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What You Will Learn

The goal of the Full Stack Web Developer program is to equip learners with the unique skills they need to build database-backed APIs and web applications. A graduate of this program will be able to design and build databases for software applications, create and deploy database-backed web APIs, and secure and manage user authentication and access control for an application backend. Students will also learn how to deploy a Live Web Application to the cloud which will be globally accessible.

Option 1: Full Stack (MERN Stack) Curriculum

Become a MERN Stack Full Stack Developer, one of the most in-demand stack for Full Stack Developers. MERN Stack consists of MongoDB, Express JS, React Framework, Node JS and many more topics which are high-demand skills in the industry.


Option 2: Full Stack with Python Curriculum

Become a Full Stack Developer with an Extensive Knowledge of Backend using Python Programming. Full Stack with Python is a very high-demand skill currently in industry. A Python Full Stack Developer can do lot more than a general Full Stack Developer. *Python Programming is mandatory for this course.*


About Full Stack Web Development

It refers to the development of both the front ends (client-side) and back end(server-side) portions of the web applications. Full-stack web developers have the ability to design complete web applications and websites. They work on the frontend, backend, database, and debugging of web applications or websites.

Front End

The front end of a website or application is typically the UI that the person using your service interacts with. The biggest language player in the game is Javascript, where you’ll typically lean on UI libraries such as React or Vue to manage the components of your project.
Using these UI frameworks will allow you to create “components”, essentially blocks of code, that will end up producing HTML with the ability to create interactions and dynamic states right along with your code. This becomes really powerful, and while there might be a little curve to start, it becomes pretty delightful to work with once you get the hang of it.

Back End

In the current world, the back end will generally refer to the APIs that our front ends use to create dynamic experiences by interacting with endpoints from the client (like those in CRUD APIs). Being able to make those requests from the client will remove the need to have to do any of that processing before the page is served to the browser.
Though you shouldn’t feel like you can only ever code in one language, being able to write in Javascript gives a nice advantage here, as you can grow into the fundamentals of working with the back end side of things with a familiar language (or vice versa with the front end).
NodeJS is a common runtime that you’ll find in most cloud environments as an option and will give you a similar experience to what you’d expect in a browser. The main difference is that you won’t have access to certain browser APIs nor will there be a window object and the APIs associated with it.
That said, Python is also another popular language and is growing, especially given its popularity in the data science and engineering community. PHP and Ruby, while both are valid and will give you options in the job market, don’t seem to be as popular and not as much on an overall upward trend as Javascript and Python.

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