This repository contains notes and code examples related to the "Learning to Code: Definitions" playlist by Codecademy on YouTube. The playlist explores common terms and acronyms used in programming across various languages and frameworks.
- What is a programming language?
- What are libraries and frameworks?
- Front-end vs back-end: What's the difference?
- What is front-end?
- What is back-end?
- Intro to Programming: Loops
- What's CSS?
- What is Sass?
- What is a server?
- What is a sprint?
- What is DRY?
- What is Agile?
- What is Waterfall?
- What does a full-stack developer do?
- What is a product manager?
- What does a software engineer do?
- What is a project manager?
- What is data science?
- Java vs JavaScript
- What is an API?
- What is legacy code?
- What is markdown?
- What is pseudocode and how do you use it?
- What is whiteboarding?
- What is Kanban? (and how does it work)
- What is Scrum? (and how does it work)
- What is code base?
- What are wireframes?
- What is a pull request?
- What is user experience (UX)?
- What is blockchain?
- What are HTTP requests?
- What is User Interface (UI)?
- What is accessibility? Accessibility Practices and Tips
- What is web hosting? Different types of hosting providers explained
- What is a domain name? Domain vs. Web Hosting
The "Learning to Code: Definitions" playlist aims to demystify programming terminology and provide a clear understanding of key concepts. Each video in the playlist covers a different definition, accompanied by explanations and examples.
- Notes: Contains text files with notes and key points for each definition covered in the playlist.
- Examples: Includes code samples demonstrating the concepts.
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Special thanks to Codecademy for creating the "Learning to Code: Definitions" playlist and providing valuable resources for aspiring programmers.
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