There are a lot of terms and acronyms in the world of programming. Explore the definitions of common terms used in popular languages and frameworks.

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Computers identify each other through a series of numbers known as IP addresses. But these numbers are hard to remember (just imagine if we had to memorize the IP addresses of all of our favorite websites). That's why we rely on domain names.

In this video, we'll delve into domain names and how they're used. We'll also illustrate how computers network and communicate with various servers to locate the IP address connected to a domain name. Then, we'll touch on domain naming conventions and explore the differences between domains and web hosts.

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What Is a Domain Name? Domain vs. Web Hosting

Building an app and want to share it with the world? If so, you'll need a good web hosting provider.

Web hosts give you a place to store your applications so other people can access them on the internet, saving you the time and resources you'd need to set up servers and networks yourself. In this video, we'll go over some of the different types of hosting services, including:
- Website builders
- Shared web hosting
- Dedicated web hosting
- Cloud hosting

After exploring the differences between web hosting providers, we'll show you how to figure out which one is right for you.

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Accessibility involves ensuring technology and software can be used by anyone and everyone, including people with physical or cognitive impairments. Not only is it mandated by law — it's the right thing to do. Plus, it also helps maximize your potential user base.

In this video, we'll explore how accessibility and responsiveness help provide users with a quality experience across various devices. Then, we'll go over some best practices that help accommodate users with visual, hearing, mobility, and cognitive impairments.

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What Is Accessibility? Accessibility Practices & Tips

User interfaces (UIs) are what allow us to interact with and navigate through our favorite programs and devices. Every time you click a button on a website or swipe to a different screen, you're engaging with UI.

Having a good UI is critical to a technology's success. Most people wouldn't stick with an app or device if it were clumsy or awkward to use. That's why UI design is so important and often tied into UX (user experience).

In the video above, we'll dive deeper into UIs and UI design. You'll learn about some common examples of UIs, the difference between good and bad UIs, and how qualities like responsiveness and consistency play a role in keeping users happy.

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What Is User Interface (UI)?

What is HTTP? In short, HTTP stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol — and it's used to structure requests and responses over the internet. Whenever you access a site and load and interact with its content, you’re using HTTP.

In this video, we break down HTTP and the different processes that take place to make actions on the internet work smoothly. We also take a look at different types of HTTP requests.

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What are HTTP requests?

The terms “front-end” and “back-end” are thrown around all the time in web development. But what exactly do they mean?

In this video, we break down the differences between the “front-end” and the “back-end.” In short, the “front-end” is what visitors or users see when they interact with a program, application, or platform. The “back end” is where programmers create processes to make those interactions run smoothly.

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Front-end vs back-end: What's the difference?

What is a server? How do browsers work? We take a deep look at each of their purposes and how they contribute to the giant network that we know as the internet.

In this video, we’ll learn:
· What happens when you request a website in your browser
· How browsers and servers communicate
· And some common HTTP requests

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What is a server?

Thinking about a career in full-stack development? We spoke with Taylor, a technology consultant and full-stack software developer, to find out more about her day to day and what she works on in her full-stack role.

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What does a full-stack developer do?

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What is data science?

Interested in learning more about what software engineers do? To give you a better picture of what it's like to work as a software engineer, we spoke with Xavier, a Senior Software Engineer here at Codecademy.

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What Does A Software Engineer Do?

When beginning your coding journey, you may find yourself asking, “What exactly is a programming language?” In this video, we explain.

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What is a programming language?

Kanban is one very popular way that professional development teams get work done, but how does it work? In this video, Stephanie explains how.

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What is Kanban? (and how does it work)

Loops are a fundamental concept in computer science. Here's an explainer on how they work, with the help of our favorite dessert.

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Intro to Programming: Loops

Scrum is one very popular way that professional development teams get work done, but how does it work? In this video, Stephanie explains how.

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More info on sprints: https://youtu.be/7wGQU37fyiI
More about user stories: https://youtu.be/bacaW_EaMGo
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What is Scrum? (and how does it work)

Whether you're interested in moving to a tech job or you're already in one, you have probably come across the job title "project manager" before, but you might be a bit confused about what exactly that means or how they work with programmers.  If that sounds right, this video is for you.

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Digital project managers typically work in either an Agile or a Waterfall system in order to produce web products. You can see how those systems both work here:
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What is a project manager?

Blockchain tech is all the rage these days, fueling massive amounts of financial speculation with applications like cryptocurrency… but how does it work?  It's quite complicated, and some developers aren't familiar with some of the final details, but in this video, we'll give you enough context so that you can discuss crypto with confidence.

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What is blockchain?

Java and JavaScript – they sound similar, but they're actually very different. Even if you already knew that, you may not know how or why they're so dissimilar but have such similar names. This video can help.

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Java vs JavaScript

When your web development projects get bigger and more complex, they become more difficult to maintain. While CSS allows us to stylize our HTML, SASS has additional features that allow us to scale our web development projects more effectively. 

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What is Sass?

The terms 'library' and 'framework' are so ubiquitous in the tech industry it may seem they're interchangeable. Each term, however, has very different meanings or implications, and in this video, Carlos breaks those down for us. 

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What are libraries and frameworks?

Despite its notoriously polarizing reputation, whiteboarding remains a fixture in the tech interview process. In this video, Farish gives us a peek behind the curtain to better understand what whiteboarding is, how the process works, and how to feel confident going through it. 

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What is whiteboarding?

Every time you're on the internet, you're engaging with markdown without even realizing it! In this video, Carlos breaks down what markdown is, how it's used, and why it's such a valuable tool for so many people.  

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What is markdown?

Writing code can be a difficult and complex process. Sometimes, breaking down a multilayered problem into smaller, easily digestible steps is a helpful way to frame your goals and anticipate problems before you get started. In this video, Carlos shows us how this can be done with pseudocode. 

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What is pseudocode and how do you use it?

Nearly every developer has had an experience where they had to work with or maintain code that was outdated or even written by someone else. In this video, Mike Dane explores how something becomes legacy code, and why it may happen quicker than you think.

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What is legacy code?

Product managers play a tremendous role in guiding the success of a particular product. In this video, Pat DePuydt shows us how product managers work, with whom they work, and how their imperatives/responsibilities change within a dynamic marketplace. 

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What is a product manager?

UX design covers the entire array of interactions a user has with a product, carefully balancing utility and usability. In this video, Stephanie gives us a peek behind the curtain to explore the considerations UX design wrestles with. 

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What is user experience (UX)?

In this video, Codecademy team member Mike Dane defines the frequently used but infrequently explained term: code base! He also explains why the code base is an important source of truth for every developer.

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What is a code base?

The term API (Application Programming Interface) seems ubiquitous within the world of software development. Farish Kashefinejad describes it "as a contract for software to communicate with each other" and tells us why APIs are so valuable and how you can interact with one yourself!

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What is an API?

Ever considered how a website is designed? In this video, Codecademy Team Member Stephanie Chew describes what wireframes are and how they're an integral part of that process.

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What are wireframes?

While the front-end consists of everything the user interacts with directly, the back-end is the critical behind-the-scenes component behind every web page you’ve ever visited. In this video, Carlos Grijalva describes the machinations behind the Back-End and how it complements the Front-End to produce functional experiences on the web.

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What is back-end?

Think less of natural beauty like Niagra Falls and more so a rigoruous engineering design process. The waterfall model describes a highly-structured process for creating new software that flows linearly from gathering requirements to design, implementation and testing—a process that is rooted in best practices from industries where design changes even early-on can be cost-prohibitive, like manufacturing and construction.

In this video,  Pat DePuydt explains in more detail what the waterfall model is and what differentiates it from other software development methods. Then, he'll walk through some real-world use cases where the waterfall model really shines.

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What is Waterfall?

How do you turn an idea for a coding project into reality? The Agile software development method is one popular approach. In this video, we explain what Agile software development is and what differentiates it from other methods. Then, we walk through some use cases in which Agile really shines.

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What is Agile?

It’s an acronym folks! In this video Stephanie Chew breaks down what "Don’t Repeat Yourself" means within the context of programming. 

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What is DRY?

There are certain terms in the software development landscape that are really useful to know, particularly if you have professional aspirations in the space! Sprint is one of them. In this video, Stephanie Chew lends her expertise to explain what a sprint is, and why they’re an important part of the iterative development process. 

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What is a sprint?

Modern software is never truly finished. Professional developers routinely make changes to their company’s codebase by opening up pull requests. In this video, Pat DePuydt helps us understand why pull requests are so important in a collaborative environment. 

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What is a pull request?

Web development is a large and ever expansive frontier, and the front-end is an integral part of that landscape. In this video, Pat DePuydt helps us navigate the rabbit hole and explains what the front-end is, where it’s featured, and why it is such an important aspect of the web today.  

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What is front-end?

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