Learn all major elements of modern full-stack development. This 100% online course feature several hands-on projects that will teach you how to design and build a fully functioning website.
Requirements:
Hardware Requirements:
- This course can be taken on either a PC or Mac.
Software Requirements:
- PC: Windows 10 or later.
- Mac: macOS 11.0 or later.
- Browser: The latest version of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox are preferred. Microsoft Edge and Safari are also compatible.
- Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- Software must be installed and fully operational before the course begins.
Other:
- Email capabilities and access to a personal email account.
Instructional Material Requirements:
The instructional materials required for this course are included in enrollment and will be available online.
Indeed.com ranks full stack developers as their top job in their most recent Best Jobs rankings, with strong job growth projected and a mean annual salary of $129,637. So, whether you are new to web development or want to build on existing skills, this full stack developer course will teach you how to create and maintain full-service websites—and start a successful career in this in-demand field.
Our Full Stack Software Developer course is designed to help you learn a wide range of skills and technologies that are essential for becoming a proficient full stack developer, such as aspects of front-end, back-end, and full stack development. From understanding fundamental concepts for developers to mastering key technologies, the full stack developer course provides a comprehensive education in full stack training through milestone exercises and a hands-on project that enables you to build a website that hosts learning games.
As you progress through the Full Stack Software Developer course, you will dive into essential topics for developers, including working with zip files, using a command line shell, and understanding environment variables. This is followed by an introduction to HTML, including creating paragraphs, headings, links, images, lists, tables, and more.
Next, you will gain a comprehensive overview of CSS, covering fonts, colors, borders, backgrounds, positioning, and advanced concepts like media queries. Fundamentals of JavaScript are touched on, including working with variables, arrays, operators, functions, and the HTML and CSS object models, and advanced JavaScript concepts like module usage, npm, and hands-on JavaScript projects.
An introduction to Vue.js covers directives, game logic implementation, transitions, animations, and routing. Bootstrap basics and advanced review typography, forms, components, and flex. Next, you will learn PostgreSQL, covering relational database basics, advanced queries, subqueries, joins, unions, and more.
The full stack training also provides an introduction to Python, including the basics, functions, modules, strings, iterables, flow control, and exception handling. It then covers more advanced coverage for Python developers, such as Django, including working with models, template filters and tags, and user registration.
Finally, you will wrap up your full stack developer learning journey by reviewing WordPress training, covering setup options, dashboard navigation, posts, reader pages, and site customization. By completion of the Full Stack Software Developer course, your newly created website will allow users to log in, play games, track their progress, see leaderboards, and manage their accounts.
- Things Every Developer Should Know
- Zip Files
- Showing Extensions in File Listings
- Taking Screenshots
- Using a Command Line Shell
- Relative and Absolute Paths
- Environment Variables
- Browsers
- Visual Studio Code
- Using Stack Overflow
- Asking Good Questions in Your Course
- Exercise: Ask a Question
- Introduction to HTML
- A Quick Overview of Web Development
- Introduction to HTML
- Paragraphs, Headings, and Text
- HTML Links
- HTML Images
- HTML Lists
- HTML Tables
- Sectioning a Web Page
- Audio and Video
- Introduction to CSS
- Crash Course in CSS
- CSS Fonts
- Color and Opacity
- CSS Text
- Borders, Margins, and Padding
- Backgrounds
- Display and Visibility
- Pseudo-classes and Pseudo-elements
- Styling Tables with CSS
- Positioning
- Transforms and Transitions
- Layouts
- CSS Lists as Hierarchical Navigation
- Media Queries
- Introduction to JavaScript
- JavaScript Basics
- Variables, Arrays, and Operators
- JavaScript Functions
- Built-in JavaScript Objects
- Conditionals and Loops
- Event Handlers and Listeners
- The HTML Document Object Model
- CSS Object Model
- Errors and Exceptions
- Advanced JavaScript Concepts
- Node.js
- Scope, var, let, and const
- Arrow Functions
- Rest Parameters
- Spread Operator
- Array Destructuring
- Template Literals
- Objects, Context, and the this Object
- Array map() Method
- Array filter() Method
- Array find() Method
- JavaScript Modules
- npm
- Customize hands-on JavaScript project
- Creating, Styling, and Validating Web Forms
- HTML Forms
- JavaScript Form Validation
- Styling Forms with CSS
- Regular Expressions
- Node.js and Server-side Form Validation
- JSON
- Project
- Vue.js
- Getting Started with Vue.js
- Basic Vue Features
- Directives
- Implementing Game Logic
- Transitions and Animations
- Vue Routing
- Bootstrap Training
- Getting Started with Bootstrap Basics
- Bootstrap Layout
- Creating Responsive Navigation
- Bootstrap Typography
- Tables
- Bootstrap Forms
- Images
- Bootstrap Components
- Bootstrap Utilities
- Bootstrap Flex
- Project
- PostgreSQL
- Relational Database Basics
- Simple SELECTs
- Advanced SELECTs
- Subqueries, Joins and Unions
- Conditional Processing with CASE
- Inserting, Updating and Deleting Records
- Creating Tables
- Introduction to Python
- Python Basics
- Functions and Modules
- Math
- Python Strings
- Iterables: Sequences, Dictionaries, and Sets
- Virtual Environments, Packages, and pip
- Flow Control
- Exception Handling
- Python Dates and Times
- File Processing
- PEP8 and Pylint
- Advanced Python
- Advanced Python Concepts
- Regular Expressions
- Working with Data
- Testing and Debugging
- Classes and Objects
- Project
- Django Training for Python Developers
- Getting Started with Django
- Git, GitHub, and an App with a Model
- Template Filters and Tags
- Static Files
- Django Admin and the User Model
- URLs and Slugs
- Sending Email with SendGrid
- Forms and Widgets
- ModelForms
- User Registration
- Messages Framework
- Media Files
- Making Queries, Ajax, and View Functions
- Pagination and Ordering
- Advanced Querying and Search
- Deploying your Website to Production
- Customizing Django Admin
- Additional Topics
- Introduction to WordPress Training
- Getting Started and Setup Options
- WordPress Dashboard
- Posts
- Comments and Feedback
- Appearance
- Pages
- Reader Page
- Project
What you will learn
- Build a fully functioning database-driven website from the ground up
- Use modern JavaScript libraries to make single-page web applications
- Build a secure user authentication system and to manage user data
How you will benefit
- Build a functional website to add to your developer portfolio
- Join existing development teams as front-end or back-end developers
- Support non-web-based software built with Python
- After learning several different programming languages, you will be able to pick up new programming languages more easily if you have a need (or interest)
- Run reports against a major database using your newly acquired SQL knowledge
Nat Dunn
Nat Dunn founded Webucator in 2003 to combine his passion for technical training with his business expertise and to help companies benefit from both. His previous experience was in sales, business and technical training, and management. Nat has an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA in International Relations from Pomona College.