A Frontend Masters course by Jem Young that walks front-end developers through the server side of web development, covering HTTP, DNS, Node.js, and setting up a server to host a website.

Commenters call it one of the best courses they've taken and a good way to tie together the pieces of building and hosting a website.

On Reddit (3)

1. Strongly recommendsBlovior/learnprogramming2023in “Not getting help from sub”▲ 2

   Sure, I'd recommend a course called "Full Stack for Front End Engineers" by Jem Young on Frontend Masters... Its one of the best courses I've ever taken, he walks you through how to do all 5 of those steps in good detail and also introduces you to node.js for serving webpages…

2. Strongly recommendsBlovior/learnprogramming2022in “How do I… create a website?”

   Im going to give my opinion and you can take with it what you will... I found it incredibly useful to set up my own server and host a website using nginx. Don't even worry about a framework like react first, learn how to serve raw HTML using node. For this I would recommend full stack for frontend…

3. Recommendstommyghr/learnprogramming2022in “31 year old fire fighter looking for a career change. Is this too late? Please help.”

   Also check out Jem Young's full stack course on FrontendMasters. Was a course that really helped tie a lot of things together and good practice to try again without the course. Fullstack course by Netflix Engineer

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