8-Week Bootcamp, Self-Paced or Mentor-Led

Become a real Fullstack Engineer.

Build a production Node + Postgres backend from scratch, then a Next.js frontend that talks to it. One coherent stack, end to end.

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Half a stack is not a stack.

Most engineers ship on one side of the wire. Frontend people freeze when a feature needs a real server. Backend people freeze when it needs a real UI. Both end up relying on someone else for the other half.

This bootcamp closes the gap in one coherent path. Backend first, then frontend. Same stack, same codebase, same docker compose.

The transformation

Before the bootcamp

  • -Strong on one side of the stack, helpless on the other
  • -Avoids tickets that cross the wire
  • -Depends on someone else to wire up auth or persistence
  • -Cannot explain the full request lifecycle end to end
  • -Ships only the parts of the stack they already know

After the bootcamp

  • +Ships features across the whole stack without waiting on anyone
  • +Understands auth, persistence, and caching at both ends
  • +Defends architecture decisions in code review
  • +Owns the full request lifecycle from click to database
  • +Runs a real docker compose fullstack on their laptop

The arc of the bootcamp

Backend first, then frontend, then the whole stack together.

Phase 1

Backend, from first principles

A validating CLI, your first HTTP server, a layered REST API, Postgres with Drizzle, JWT auth, testing with Testcontainers, background jobs, caching, DDD, microservices, Docker, observability, and release engineering.

Phase 2

Frontend, in the right order

Raw DOM and fetch, native CSS Grid and Flexbox, stateless auth, React and Tailwind, React Router and Context, Next.js with Server Components, Server Actions, optimistic UI, streaming, Vitest, Playwright, Docker, and a realtime UI over websockets.

Phase 3

The whole stack together

One docker compose that runs Postgres, Redis, the backend you built, and the Next.js frontend you built. The frontend calls the backend by service name. The auth story works end to end. This is the fullstack artifact you can defend in any interview.

Who this is for

Frontend engineers

who freeze the moment a feature needs a real server

Backend engineers

who can ship an API but not the UI to render it

Self-taught developers

who want one coherent path instead of forty half-finished tutorials

Career switchers

who want a real stack to point at, not a hello-world portfolio

Invest in the fullstack path

Lifetime access. Both masterclasses included. Take them in order or revisit any phase whenever you need to.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to take both masterclasses?
They are designed to fit together: the frontend modules in module 7 onwards call the same shape of API the backend masterclass teaches you to build. You can take them separately, but the bootcamp is the discounted bundle with the order and accountability built in.
Why backend before frontend?
Because the Next.js Server Components and Server Actions sections of the frontend masterclass are easier when you already understand what is on the other end of the request. Building the backend first makes the frontend feel obvious.
How much time do I need per week?
Plan for 6 to 8 hours per week for 8 weeks. Self-paced learners take longer. Mentor-led learners stay on track with weekly live sessions.
What if I already know one side?
Then take just the masterclass you need. The bundle is for engineers who want both halves of a real stack in one coherent path.
Mentor-led seats limited

Ready to ship the whole stack?

Backend Masterclass plus Frontend Masterclass, taken in order. One coherent path from your first HTTP server to a deployed Next.js app.

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