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Fullstack Web Development Roadmap

The document outlines a beginner-friendly full-stack web development roadmap estimated to take 10-14 months, covering essential phases such as web basics, JavaScript programming, React.js, backend development, databases, and deployment. Each phase includes specific topics, project ideas, and recommended resources. The final outcome is the ability to build and deploy full-stack web applications and pursue junior developer roles or freelance opportunities.

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Fullstack Web Development Roadmap

The document outlines a beginner-friendly full-stack web development roadmap estimated to take 10-14 months, covering essential phases such as web basics, JavaScript programming, React.js, backend development, databases, and deployment. Each phase includes specific topics, project ideas, and recommended resources. The final outcome is the ability to build and deploy full-stack web applications and pursue junior developer roles or freelance opportunities.

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Full-Stack Web Development Roadmap

(Beginner)
Beginner-Friendly Full-Stack Web Development Roadmap (Slow Learners)

Estimated Duration: 10–14 months (1–1.5 hours/day)

🌠 Phase 1: Web Basics (1–1.5 Months)


- Understand how websites work: HTTP, servers, browsers
- HTML: Headings, paragraphs, images, links, forms, tables
- CSS: Colors, fonts, padding, margin, box model, Flexbox, Grid, responsiveness
- Project: Personal Portfolio Page
Resources: W3Schools, freeCodeCamp, CodeWithHarry (YT)

🔢 Phase 2: JavaScript Programming (2–3 Months)


- JS Basics: Variables, functions, loops, arrays, objects
- DOM Manipulation: Change HTML/CSS using JS
- Events: onClick, onSubmit, onChange
- APIs: Use fetch() to get data from external APIs
Projects: Quiz app, To-do app, Weather app

📖 Phase 3: React.js (Frontend Framework) (2–3 Months)


- React Basics: JSX, components, props, state
- Hooks: useState, useEffect
- React Router: Navigation and routing
- API Integration
Projects: Notes app, blog UI, mini eCommerce site

🚧 Phase 4: Backend Development (Flask or Node.js) (2–3 Months)


Option A: Python + Flask
- Python basics (if not known)
- Flask: routing, templates, forms
- SQLite/PostgreSQL integration

Option B: Node.js + Express


- Node.js fundamentals
- Express.js: routes, middleware
- MongoDB basics using Mongoose
Projects: Login System, Notes API, Contact Form Backend
📂 Phase 5: Databases & Authentication (1–2 Months)
- SQL vs NoSQL overview
- CRUD operations
- User registration & login
- Password hashing
- JWT or session-based authentication

⚖️Phase 6: Deployment & Tools (1–1.5 Months)


- Git & GitHub basics
- Deploy frontend: Netlify, Vercel
- Deploy backend: Render, Railway
- Environment variables

🎯 Final Phase: Full-Stack Projects (2+ Months)


Project Ideas:
- Blog platform (React + Flask/Node)
- eCommerce app
- Portfolio site with contact form
- Real-time chat app

⚙️Tools You'll Use


- VS Code
- Git & GitHub
- Postman
- Netlify/Vercel/Render
- MongoDB Atlas or PostgreSQL

🏆 Outcome
You will be able to:
- Build and deploy full-stack web apps
- Understand frontend + backend development
- Apply for junior developer roles or freelance work

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