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Full-Stack Developer Roadmap

Build complete products end to end — one path through frontend, backend, database, and deployment.

For: Builders who want to ship whole products solo5 stagesUpdated 2026-07

Timeframes assume a typical part-time pace. Faster or slower is fine — the order is what matters.

01

Foundations on both sides

Weeks 1–8

JavaScript/TypeScript as the spine: solid DOM fundamentals in the browser and Node.js on the server, with Git throughout.

JavaScript & TypeScriptHTML & CSSNode.js basicsGit & GitHubHTTP & REST
  • You can build a static site and a small API and connect them
  • One language serves you across the whole stack
02

Frontend framework

Weeks 9–15

React with a production meta-framework. Components, routing, forms, and talking to your own API.

ReactNext.jsTailwind CSSForms & validationClient-server data flow
  • You can build a typed, routed, styled application shell
  • You understand server components vs client components
03

Backend & database

Weeks 16–22

Persist real data: schema design, an ORM, authentication, and API routes your frontend actually consumes.

PostgreSQLPrisma / DrizzleAuth sessions & JWTAPI designValidation
  • Users can sign up, log in, and own their data in your app
  • You can reason about a schema migration without fear
04

Ship & operate

Weeks 23–27

Deployment, environments, and the operational glue: CI, error tracking, and knowing your app is up.

Vercel / cloud deployDocker basicsCI/CDError trackingEnv & secrets
  • Your product is live with CI running on every push
  • You can debug production from logs, not vibes
05

Flagship product

Weeks 28–32

One complete product — real problem, real users if you can get them — polished into the centerpiece of your profile.

Product thinkingREADME & docsPerformance passesResume alignment
  • A live product URL at the top of your resume
  • A repo that reads like a case study, not a code dump

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