API
An API (Application Programming Interface) allows different applications and services to communicate with each other. It enables systems to exchange data, connect third-party services, and build features without exposing the underlying implementation.
HTML
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) provides the basic structure of a web page. It defines elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, forms, tables, and other content displayed in a browser.
JavaScript
JavaScript is a programming language used to make websites and web applications interactive. It handles dynamic content, user interactions, animations, form validation, API communication, and application logic.
Android SDK
The Android SDK is a collection of development tools, libraries, and APIs used to build Android applications. It provides the resources developers need to create, test, debug, and prepare apps for deployment.
Frontend
Frontend development focuses on everything users see and interact with in an application. It includes the interface, layout, navigation, forms, animations, responsiveness, and interaction between the user and the application.
Backend
Backend development handles the server-side logic that powers an application. It manages APIs, business logic, authentication, data processing, integrations, and communication with databases.
Database
A database stores and organizes application data so it can be securely accessed, updated, and managed. Databases help applications handle information such as users, products, orders, transactions, and other business data.
Responsive Design
Responsive design allows a website or application interface to adapt to different screen sizes and devices. It ensures content, images, navigation, and layouts remain usable across desktops, tablets, and mobile phones.
