🚀 LEARNING CURRICULUM

Web Development Learning Track

A comprehensive 9-module curriculum taking you from HTML basics to production-ready full-stack applications. Project-driven learning with real-world examples.

9 Modules
3 Learning Paths
50+ Projects
STRUCTURED PROGRESSION

Course Modules

Learn in logical progression from fundamentals to advanced production concepts. Each module includes hands-on projects and assignments.

1
HTML & CSS
Semantic markup, responsive design, CSS Grid, Flexbox, and modern layout techniques.
HTML5 CSS3 Responsive
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2
JavaScript Fundamentals
Core concepts: variables, functions, objects, async/await, and DOM manipulation.
ES6+ Async DOM API
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3
Frontend Frameworks
React, state management, hooks, component architecture, and advanced patterns.
React Hooks State
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4
Backend Basics
Node.js, Express, REST APIs, middleware, and server architecture fundamentals.
Node.js Express REST
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5
Databases
SQL and NoSQL databases, schema design, migrations, and query optimization.
SQL MongoDB Schemas
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6
Full-Stack Integration
Connect frontend and backend, authentication, real-time features, WebSockets.
MERN Auth WebSocket
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7
DevOps & Deployment
Docker, CI/CD, cloud platforms, monitoring, and production-ready infrastructure.
Docker CI/CD Cloud
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8
Testing & Quality
Unit testing, integration tests, E2E testing, coverage, and quality metrics.
Jest Testing QA
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9
Career & Advanced Topics
System design, scaling, performance optimization, and professional development.
Design Performance Career
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FLEXIBLE PATHS

Learning Modes

Choose your path: follow as a complete beginner, accelerate as a junior developer, or use as a reference guide as a mentor.

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Student Mode
Complete beginner? Follow modules 1-6 with hands-on exercises and detailed explanations.
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Junior Developer
Some experience? Jump to modules 6-8 to bridge gaps and production skills.
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Mentor Mode
Teaching others? Use all modules as reference material and teaching guide.
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Access the complete course materials, assignments, and project files on GitHub.

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