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How the Internet Revolutionized My Life as a Programmer
Performed by student of group 3IS-1 Kirill Zaitsev

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First, the Internet enabled global collaboration. Before, you worked alone or in a small office.
Now, platforms like GitHub host repositories for millions of open-source projects. If I need a
specific function, I don't write it from scratch; I import a ready-made library. This is like having
a global team of developers helping me every day.

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Secondly, infrastructure has been democratized. Instead of maintaining physical servers, I can use
cloud computing platforms like AWS to instantly deploy a virtual machine. Furthermore, to add
complex features like payment processing or maps, I don't build them myself. I simply integrate them
using an API, sending a structured request over the Internet to a specialized service.

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Finally, the Internet enabled automation that defines modern development. We use CI/CD
pipelines—which stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. This means
every time I push new code to a repository, automated scripts on a remote server run tests and
deploy the code. This ensures quality and speed that was unimaginable before.

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In conclusion, the Internet transformed programming from a craft of individual genius to a
network of shared intelligence, built on open-source collaboration, cloud infrastructure, and
global APIs. It made me not just a coder, but a citizen of a digital ecosystem

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Open-source
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Cloud Computing
Deploy / Virtual Machine
API (Application Programming Interface)
CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment)