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Full-Stack Nanodegree
Udacity
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 1 year, 2016 · score 1.8
A multi-month Udacity nanodegree program covering both front-end and back-end web development, including databases, server-side logic, and security. It is built around hands-on projects with reviewer feedback.
Commenters say it gives the basics of both front end and back end, and that its interactivity and project feedback are better than alternatives like Udemy.
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I'm doing the Full-Stack Nanodegree right now, and I definitely recommend it. It laid out very nicely, and the level of interactivity is much better than something like Udemy. It's also nice to have feedback on each of the projects. I think as long as you commit to sitting down regularly to go…
Backend programming is more than just creating scripts that run on the server. You're looking at designing database (SQL and NoSQL) data structures, security, and how/what to display depending on the request. Something you might want to look into is Udacity's Full Stack Nanodegree. Though the…