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Foundations of Full Stack JavaScript

This track is designed for absolute beginners or self-taught learners who want to solidify their foundations before diving into advanced full-stack development. By the end of this track, you’ll be able to:
Build and deploy responsive websites
Write clean, accessible HTML and CSS
Add interactivity with JavaScript
Use Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration
Publish your first portfolio projects online

Master Full-Stack JavaScript (React, Node.js, MongoDB, DevOps) in 32 weeks! Includes hands-on projects, internships, certifications, and career prep. Join a supportive community and build a job-ready portfolio.


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Course Outline

oYu’ll also join peer review communities (freeCodeCamp Forum, CodeNewbie Slack, Reddit r/webdev) to get feedback on your work and practice collaborative coding.

Module 1: Introduction to the Web (Weeks 1–2)

Hands-On Project: Build a personal “About Me” webpage.

Chapter 1.1: The Internet & How the Web Works
Lesson 1.1.1: What is the Internet? Clients, Servers, and HTTP
Lesson 1.1.2: Anatomy of a Website (HTML, CSS, JS)
Lesson 1.1.3: Developer Tools & Setting Up Your Environment
Chapter 1.2: Getting Started with HTML
Lesson 1.2.1: HTML Structure & Semantic Tags
Lesson 1.2.2: Links, Images, and Lists
Lesson 1.2.3: Forms & Inputs

Module 2: Styling with CSS (Weeks 3–4)

Hands-On Project: Create a responsive landing page for a startup.

Chapter 2.1: CSS Basics
Lesson 2.1.1: Selectors, Properties, and Values
Lesson 2.1.2: Colors, Fonts, and Text Styling
Lesson 2.1.3: The Box Model
Chapter 2.2: Layout & Responsive Design
Lesson 2.2.1: Flexbox Fundamentals
Lesson 2.2.2: CSS Grid for Layouts
Lesson 2.2.3: Media Queries & Mobile-First Design

Module 3: JavaScript Essentials (Weeks 5–8)

Hands-On Project: Build an interactive To-Do List app.

Chapter 3.1: JavaScript Basics
Lesson 3.1.1: Variables, Data Types, and Operators
Lesson 3.1.2: Functions & Scope
Lesson 3.1.3: Conditionals & Loops
Chapter 3.2: DOM Manipulation
Lesson 3.2.1: Selecting & Modifying Elements
Lesson 3.2.2: Event Listeners & User Interaction
Lesson 3.2.3: Forms & Validation

Module 4: Git & GitHub (Weeks 9–10)

Hands-On Project: Publish your portfolio site on GitHub Pages.

Chapter 4.1: Version Control Basics
Lesson 4.1.1: Installing Git & First Commit
Lesson 4.1.2: Branching & Merging
Lesson 4.1.3: Resolving Merge Conflicts
Chapter 4.2: GitHub for Collaboration
Lesson 4.2.1: Creating Repositories & Push/Pull
Lesson 4.2.2: Pull Requests & Peer Code Review
Lesson 4.2.3: Contributing to Open Source

Module 5: Putting It All Together (Weeks 11–12)

Capstone Project: Build and deploy a personal portfolio website showcasing your projects.

Chapter 5.1: Mini-Projects
Lesson 5.1.1: Build a Blog Homepage (HTML + CSS)
Lesson 5.1.2: Add Interactivity (JS DOM)
Lesson 5.1.3: Deploy to GitHub Pages
Chapter 5.2: Capstone Project
Lesson 5.2.1: Project Proposal & Wireframe
Lesson 5.2.2: Development & Peer Review
Lesson 5.2.3: Final Submission & Reflection

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Earn Recognized Certifications at No Cost

This two-track accelerator (36 weeks total) is rigorous enough to prepare learners for junior-to-mid-level developer roles. By graduation, students will have:

Practical Skill Development through Experience

15+ portfolio projects
Free industry certifications
Peer-reviewed code contributions

Explore New and Emerging Career Paths

Career-ready resume, LinkedIn, and GitHub portfolio
Confidence to apply for full-stack developer jobs

🎯 Who Is This Course For?

– Aspiring Developers: Transition from basics to advanced full-stack roles.. – Upskilling Professionals: Learn React, Node.js, and DevOps for modern web development.  

Prerequisites: Basic web dev knowledge (HTML/CSS). Perfect for graduates of “Web Development 101” or self-taught coders ready to specialize.  

Launch your developer career with实战 experience, certifications, and a network of peers! 🚀  

Enroll now and get started for free. Questions? Email us at help@careerdispatch.com