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Medium of instructions
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
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Course overview
The Complete Junior to Senior Web Developer Roadmap (2022) certification course is developed by Andrei Neagoie - Founder of zerotomastery.io & Senior Software Developer and Zero To Mastery which is offered by Udemy for individuals looking for prospects to advance their abilities, become senior web developers and earn higher pay. The Complete Junior to Senior Web Developer Roadmap (2022) online course teaches folks everything they need to know to advance from junior developers to understanding the in-demand technical abilities that some of the industry's top developers possess.
Individuals who want to take The Complete Junior to Senior Web Developer Roadmap (2022) online classes should have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. This training program is a comprehensive course that includes 36 hours of detailed video lectures, 143 articles, 6 downloadable resources, and 1 coding exercise that cover all basic and advanced web development tools and topics such as SSH, React, Redux, Typescript, code analysis, JWT, docker, CSR, SSR, SPA, continuous integration, automation testing, integration testing, and much more.
The highlights
- Certificate of completion
- Self-paced course
- English videos with multi-language subtitles
- 36 hours of pre-recorded video content
- 143 articles
- 6 downloadable resources
- 1 coding exercise
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Unlimited access
- Accessible on mobile devices and TV
Program offerings
- Certificate of completion
- Self-paced course
- English videos with multi-language subtitles
- 36 hours of pre-recorded video content
- 143 articles
- 6 downloadable resources
- 1 coding exercise
- Unlimited access
- Accessible on mobile devices and tv
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What you will learn
After completing The Complete Junior to Senior Web Developer Roadmap (2022) online certification, individuals will obtain a detailed knowledge of both the fundamental and advanced concepts of web development. Individuals will learn how to use SSH, React, Redux, and typescripts in development projects. Techniques for automation testing, integration testing, continuous integration, code analysis, and front-end and back-end security optimizations will be covered. Individuals will also learn about the approaches and strategies for working with CI/CD, SPA, Docker, JWT, AWS, and Redis, as well as the distinction between CSR and SSR.
The syllabus
Introduction
SSH
- Bruno's Request
- Introduction to SSH
- SSH Command
- Quick Note: SSH Key In Previous Video
- Resources: SSH Command
- Saving The Day Through SSH
- Optional: Digital Ocean Set Up
- Optional: Digital Ocean Server
- How SSH Works
- Symmetric Encryption
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Resources: Asymmetric Encryption
- Hashing
- Passwords Or SSH?
- SSH Into A Server
- Quick Note: SSH Into A Server
- Resources: SSH Into A Server
- Exercise: Set Up SSH on Github
- Extra Solution: Set Up SSH on Github
- Solution: Set Up SSH on Github
- Optional: Contributing To Open Source Projects
- Section Summary
- Web Developer Monthly
Performance Part 1
- Bruno's Request
- Monthly Coding Challenges, Free Resources and Guides
- Introduction to Performance Part 1
- 3 Keys To Performance
- Network Performance
- Image File Formats
- Resources: Image File Formats
- Image Optimizations
- Image Optimizations 2
- Exercise: #1 - Media Queries
- Delivery Optimizations
- Resources: Delivery Optimizations
- Exercise: #2 - Network Optimizations
- Solution: #2 - Network Optimizations
- Critical Render Path Introduction
- Critical Render Path 1
- Critical Render Path 2
- Critical Render Path 3
- Resources: Async + Defer
- Critical Render Path 4
- Exercise: #3 - Critical Render Path
- Exercise: #4 - Keiko Corp Website
- Resources: Keiko Corp Website
- Solution: Keiko Corp Website
- Optional: Resource Prefetching
- Resources: Performance Tools
- HTTP/2
- Resources: HTTP/2
- HTTP/3
- Section Summary
Optional: React + Redux + Module Bundling
- Important: Thinking Like A Senior Developer
- Optional Section
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Updated Code For This Section
- Angular vs React vs Vue
- Learning Guideline
- Quick Note About React
- CWD: Introduction To React.js
- CWD: Create React App
- CWD: React App Folder Structure
- CWD: React Fundamentals
- CWD: React Fundamentals 2
- CWD: Class vs Functional App.js
- CWD: Hooks vs Classes
- Quick Note: Service Worker File
- CWD: Your First React Component
- CWD: Building A React App 1
- React.Fragment and Semantic HTML
- Exercise: Learn to Read the Docs
- CWD: Building A React App 2
- CWD: Building A React App 3
- CWD: Styling Your React App
- Quick Note: JSON Placeholder
- CWD: Building A React App 4
- CWD: Building A React App 5
- CWD: Building A React App 6
- Project Files
- CWD: Keeping Your Projects Up To Date
- Exercise: React 17
- Solution: React 17
- CWD: React Review
- CWD: Error Boundary In React
- CWD: Deploying Our React App
- CWD: React Hooks
- CWD: React Hooks 2
- CWD: React Hooks 3
- CWD: React Hooks 4
- CWD: React Hooks 5
- CWD: React Hooks 6
- CWD: React Hooks 7
- CWD: React Hooks 8
- Project Files - Hooks
- CWD: React Hooks 9
- Introduction To Redux And Webpack
- State Management
- Why Redux?
- Installing Redux
- Redux Toolkit
- Redux Actions And Reducers
- Redux Store And Provider
- Redux connect()
- Redux Middleware
- Redux Async Actions
- Redux Project Structures
- Project Files - Redux
- Popular Tools For React + Redux
- Module Bundlers
- Introduction To Webpack
- Update: Babel 7 + ESlint + Webpack 5
- Webpack
- Updating Libraries: Babel 7 + ESlint
- Quick Fix: Babel 7 Plugins
- Resources: Webpack Configurator
- Parcel
- Parcel v2!
- Section Summary
Performance Part 2
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Updated Code For This Section
- Optimizing Code
- Code Splitting Introduction
- Exercise: #1 - Code Splitting
- Code Splitting Part 1
- ES2020: Dynamic import()
- Code Splitting Part 2
- Code Splitting Part 3
- Code Splitting Part 4
- Exercise: #2 - Code Splitting
- Solution: React.lazy() Code Splitting
- React Performance Optimizations
- Resources: React Performance
- React Performance Optimizations 2
- Resources: React Performance 2
- Optimizing Code Review
- Resources: Tree Shaking 101
- Progressive Web Apps
- Opt-In Service Worker in CRA
- Resources: Progressive Web Apps
- Progressive Web Apps Examples
- PWA - HTTPS
- Resources: PWA - HTTPS
- PWA - App Manifest
- Resources: PWA - App Manifest
- PWA - Service Workers
- Update for CRA v4 and React 17+
- Resources: PWA - Service Workers
- PWA - Final Thoughts
- Exercise: #3 - PWA
- Quick Note: Upcoming Video
- Deploying Our React App
- Service Worker Updates
- Solution Part 1 - PWA
- Solution Part 2 - PWA
- Solution Files - PWA
- Section Summary
Testing
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Updated Code For This Section
- Types of Tests
- Testing Libraries
- Note: The Next Videos
- Unit Tests
- Integration Tests
- Automation Testing
- Final Note On Testing
- Setting Up Jest
- Our First Tests
- Writing Tests
- Quick Note: Upcoming API Endpoint + ES6 Modules
- Asynchronous Tests
- Asynchronous Tests 2
- Resources: Jest Cheat Sheet
- Mocks and Spies
- Exercise: #1 - Testing With Jest
- Note: Testing React Apps
- Enzyme vs React Testing Library
- Introduction To Enzyme
- Resources: Enzyme
- Quick Note: Empty Snapshots
- Snapshot Testing
- Snapshot Testing + Code Coverage
- Exercise: #2 - Testing Stateful Components
- Testing Stateful Components
- Quick Recap
- Exercise: #3 - Testing Connected Components
- Testing Connected Components
- Testing Connected Components 2
- Exercise #4 - Testing All Components
- Testing Reducers
- Testing Actions
- Exercise: #5 - Final Tests
- Note: What Test is Best?
- Section Summary
TypeScript
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Updated Code For This Section
- Dynamic vs Static Typing
- Weakly vs Strongly Typed
- Static Typing In Javascript
- TypeScript Compiler
- Resources: Installing Node.js
- Resources: Installing TypeScript Compiler
- TypeScript
- Resources: TypeScript In Your Editor
- TypeScript 2
- TypeScript 3
- Resources: TypeScript Types
- TypeScript 4
- TypeScript 5
- TypeScript 6
- Resources: Type Vs Interface
- TypeScript 7
- Resources: Type Assertion
- TypeScript 8
- TypeScript 9
- TypeScript 10
- DefinitelyTyped
- Update: Create React App with TypeScript
- Exercise: #1 - TypeScript In Robofriends
- Resources: TypeScript In Robofriends
- Solution: #1 - TypeScript In Robofriends
- Solution Files - TypeScript In Robofriends
- A Little Joke
- Section Summary
SPA vs Server Side Rendering
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- CSR vs SSR
- Server Side Rendering React
- Note: SSR In React
- CSR vs SSR Part 2
- SSR React Libraries
- Static vs SSR vs CSR: Gatsby.js vs Next.js vs React.js
- Quick Note: Upcoming Videos
- Setting Up Next.js
- Next.js Pages
- Client Side Routing
- Exercise: #1 - Client Side vs Server Side Routing
- Shared Components
- Dynamic Apps with Next.js
- Exercise: #2 - Updated Next.js Features
- Deploying Next.js Apps
- Updating To Latest Version Of Next.js
- Exercise: #3 - SSR Robofriends
- Understand JavaScript SEO
- Section Summary
Security
- Section Overview
- Star Of Security
- Injections
- Exercise: #1 - Injections
- Exercise: #2 - Security Files
- Resources: Installing PostgreSQL
- 3rd Party Libraries
- Note: NPM v6
- Logging
- HTTPS Everywhere
- XSS + CSRF
- Exercise: #3 - XSS + CSRF
- Resources: XSS + CSRF
- Code Secrets
- Secure Headers
- Resources: Secure Headers
- Access Control
- Data Management
- Resources: Storing Passwords
- Don’t Trust Anyone
- Authentication
- Exercise: #4 - Optional Hacking
- Resources: Personal Security
- Section Summary
Code Analysis
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Quick Note: Windows Users
- Quick Note: Updated API
- Setting Up Your Environment
- Exercise: #1 - SmartBrain App
- Optional: CWD - Installing PostgreSQL
- How To Analyze Code
- Exercise: #2 - Analyze Code
- Exercise: #3 - Multiple Face Detection
- Resources: New Feature Commit
- Solution: #3 - Multiple Face Detection
- Section Summary
- Customizing Your App
Docker
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Updated Code For This Section
- Docker Containers
- Installing Docker
- Resources: Installing Docker
- Dockerfile
- Resources: Dockerfile
- Docker Commands
- Dockerfile 2
- Exercise: #1 - Your First Docker Container
- Quick Note: Docker Compose
- Docker Compose
- Resources: Docker Compose Commands
- Docker-Compose 2
- Resources: Docker Volumes
- Docker Compose 3
- Docker Compose 4
- Resources: PostgreSQL With Docker
- Docker Compose 5
- Docker Compose 6
- Resources: init.db File
- Docker Compose 7
- Exercise: #2 - Dockerize SmartBrain App
- Project Files - Docker
- Update: Docker Networks
- Section Summary
Redis
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Quick Note About Next Video
- Introduction To Databases
- Redis Version Updates
- Installing Redis
- Resources: Installing Redis
- Redis Commands
- Redis Data Types
- Redis Hashes
- Redis Lists
- Redis Sets + Sorted Sets
- Section Summary
Sessions + JWT
- Section Overview
- Cookies vs Tokens
- Resources: Cookies vs Tokens
- What We Are Building
- JWT
- Exercise: #1 - JWT
- Project Goals
- Exercise: #2 - Code Along
- Profile Icon
- Resources: Profile Icon
- Profile Dropdown
- Resources: setState() Callback
- Profile Styling
- Profile Modal 1
- Profile Modal 2
- Profile Modal 3
- Profile Modal 4
- Resources: HTML Entities
- Updating Profile 1
- Resources: Updating Profile
- Updating Profile 2
- Updating Profile 3
- User Authentication
- Sending The JWT Token
- Adding Redis
- Exercise: #3 - Adding Redis to Docker Compose
- Solution: #3 - Adding Redis To Docker Compose
- Storing JWT Tokens
- Retrieving Auth Token
- Client Session Management
- Resources: Bearer Token
- Session Sign In
- Authorization Middleware
- Fixing A Bug
- Reviewing Our Code
- Updating Our App
- Optional: Why bcrypt-nodejs?
- Section Summary
- Exercise: #4 - Improving SmartBrain
AWS
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Updated Code For This Section
- Amazon Web Services
- Monolithic vs Micro Services
- Amazon Lambda
- Amazon Lambda Dashboard
- Quick Note: AWS Lambda
- Serverless
- Serverless 2
- IAM
- Resources: IAM
- Deploying A Function
- Deploying A Function 2
- Deploying A Function 3
- Quick Bug Fix
- Section Summary
- Exercise: Your Own Lambda Function
Performance Part 3
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- CDNs
- GZIP
- Database Scaling
- Caching 1
- Caching 2
- Caching 3
- Resources: Caching
- Load Balancing
- Nginx 1
- Exercise: Load Testing Your Load Balancer
- Nginx 2
- Resources: Nginx
- Section Summary
CI/CD
- Bruno's Request
- Section Overview
- Updated Code For This Section
- Continuous Integration, Delivery, Deployment
- Building Great Software
- Resources: CI Tools
- CircleCI
- Continuous Integration 1
- Continuous Integration 2
- Exercise: Your Own CI Flow
- Building Great Software 2
- Section Summary
Extra Bits
- Section Overview
- Complexity vs Simplicity
- NPM Is Not Your Friend
- Learn To Learn
- Start With Why
- Endorsements On LinkedIN
The Final Video
- Become an Alumni
- Coding Challenges
- The One You Have Been Waiting For
- Thank You
Extras: For Windows Users
- Introduction From Wolfgang
- Git for Windows
- Install NodeJS for Windows
- Install PostgreSQL for Windows
- Using PSQL and PGADMIN
AMA Video!
- AMA - 100,000 Students!!
- Course Review
- The Final Challenge
Bonus Section
- Bonus Lecture
Instructors
Mr Andrei Neagoie
Senior Software Developer
Freelancer