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Eduonix Launches New Full Stack Developer Course on Kickstarter

While learning takes on a whole new meaning from the old textbooks and schooling degrees, so has the role of a developer. Although, originally developers stuck to one simple language or technology, these days a developer must have the knowledge of more than one technologies.

Originally websites were written purely in HTML, but since then this has changed. Websites and mobile apps are more complex and now require multiple technologies including for the backend, frontend, databases, and so on. Each website can be broken down into multiple different sections that are supported by different technologies, based on the complexity of the website or app.

This has pushed forth the need for full stack developers or all round developers that can work on multiple technologies at the same time. This is why Eduonix is introducing a course on brand new Full Stack Development.

So, what exactly is a Full Stack and what is a Full Stack Developer?
A full stack is nothing but different technologies that are required to create one website or app. These could range from 3 or 4 different technologies to even more depending on the complexity of the app or the website. However, there is no one set definition of a full stack.

For some, full stack can neatly be broken down into four main sections: Frontend, Backend, Databases and Debugging. For others, it must also include system administration, web development tools, communication sockets, etc. There is no right or wrong and your full stack solely depends on what technologies that you wish to work with or the type of app that you are looking to design.

So, in this definition of a full stack developer, we will be focusing on web developer, who is a developer that can work on all areas of an app or a website. They must be able to start and finish a project from scratch. In general, a full stack developer must understand frontend and backend development and also how to combine the two seamlessly.

Advantages of Becoming a Full Stack Developer
So, what are the advantages for having a full stack developer on board? At one point in time during its initial stages, Facebook was only looking to hire full stack developers. Why? Well one of the main reasons is that it eliminates the requirement of hiring multiple different developers for one project.

Second, ever heard the saying too many cooks spoil the soup or the broth? Similarly, if there are more than a few developers on one project, it results in a lot of different ways of doing something and if the developers don’t end up working well together then, you could end up compromising the project.

More information translates to more knowledge. The more technologies the developer is familiar with, the better it can help him when he is trying to create a website or an app. Similarly, they can also earn more because of their experience with more technologies than a developer who is only familiar with one or two technologies from the stack.

Full Stack Web Developer Course
As previously mentioned, there are a few different types of stacks that a developer can learn. This course helps a developer learn web programming across multiple domains, including frontend, backend, database and even other additional technologies. This course will help newbies who are just getting started with programming become experts across different segments of web development. This course has been designed and taught by professionals who can help improve a budding developer’s productivity. They will be taught the most popular technologies across the stack and each section covers over 4 different popular technologies that are part of that segment. Additionally, each technology will be covered using practical projects, so you will also get a hands-on experience with the technology in addition to the theory behind it.

This EPIC Course covers five major sections:

Frontend Backend Databases Other Essential Technologies Version Control & Debug
HTML Node.js MySQL Memcached GIT & Subversion
HTML5 Meteor.js PostgreSQL Redis Task Runners – Grunt, Gulp
CSS3 MongoDB MongoDB Apache Lucene Debuggers – Xdebug, FireDebug
Twitter Bootstrap Angular CouchDB Apache Solr
JavaScript PHP Apache Cassandra
JQuery Ruby on Rails

Why a Full Stack Course
We have introduced this course to help you step out of your comfort zone and learn additional skills to help you become a well-rounded developer. If you are someone who has no experience with programming or are just starting out in web development, then this course is perfect for you. You will learn web development form the start, as well as get your hands on some amazing projects that you can add to your arsenal.

This course is also great for anyone who has the knowledge of frontend technologies but wants to expand into learning more backend technologies or even learn more about databases. Similarly, if you are a hardcore backend coder, you can learn about HTML and CSS styling.

Salient Features
This course offers numerous different features including content for multiple technologies across the frontend and the backend. You will get a bird’s eye view of over 20 different technologies and over 40 different projects will be added to your arsenal. You will be able to master different professional web development techniques.

Additionally, you will build over 40 different projects along with the instructor and you will get royalty free code that you can directly input into your apps for your use. This course will also help you become a more professional and well rounded developer, helping you secure higher paying jobs.

Course aim
The course aims to equip you with all the necessary information required to become a full stack developer. You will learn how to become a complete developer learning everything from frontend to backend and everything in between.

You will learn HTML/CSS layouts, add interactive client side JavaScript, work with relational and NoSQL databases, write server-side code with PHP, Ruby on Rails, etc. While, you may not be able to master every single technology, we will definitely help you become proficient enough to get started with the technology.

Details about the projects
The course will start at the beginning with the basics. You will learn how to start by putting together a simple webpage and learning different things such as HTML elements, attributes, tables, forms, etc. We will then move on to CSS3 and learn how to position, style HTML elements and even create simple transitions and animations. You will also learn about HTML5 and all the new elements that are added including the extensive APIs including web storage, geolocation and canvas.

We will cover client side, interactive programming with JavaScript, jQuery and JSON including projects like a Github profile search app and a jQuery slideshow application. We will also cover multiple backend technologies such as PHP, Ruby on Rails and Node.js. You will also learn how to create different applications such as a todo list, a book store, an album collection app, etc.

Additionally, we will also cover different databases that can tie your frontend and backend together including relational databases (MySQL and PostgreSQL), and modern noSQL databases (MongoDB and CouchDB). You will also learn how to use multiple tools such as PHPMyAdmin to manage MySQL and the Mongo Shell to manage MongoDB. We will also include related technologies such as Redis and the Memcached object caching system.

In addition to front-end and back-end development and programming, we will look at common tools such as the Git and Subversion version control systems, some debugging tools and task runners like Grunt and Gulp.

Benefits of taking this course
There are numerous benefits of taking this course, including becoming a full fledged all rounder developer that is experienced in not only one segment of developing but is comfortable dealing with all aspects of it including frontend, backend, databases and debugging.

Instead you being hired as one of the many developers, you will be hired as a project manager or handler, who can work on various different aspects of developing an app or a website.

If you are looking to start your own website or app, you won’t need to hire other developers for creating one app or website. You can work on building your own business or company without anyone else’s help.

You will also learn the fundamentals of many technologies and you will continue to grow into the best developer you can be.

 

If you want to start your journey as a Full Stack Developer, you can get the full stack web development course here.

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