IntermediateTeens & Adults
Back End and Server Development
Build the server side — APIs, databases, authentication and the request lifecycle.
What you'll learn
- Build a REST API from scratch
- Model and query a database
- Implement secure authentication
- Validate input and handle errors
- Structure a server codebase
- Deploy and monitor a service
What the course covers
6 modules · 24 topics, taught in live sessions with your tutor
- How a request works
- Status codes and headers
- Routing
- Middleware
Requirements
- Comfortable with a programming language
- Basic command line
- No server experience needed
Description
Back-end work is about handling requests correctly, safely and predictably. This course builds a real API from the first route to a deployed service, with attention to the failure cases that tutorials skip.
Who this course is for
- Front-end developers moving to full stack
- Beginners starting on the server side
- Anyone preparing for back-end interviews
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