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Full Stack Development Sprint

Develop practical fullstack skills through eight weekly projects. Build, test, document, and submit your work for review.

What will I learn?

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Deployment

What do I need before starting?

  • Basic programming knowledge

What is the weekly roadmap?

Week 1: Web foundations and project setup

Web foundations and project setup · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

Week 2: Responsive component design

Responsive component design · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

Week 3: State and form management

State and form management · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

Week 4: API design and implementation

API design and implementation · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

Week 5: Database schema and queries

Database schema and queries · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

Week 6: Authentication and secure workflows

Authentication and secure workflows · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

Week 7: End-to-end testing

End-to-end testing · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

Week 8: Full-stack capstone and deployment

Full-stack capstone and deployment · Hands-on project work · Testing and documentation

How do I earn the Full Stack Development Sprint certificate?

Complete every weekly task and receive a reviewed or approved result of at least 65% on each. You can then purchase the optional ProofCohort certificate bundle. Partner-issued credentials require a confirmed, authorized issuing arrangement.

Read the assessment guide →Certificate verification and support →

Prepare your project evidence

For each assigned task, connect its requirements to a deliverable the reviewer can open. Explain your contribution, decisions, checks, and any unfinished work. Use the actual task instructions for submission requirements and the templates below to organize your evidence.

Practical reading for this track

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