What you'll learn
- Structure a codebase that scales
- Implement authentication and authorisation
- Write meaningful automated tests
- Handle errors and edge cases properly
- Measure and improve performance
- Review code like a professional
What the course covers
6 modules · 24 topics, taught in live sessions with your tutor
- Folder and module structure
- Separation of concerns
- Configuration and environments
- Dependency choices
Requirements
- Comfortable building web apps with a framework
- Familiarity with JavaScript and APIs
- Git basics
Description
The gap between a tutorial project and a professional application is mostly everything that is not features: authentication, error handling, testing, performance and structure that survives a team.
This course closes that gap on a real codebase.
Who this course is for
- Developers preparing for their first professional role
- Self-taught coders whose projects feel fragile
- Teams standardising their practices
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