Web Development
FreeReact from Scratch
Build fast, component-based user interfaces with React — components, props, state, hooks, and routing.
Intermediate · 13 lessons · 10 hours · English
Web Development
Build complete web applications — frontend, backend APIs, databases and deployment.
24 weeks at ~2 hours/day · All Levels · 9 skills · Free
A full-stack developer can build a complete web application alone: the pages users see, the server behind them, and the database that stores the data. This roadmap covers frontend development first, then backend APIs with Node.js, databases, authentication and deployment in about 24 weeks.
Weeks 1–6
Project: Responsive portfolio website
Weeks 7–11
Project: React app connected to a public API
Weeks 12–17
Project: A complete REST API
Weeks 18–21
Project: Full-stack app with user accounts
Weeks 22–24
Project: Your capstone app, live online
Web Development
FreeBuild fast, component-based user interfaces with React — components, props, state, hooks, and routing.
Intermediate · 13 lessons · 10 hours · English
Web Development
FreeBuild the backend half of a web app: REST APIs with Node.js and Express, connected to a real database.
Intermediate · 13 lessons · 11 hours · English
If you want a job as fast as possible, frontend alone is the shorter path. If you want to build complete products yourself, or freelance, full-stack is the better investment. This roadmap starts with frontend either way, so you can stop after week 11 job-ready for frontend roles and continue later.
About 24 weeks at two hours a day. It is longer than the frontend roadmap because it adds a backend, a database, authentication and deployment on top of the same frontend foundation.
JavaScript with Node.js, so you use one language for the whole stack. That is the fastest route for a beginner and matches how the FUTEAC platform itself is built.
Pay depends on skill and market, not the label. Full-stack skills do open more freelance and startup opportunities because one person can build a complete product.