Full Stack Web Developer Learning Path

The best way to learn with hands-on labs, practical projects, and community - done right from your browser.

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Testing w/ PlaywrightBackend starts from servers, & we'll startfrom there - Linux OS & work with bash CLI& start your backend journey with Node.jsuseState & useEffectMaking an app is very different from making a production-ready app.This part covers what it takes to build one.React is a great UI library.Learn about the best ecosystem oflibraries in React & eventually, master React.Advanced React Hooks5 React ProjectsCreating a HeroTodo List ApplicationQuiz AppSpace News APIVideo Game APIDesign Patterns in ReactAdvanced React ConceptsNPM & YarnLearn to code interactively using onlyyour browser. Practice labs and projects:https://codedamn.comInternet FundamentalsHTML/CSSHTML5/CSS3 BasicsFlexboxCSS PositionCSS GridProjectsInternet & DNSHTTPAdvanced HTML/CSSJavaScript EssentialsAdvanced Practical JavaScriptChrome DevToolsFrontend/Backend ToolingNode VersioningNPM ModulesNPM DependenciesNPM ScriptsIntroduction to React.jsuseSWRReact FundamentalsTailwind CSS FundamentalsWorking with StateProjectsTailwind UtilitiesLayoutsHTML5 ConceptsAdvanced CSS3CSS3 Media QueriesCSS AnimationsProjectsDOMModern JavaScriptPromisesPrototypal InheritanceDOM & EventsObjectsProjectsConsole TabSources TabNetworks TabElements TabAdvanced React.jsAdvanced JavaScriptDesign PatternsState ManagementRendering PatternsPerformance UpgradeWhen working with frontend & backend,We need access to common tools-Git, npm, yarn & moreJS Under the HoodAdvanced Theoretical JavaScriptECMAScriptDOM OverviewJS RuntimesV8 EngineEvent LoopTesting & Skill EvaluationFrontend Certification ExaminationProduction-Ready PracticesBuilding Production Apps w/ Next.jsTypeScript FundamentalsCaching w/ RedisAdvanced Next.js ConceptsStylingNext.js APIsRoutingServer-Side RenderingStatic Site GenerationServer-Side RenderingOfficial CertificationFull Stack Certification ExamFull Stack Real Interview QuestionsLearn About how JavaScripts worksUnder the hood and advanced parts of itBasics of FrontendBasics of WebFinal certification exams forfull stack web developer learning pathTopicCourseModuleFull Stack Web DevelopmentComing Soon!Intro. to Backend Web DevNode.js FundamentalsLinux FundamentalsCommon CommandsNano Text EditorShell Scripting BasicsCommonJS Module SystemES6 Module SystemServersNode.js, MongoDB, GraphQLAdvanced Node.js ConceptsWorking with MongoDBUnderstanding GraphQLNode.js InternalsThreadpool in libuvEvent LoopMongoose BasicsCRUD with MongoDBJWT AuthenticationGraphQL LanguageGraphQL API w/ NodeJSGraphQL In ReactJSAdvanced GraphQLDatabases, a backend language & APIs arethe most important parts of backend web dev.API CachingRate LimitingCI/CD w/ GitHub ActionsYAMLGithub ActionsWriting Secure Web AppsFrontend Web SecurityBackend Web SecurityTests & AssertionsDebuggingPage Object ModelReportingWorkflows21412321231234121212123123456Version Control SystemBranchesMergingLocal RepositoryRemote RepositoryPull Requests1
How much time do I need?
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(Hours you can spend learning per day)

4
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(Days you can spend learning per week)

10

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Bhumika ChauhanBhumika Chauhan@BhumikaCode

In my experience, @codedamncom is an incredibly effective tool for learning how to code and building skills as a programmer and developer. They give out detailed structured curriculums along with doing some amazing projects. I notice myself becoming more productive and improving.

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Pritam ChougalePritam Chougale@PritamChougale

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AshLuvCode❤️‍🔥AshLuvCode❤️‍🔥@ashishraj_oo7

The whole curriculum is so structured, interactive to learn by watching videos, Quizzes, Code Labs and building projects in Playgrounds itself having a great fun🥳 Salute to @mehulmpt 🫡

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FumudukusFumudukus@OnyelaUdochukw1

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IndrajitIndrajit@indrajit_23

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Anurag SrivastavaAnurag Srivastava@ItsAnuragSrivas

just completed codedamn's javascript course. it's really beginner-friendly and its mini exercises are good to practice what you have studied at the same time. keep up the good work @codedamncom 🤗

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Ashish KumarAshish Kumar@ashish9242

I have seen so many courses but finding course that gives lecture + playground to code is difficult to find. But codedamn is totally amazing in this perspective even quality of contents is unmatchable and helped me many times in understanding full stack courses concept in depth..

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AlemaAlema@19alema

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It's the best platform to learn web development

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Your Instructors
  • Mehul Mohan

    Mehul Mohan

    Full-stack developer, CEO of codedamn

  • Pedro Machado

    Pedro Machado

    MERN stack developer and YouTuber

  • Anna Skoulikari

    Anna Skoulikari

    Frontend developer and Git instructor

  • Basarat Ali Syed

    Basarat Ali Syed

    Microsoft MVP and TypeScript Guru

  • Laurence Svekis

    Laurence Svekis

    Google Developer Expert and JavaScript instructor.

  • Samuel Focht

    Samuel Focht

    Backend developer & content creator with 8+ years of experience

FAQs for becoming full stack web developer in 2022
What is the meaning of full stack?

A full stack developer = frontend + backend + databases + CI/CD + OS/cloud knowledge.

Can I become a full stack developer?

A full stack developer is a software engineer who can ideally build and deploy medium to large size applications end to end, from frontend to backend to databases. Let's take a look at all technologies you'll need in this adventure of yours.

What technologies do I need to learn?

For the frontend, there are only three core technologies you have to know about - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. On top of this, we will learn about React and Next.js which are modern standards of 2022.

For the backend, we will be covering Node.js + GraphQL alongside MongoDB and Redis for database and caching. We would also learn about best web security practices. We will build production-ready projects and you would have the option to use them for your resume in your portfolio on codedamn.

Finally, we will learn how to deploy these projects on cloud providers like AWS and Vercel. In the end, there would be a full-stack certification exam to test out our knowledge and grant you the final certificate of completion for the full-stack learning path.