Geek ink master plan for roadmap, mentorship, and bootcamp to start a Fullstack Engineer career in the Agile way!
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Based on experience for years mentoring people in different stages using a dynamic MVP-style roadmap with hands-on projects designed by an experienced Fullstack engineer has been highly successful.
That means first, understanding the problem instead of just learning a bunch of tools and then using an iterative style, each iteration will cover most DevOps areas used in the job to build a T-shaped skills profile from day one! It's also essential to set the targeted market and organizations because, with different DevOps topologies, the DevOps engineer role requirements vary a lot.
This roadmap adapts to different learning speeds and preferences, making it ideal for both beginners and those looking to deepen their skills.
Goal: Take learners from zero to job-ready fullstack developers.
Who is it for? Beginners who want to start their career as fullstack engineers.
Approach: A structured learning plan across modules, guiding students through the key technologies and tools required for web development. This mode empowers learners to manage their own progress and learning timelines.
Resources: Each module provides comprehensive learning materials, tutorials, and assignments to reinforce knowledge.
💡 Tip: It's highly recommended to have a peer or senior developer review your projects and progress to ensure you're on the right track.
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Help developers with some experience (1-2 years) level up their skills by building real-world, production-ready applications. Who is it for? Intermediate developers who want to tackle more complex, industry-grade projects.
This mode follows a learning-by-doing approach, guiding learners through real-world projects like building web applications, integrating databases, implementing user authentication, and deploying to cloud platforms.
The roadmap covers all key stages of web development, including: Frontend frameworks (React, Vue.js) Backend systems (Node.js, Express) Database integration (SQL/NoSQL) CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and cloud deployment
Projects are divided into standalone phases that align with roadmap modules, so learners can work on them as they complete each phase.
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Provide guided learning support for those who want personalized mentorship to accelerate their progress.
Who is it for? Beginners and intermediates looking for expert guidance and personalized learning plans.
Learners are paired with a fullstack development expert who provides personalized feedback, monitors progress, and assists with project development.
Power Supply One of the biggest challenges learners face is consistent access to electricity. At Geek Ink Lab, we provide an uninterrupted power supply, ensuring you can focus on your learning and projects without the worry of outages.
Access to Personal Computers Not everyone has access to a reliable personal computer. Our lab is equipped with high-performance PCs, giving every learner the tools needed to build and test their applications in a real-world environment.
Internet Access We understand that many learners struggle with internet connectivity. Geek Ink Lab offers a robust, high-speed internet connection so that you can access online resources, collaborate with peers, and deploy your projects smoothly.
Agile Board: Learners will also have access to an Agile roadmap board, utilizing tools like Kanban and Epics to structure their learning, mimicking a real-world Agile environment.
Bonus You will also gain real-world experience by working with Agile best practices that are vital in professional software development.
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This roadmap is split into modules designed to progressively build both frontend and backend skills, while integrating essential tools and frameworks that fullstack developers rely on.
- Overview of the web and how it works.
- what is web ?
- How Does it works ?
- Client Server architechture
- How Data finds its way ?
- Introduction to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- The Command Line Interface
- What is Git and Why Use It?
- Using Git Locally
- Repo Hosting
- How Does It Work?
- How Data Finds its Way?
- Web browsers,
- DNS.
- HTTP/HTTPS protocols,
- Life of a Packet
- Application layer
- Transport layer
- Newtork laye
- Data link layer
- physical layer
- Databases in Web Development
- SQL Databases
- NoSQL Databases
- Web Caching
- The Server-side and The Client-side
- HTML: Structuring the web.
- CSS: Styling web pages.
- JavaScript: Adding interactivity to web pages.
- What is the Back End?
- Microservice Architecture
- Back-end Programming
- NodeJS
- What are the Frameworks?
- Front-end Frameworks (e.g., React, Vue)
- Back-end Frameworks (e.g., Express)
- Isomorphic Frameworks
- Software Stacks (e.g., MERN, MEAN)
- Software Process Models
- The Waterfall Model
- Incremental Development
- Reuse-oriented Software Engineering
- Test Driven Development
This roadmap is licensed under the MIT License. You’re free to use and share it, with attribution.