Web Development

Web development has a particular problem: it is easy to find tutorials that get you to an app running locally, and very hard to find the ones explaining why that same app becomes unmaintainable six months later. This category is built with the opposite bias. We prioritise courses that talk about typing, folder structure, shared state and perceived performance, because in our experience those are the decisions that separate a project that scales from one that has to be rewritten.

Who it is for

• Anyone who built their first pages and wants to understand why their code becomes brittle.
• Backend developers who need to hold their own in frontend without learning it twice.
• Small teams maintaining the product they built themselves.

What you will learn

• TypeScript properly: types that document intent instead of getting in the way.
• Component architecture and the split between UI state and domain state.
• Server-side rendering and why it matters for someone arriving from a search.
• Real performance metrics (LCP, INP) and how they degrade without anyone noticing.

Recommended order

1. Modern JavaScript and TypeScript before any framework. Skipping this step costs you later.
2. One framework, just one, until you feel comfortable. Angular and React solve the same thing differently.
3. Then architecture and performance, which is what turns someone who codes into someone who designs software.