Become a Job-Ready Full-Stack Developer in 6 Months
Zero experience? No problem. Learn Frontend, Backend & DevOps from scratch — and build your portfolio as you go.
Start Learning NowWhat You'll Learn
- Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React from scratch
- Master backend APIs with Python, Django, and databases
- Deploy real apps using Docker, Terraform and CI/CD tools
- Build a portfolio-ready full-stack project
- Build a real-world Python command-line app from scratch
- Become job-ready in 5–6 months, even with zero experience
How It Works (Course Structure)
The 3-Phase Path to Becoming a Confident Full-Stack Developer:
Phase 1: Frontend Fundamentals
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- React, Responsive Design, Git
Phase 2: Backend & APIs
- Python, Django, Databases (PostgreSQL)
- Building RESTful APIs
Phase 3: DevOps & Deployment
- Linux, CI/CD, Docker, Cloud Deployment
- Production pipelines & hosting best practices
Build Your Job-Winning Portfolio
Each course ends with a capstone project — a complete, deployable app that proves your skills and strengthens your portfolio for job applications or client work.
Why This Path Works
- Designed for total beginners with zero coding experience.
- Clear structure — no YouTube rabbit holes or confusion.
- Build real projects, not just theory.
- Learn at your own pace with lifetime access or a subscription plan.
- More courses added regularly — always stay current.
Choose Your Plan
Lifetime Access – Pricing Varies
One-time payment. You’ll own the course or bundle you purchase — with lifetime access to all current and future updates. No subscriptions. No expiration.
Starting from $198
Enroll NowMonthly Plan
Learn at your own pace. Cancel or re-subscribe at any time.
$69.99/month
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What Students Are Saying

"To be honest, this is the first time I’m really starting to grasp Terraform beyond just “copy and paste code.” It’s a lot more now than before — slowly moving from just using Google to actually understanding how to break things down and structure them. It’s not always easy, and some parts still take a few replays of the video (and some note-taking 😅), but I feel like it’s starting to make sense, bit by bit. Right now, the part I’m still trying to fully understand is how to manage multiple environments (like dev and prod) with Terraform — I’ve seen different approaches , but I’d love to hear what works best in real-world projects, especially on DigitalOcean. Appreciate any tips from others who’ve gone through this!"