The Complete 2023 Web Development Bootcamp on Udemy is a course for aspiring full-stack web developers. This course is taught by the lead instructor (Angela Yu) at the App Brewery, London's leading in-person programming boot camp. Learn more about the course here.
Through this course, I've learned numerous technologies, tools and frameworks which aid me to become a full-stack web dev, including:
- HTML 5
- CSS 3
- Bootstrap 5
- Javascript ES6
- Express.js
- Node.js
- React.js
- MongoDB
- Motoko
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- jQuery
- Git, GitHub and Version Control
- NPM
- EJS
- REST
- APIs
- SQL
- Mongoose
- React Hooks
- Deployment with GitHub Pages, Heroku and MongoDB Atlas
- Web3 Development on Dfinity's Internet Computer
- Blockchain technology
Throughout this course, I've created many projects, some with and without the guidance of video lectures. Since there are too many small projects, I'll only showcase some notable ones below.
This is a pure front-end note-taking app made to practice React.js. Since the backend is not implemented, data cannot be persisted past any one session. However, through this project, I learned a lot about React.js and Material UI, a React component library.
Check out the application here.
Source code can be found here.
This portfolio website is made as part of capstone project 2 of the course. Through this project, I've learned to effectively use Bootstrap components to make a frontend only website.
Check out the website here.
Source code can be found here.
This is a simple dice roller game made to practise basic HTML, CSS and Javascript.
Check out the game here.
Source code can be found here.
This is a simple drum kit game made to practise HTML's event listener.
Check out the game here.
Source code can be found [here]
This is a pure front-end arcade game made to practise Javascript. It is pretty fun.
Check out the game here.
Source code can be found here.
This is a website to make your to-do list. This is the first proper project made with backend capability using MongoDB, meaning that data can be persisted past each session. Note: However since I am using free-tier to host the website on render, it can take a long time for the website to load.
Check out the website here.
Source code can be found here.
This is a project built with Motoko and Dfinity's Internet Computer.
Source code can be found here.
- Angela Yu for her comprehensive web development bootcamp course, which served as the foundation for all the projects found here.