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Web Developer

"Go from blank screen to deployed product as part of a team that ships like a real studio."

About This Program

Web development is learnable. Almost no tutorials teach you what it's like to work on a React codebase with four other people pushing commits at the same time. This program does. You join a full-stack development team, own a specific module of a real web application, and contribute to something that ships to a live URL. The team depends on your code. The deadline is real.

Program Details

Duration
10-12 Weeks
Mode
Virtual, Team-Based

What You'll Work On

  • S Join the team repo, understand the architecture, get assigned your module
  • S Build your frontend components or backend routes
  • S Write and review code PRs, comments, iteration
  • S Integrate your module with the team's work
  • S Debug integration issues with teammates
  • S Optimize for performance, accessibility and security
  • S Deploy to a live URL the whole team ships together
  • S Demo the final product mentor reviews and signs off

What You'll Learn

S HTML5, CSS3 semantic markup, responsive design, Flexbox

S JavaScript DOM, events, async, ES6+

S React.js components, state, hooks, routing

S Node.js and Express.js RESTful APIs

S Database design relational and non-relational

S MongoDB CRUD with Mongoose

S Authentication JWT, sessions, bcrypt

S Git and GitHub collaborative development

S Deployment Netlify, Vercel, Render

S Agile workflow sprints, tickets, code reviews

Tools & Tech Stack

Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React.js
Backend: Node.js, Express.js
Database: MongoDB, MySQL
Auth: JWT, bcrypt
Deploy: Netlify, Vercel, Render
Collab: Git, GitHub, Slack

Career Paths

Frontend Dev
Backend Dev
Full-Stack
React Dev
UI Dev
Junior Dev

What Makes This Different

You're working on a shared codebase with teammates pushing commits. Your PR gets reviewed. Your integration breaks something and you fix it. Your module gets called by someone else's frontend. That collaborative, deadline-driven experience that's exactly what junior developers face on day one at a company.

Ready to Build the Web?

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