Full Stack Developer Roadmap comisariada por la comunidad de programación

Lo que aprenderás

HTML and CSS
Modern JavaScript
Webpack and React
Server side development with Node.js (Express) MongoDB
Version control using Git Deploying on AWS

visión general

Full stack development is on the rise because it eliminates the need of hiring and managing teams that involve a front end developer, a backend developer, and operations. It is especially popular among small scale companies that want to prototype and test a product without committing a lot of resources to it. Fullstack developers are also sought after in lead roles where knowledge of how the whole product fits together and operates is crucial.

It is no doubt a role that involves a lot of responsibilities. The required skills and expertise can only be amassed over time. However, we believe that this roadmap will help you get started on your journey and motivate you to explore new areas.

HTML and CSS

HTML and CSS are the basic building blocks of any web application. If you already have some experience with web development, you may skip this section.

Introduction to HTML | Codecademy (codecademy.com)

CSS Crash Course For Absolute Beginners (youtube.com)

Modern JavaScript

We recommend you take both if you are not familiar with JS. Otherwise, you can only take the ES6 tutorial.

Introduction to ES6+ (scrimba.com)

Project

Repository Finder

Webpack and React

Webpack is a module bundler that will manage your JS and CSS files for you. It is not a requirement, so you can jump into React straightaway. However, we recommend using a bundler in production applications.

Webpack Official Documentation (webpack.js.org)

React Crash Course 2018 - React Tutorial with Examples (youtube.com)

Resource

Useful React links

Node.js and Express

Express.js is a framework makes development with Node.js simpler. However, if you wish to learn Node.js first and decide on Express.js later, you can choose the second tutorial.

Express/Node Introduction (developer.mozilla.org)

Node.js Basics (youtube.com)

MongoDB

MongoDB is a NoSQL database that integrates really well with Node.js

MongoDB - noSQL Database | Tutorial (youtube.com)

Version Control

Learning Git at this point is optional, but we highly recommend using it in production as well as development so you can maintain history your code and restore anytime.

AWS

Deploying on AWS is also optional. However, we recommend getting familiar with at least one cloud provider if you want to get into the operations part. Alternatively, you can use PaaS providers such as Heroku.

AWS Fundamentals: Going Cloud-Native (coursera.pxf.io)

¿Cómo seguir esta hoja de ruta?

Following parts are optional for beginners: Git, AWS, and Webpack.
If you have some web development experience, you can skip the HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript courses as they do not cover any advanced topics. You should still take the ES6 course.
You can use Vue.js or Angular in place of React if you are already comfortable with them. In some cases, you can skip a front end JS framework/library entirely (depending on your project needs).
Completing this roadmap can take anywhere between two to six months depending on what you already know and how many hours you put in everyday.

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