Full Stack Developer: skills and learning path
Full stack developers build both the user-facing front end and the server and database behind it, usually with JavaScript or Java across the stack.
Check your resume against Full Stack Developer job posts
See which of these skills your resume shows and get a learning path for the rest. No sign-up needed, and nothing you paste or upload is saved.
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What Full Stack Developer job posts ask for
The share of job posts that ask for each skill, rounded. Core skills are asked for in at least 15% of posts.
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JavaScript Core80%
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SQL Core40%
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TypeScript Core40%
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Java Core40%
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React Core40%
- 35%
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Angular Core35%
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Spring Boot Core30%
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HTML and CSS Core30%
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C# and .NET Core20%
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Node.js Also useful20%
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NoSQL databases Also useful20%
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Python Also useful20%
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AWS Also useful15%
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Git Also useful15%
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Agile and Scrum Also useful15%
Learning path
The core skills in order, with a free course and practice on jobpe for each. Check your resume above to see only the skills you're missing.
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SQL
Core skill · in about 40% of job posts -
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Java
Core skill · in about 40% of job posts -
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REST APIs and microservices
Core skill · in about 35% of job posts -
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HTML and CSS
Core skill · in about 30% of job posts -
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JavaScript
Core skill · in about 80% of job posts -
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TypeScript
Core skill · in about 40% of job posts -
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React
Core skill · in about 40% of job posts -
8
Angular
Core skill · in about 35% of job posts -
9
Spring Boot
Core skill · in about 30% of job posts -
10
C# and .NET
Core skill · in about 20% of job posts
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