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Virtual · 16 weeks · 8h / week

Full Stack Development

Sixteen weeks from first page to live product: interface, API, payment-adjacent flows, and a capstone you can demo.

  • 21 Sept 2026 starts
  • $850 fee
  • 16 seats left
  • Mon & Thu 18:00–20:30 GMT+1

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You will leave able to

  • Own both sides of a small product
  • Keep the public site fast and crawlable
  • Build an admin desk for real operations
  • Deploy, document, and present the work

Outline

  1. 01

    The slice

    What full stack means here · Tooling · Git from day one · 8h

  2. 02

    Interface foundations

    Semantic HTML · CSS layout · Accessible forms · 8h

  3. 03

    Server foundations

    HTTP · Validation · Databases · 8h

    Build: Register endpoint
  4. 04

    Auth across the stack

    Sessions · Tokens for status pages · Never store raw tokens · 8h

  5. 05

    A real product surface

    Information architecture · Empty/error/success · 8h

    Build: Public + admin split
  6. 06

    Files, mail, money-adjacent

    Uploads · Evidence review · Audit logs · 8h

  7. 07

    Front-end quality

    Performance budget · SEO HTML · No SPA by default · 8h

  8. 08

    Back-end quality

    Transactions · Rate limits · Backups · 8h

  9. 09

    Studio week

    Scope freeze · User testing · Rewrite the copy · 8h

    Build: Mid-capstone critique
  10. 10

    Hardening

    Security pass · Privacy copy · File retention · 8h

  11. 11

    Deploy both sides

    Static site + API · CORS · Health · 8h

  12. 12

    Polish

    OG images · Sitemap · Analytics without bloat · 8h

  13. 13

    Hiring artefacts

    README · Architecture note · Demo script · 8h

  14. 14

    Feature complete

    Bug bash · Seat-cap edge cases · 8h

  15. 15

    Rehearsal

    Live demo · Q&A as an engineer · 8h

  16. 16

    Ship and tell

    Public URL · Case study · Next learning plan · 8h

    Build: Capstone live + write-up

Tools

HTML / CSS / JS · Node.js · SQL · Git · Static hosting + a small API host

Prerequisites

Best if you can already write a simple page or follow a tutorial to the end. Complete beginners should start on Front-End or Backend, then join a later full-stack cohort.

Instructors

Course questions

Is this two courses glued together?

No. You build one product across sixteen weeks. Front-end and backend are taught in the order the product needs them.

How heavy is the time?

Plan for 8 hours in session plus 4–6 hours of studio work. Career switchers should treat it like a part-time job.

Full Stack Development
21 Sept 2026 · $850 · 16 seats

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