Full-stack Web Development
Build dynamic and responsive web applications from the database to the user interactions.
Become a Web Development Master
Streaming sites. Online stores. Government services. Our own website. All of these are powered by a combination of front-end and back-end web technologies. With our Full-Stack Web Development specialization, you will get an in depth education of the most popular web technologies and practical experience with developing useful web products.
Learning Full-Stack Web Development is ideal for people who want to understand the whole picture of web development.
The first three trimesters of our on-site intensive education covers the foundations of computer science and software engineering, including Linux, data structures, algorithms, low-level programming languages, high-level modern languages, databases, APIs, and DevOps.
For the next three sprints, you will build upon this foundation by focusing on the most popular languages and technologies for web development, including Javascript, Python, React, Redis, MySQL, Node.js, SASS, and more. You will also learn best practices like user authentication, background jobs, and responsive design. Whether it's front-end, back-end, or full-stack engineering, this curriculum prepares you to create, maintain, and improve web applications and websites.
Typical job titles include: Full-stack web developer, Front-end developer, and Back-end developer.
Technologies
Full-stack web development Curriculum
- HTML/CSS advanced
- Developer tools
- SASS
- Flexbox and responsive design
- Form and accessibility
- Bootstrap
- Javascript/JQuery advanced
- Cookies and local storage
- UI/UX research and development
- Build static web pages from a designer file
- Build a dynamic web application in Javascript
- Advanced Python 3
- Personal data
- Authentication - basic and sessions
- Authentication service
- API Pagination
- Caching algorithm
- Internationalization
- Unit and integration tests
- MySQL advanced
- NoSQL introduction
- Redis introduction
- ES6 introduction
- ES6 classes and data
- Node JS introduction
- Queuing system
- TypeScript
- Webpack
- React introduction
- React component
- React styling
- React state/immutable
- React Redux - action and normalizr
- React Redux - reducer/selector
- React Redux - connector/hooks
- Leanring project of your choice
Examples of Projects
- Desktop and mobile version of websites
- MySQL performance debugging
- Cache from scratch
- Authentication service
- Background jobs system
- Student dashboard in React
- CRM dashboard in React
Included in all Holberton Sprints:
Technical writing
Technical writing is an invaluable skill and an excellent way to articulate and share your knowledge.
Collaboration
Collaboration is key to successful business. You will learn project management, interpersonal communication, and team collaboration skills.
Mock Interviews
It is not enough for you to know the answers to the questions; you need to be able to clearly communicate your thought processes and understanding.
The Framework
The Framework provides the structure, order, and balance necessary to maintain a productive peer learning environment and will help you succeed throughout your career.
Whiteboarding
Whiteboarding is an essential skill in the tech industry, both for effective planning and for excelling in tech interviews.
Developed in collaboration with working professionals
Johann Kerbrat
Vice president of Engineering at Iron Fish
Emmanuel Turlay
Staff Software Engineer at Cruise
Lorine Colas
Product designer at Omni Labs, Inc.
Guillaume Plessis
Senior Software Engineer at WeWork
David Dias
Senior Software Engineer at HomeX
Find the right tuition for you:
At Holberton, we believe that people from every community and background should have the opportunity to become a software engineer. That is why we offer flexible tuition options to help make your new career more accessible. You can see the financial tools available per campus after selecting the particular city in question.
