the visible part of a website or application, and the back-end, which includes the server and database. A Full Stack developer is responsible for building the entire system, ensuring that all components work seamlessly together. The main technologies used in Full Stack Development include HTML, which structures the content of the page; CSS, which styles the page to make it visually appealing; and JavaScript, which adds interactivity. On the back-end, Node.js allows developers to use JavaScript to create fast and scalable servers. For front-end development, React is a popular JavaScript library for building dynamic and reusable user interfaces.

Databases play a crucial role in storing application data, with SQL databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL providing structured data management, while NoSQL databases like MongoDB offer more flexibility for handling unstructured data. To start in Full Stack Development, it is essential to first learn the basics of front-end technologies, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Then, exploring back-end development with Node.js and databases will help build a solid foundation. Practice is key, so working on simple projects helps reinforce knowledge and develop problem-solving skills. As learning progresses, studying frameworks such as React for the front-end and Express.js for the back-end enhances development efficiency. With continuous practice, a Full Stack developer gains the ability to build complete applications, managing everything from user interfaces to server-side logic and database management.