Build complete web applications from frontend to backend through structured, project-based learning
This program teaches you to build functional web applications by working through progressively complex projects. You'll understand how different technologies connect and learn to solve problems that come up in real development work.
Beyond specific technologies, this course develops the problem-solving patterns and debugging approaches that make you effective as a developer. You'll learn how to break down complex requirements, structure your code for maintainability, and troubleshoot issues systematically.
This course prepares you to pursue entry-level development positions or freelance projects. It does not guarantee employment, but it gives you the foundational skills that employers expect from junior developers.
You'll have a portfolio of functional applications that demonstrate your capabilities. You'll understand the fundamentals well enough to continue learning through practice and reading documentation. You'll be qualified to apply for junior positions, though securing employment depends on many factors including market conditions, your location, networking efforts, and interview performance.
Most students spend 3-6 additional months after the course building more projects, contributing to open source, and continuing to learn while job searching. This is normal. The course ends your structured education phase but marks the beginning of your ongoing professional development as a programmer.
Entry-level developer salaries in Spain typically range from €20,000 to €30,000 annually, varying significantly by city, company size, and specific role. We do not promise specific salary outcomes as these depend on market factors beyond our control and your individual performance in interviews and on the job.
The course is self-paced and online, structured around building four substantial projects that increase in complexity. Each project introduces new concepts and technologies while reinforcing what you've already learned.
Every concept is taught in the context of building something functional. You'll learn by doing, making mistakes, and figuring out how to fix them.
Written tutorials, video explanations, code examples, and documentation references give you multiple ways to understand each topic.
Access to a community forum where you can ask questions, share your progress, and learn from other students' challenges.
Submit your projects for review and receive feedback on your code quality, structure, and areas for improvement.