Course

Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js

A complete, current full stack program covering modern JavaScript/TypeScript, React 19, Next.js (App Router, SSR/SSG/ISR, Server Components), Node.js and Express, MongoDB and PostgreSQL, GraphQL and authentication, testing with Jest and Playwright, Docker and CI/CD deployment, and system design basics — with AI-augmented development (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor) and AI feature-building (LLM APIs, streaming, RAG, agent tool-calling) woven through every stage, so you graduate able to both build with AI tools and build AI into a product.

⏱ 14 Weeks 🖥 Online 💻 6 Projects ⭐ 4.8/5
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Career Guidance
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Life Time Support
PACKAGES

We Offer Responsive Packages With An Unexplored Syllabus

Frontend track
⏱ 5 Weeks
★ 4.7/5

Frontend Specialist — React & Next.js

Modern React, TypeScript and Next.js — the current frontend stack, start to finish.
  • Web & Programming Fundamentals
  • Frontend Engineering with React & TypeScript
  • Advanced Frontend with Next.js
  • Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React, TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind CSS
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Most enrolled
⏱ 6 Weeks
★ 4.8/5

Backend Specialist — Node.js & Databases

Node.js, Express, MongoDB and PostgreSQL — building and securing a real API from the ground up.
  • Web & Programming Fundamentals
  • Backend Engineering with Node.js & Express
  • Databases — MongoDB & PostgreSQL
  • API Design, GraphQL & Authentication
  • Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch
Node.js, Express, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Prisma, JWT, OAuth2
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Complete stack
⏱ 8 Weeks
★ 4.8/5

Full Stack Core

React, Node.js, MongoDB and PostgreSQL together — the complete, employer-recognized full stack path.
  • Web & Programming Fundamentals
  • Frontend Engineering with React & TypeScript
  • Backend Engineering with Node.js & Express
  • Databases — MongoDB & PostgreSQL
  • API Design, GraphQL & Authentication
  • Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch
React, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, JWT, Git & GitHub
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AI-specialized
⏱ 7 Weeks
★ 4.9/5

AI-Augmented Full Stack

Build real full stack features with AI coding assistants, then build AI features into the product itself.
  • Advanced Frontend with Next.js
  • Backend Engineering with Node.js & Express
  • AI-Augmented Full Stack Development
  • Building AI-Powered Features into Web Apps
  • Observability & Modern Deployment Platforms
  • Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch
Next.js, Node.js, OpenAI/Claude API, LangChain basics, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Grafana, pgvector, Fly.io, Railway, Supabase
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Flagship
⏱ 15.5 Weeks
★ 4.9/5

Complete Full Stack Flagship Program

Every module — React, Next.js, Node.js, both databases, AI-augmented development, AI features, testing, DevOps, system design and production observability.
  • All 12 core modules, start to finish
  • Frontend (React, TypeScript, Next.js) + Backend (Node.js, MongoDB, PostgreSQL)
  • AI-Augmented Development & AI-Powered Features
  • Testing, Docker, CI/CD & System Design
  • Observability & Modern Deployment Platforms (OpenTelemetry, Prometheus/Grafana, pgvector, Fly.io/Railway/Supabase)
  • Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch
React, TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Prisma, GraphQL, JWT, OAuth2, OpenAI/Claude API, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Jest, Playwright, Docker, GitHub Actions, Vercel, AWS, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Grafana, pgvector, Fly.io, Railway, Supabase
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Customized
⏱ Custom
★ 4.8/5

Build Your Own (Customized)

Pick exactly the modules you need from the full stack module bank, priced and scheduled to match.
  • Choose any modules from the shared bank
  • Custom duration & pricing
  • Same trainers, same mock-interview access
  • Comprehensive Interview Prep & Career Launch included
Selected per module
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LEARNING OUTCOMES

What you will be able to do

Concrete skills, not topic names — each one is something you can show an interviewer.

🎯

Design test cases that find real defects

Boundary values, equivalence classes and edge cases — not just happy-path coverage.

🧪

Automate with a real framework

Page Object Model, reusable helpers and a suite you can actually maintain.

📊

Read a defect report the way a developer will

Reproduction steps, severity and evidence — reports that get fixed, not ignored.

🔧

Build and maintain a test suite

Structure tests so they survive the product changing under them.

🔗

Test APIs, not just interfaces

Postman and REST Assured, including auth flows most courses skip.

📈

Run suites in a CI pipeline

Jenkins and GitHub Actions — tests that run on every commit automatically.

SUCCESS STORIES

Our Students Excelling Worldwide

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Fathima Rizwana F
Fathima Rizwana
QA Engineer
🏢 UST
★★★★★

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for UST — practical, not just theory.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
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Ganapathy Subramanian G
Ganapathy Subramanian
Associate Software Engineer
🏢 Capgemini
★★★★★

“I came in with almost no exposure to AWS. By the end of the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course I was confident enough to talk through it in my Capgemini interview.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
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Logeswari Palanisamy L
Logeswari Palanisamy
Senior QA Engineer
🏢 Accenture
★★★★★

“What stood out on the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course was how much real, hands-on time we got with Express instead of just slides.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
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Charumathi Vishwanathan C
Charumathi Vishwanathan
Test Lead
🏢 Persistent Systems
★★★★★

“The Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course covered OpenAI/Claude API in real depth — that's specifically what came up when Persistent Systems interviewed me.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
“
Chandran Velusamy C
Chandran Velusamy
Senior QA Engineer
🏢 Mindtree
★★★★★

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for Mindtree — practical, not just theory.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
TOOLS & SKILLS

Tools and skills covered

Java
Selenium
TestNG
Postman
Git
Jenkins
JMeter
SQL
🏆

Certificate of Completion

Awarded once every module and project is complete — recognised by our hiring partners.

IS THIS FOR YOU?

Who this course is for

If none of these describe you, tell us — we will point you at a better fit rather than sell you this one.

🎓

Freshers from any engineering branch

🔁

Manual testers hitting the automation ceiling

💻

Support engineers moving into QA

WHY IN FOURCUP?

Software Testing Program

Practical exposure to actual work environment

Work on live, under-construction projects with the exposure of an actual work environment, alongside a freelancer.

Dynamic syllabus structure

Built with multiple industry experts, so students become genuinely fluent in the subject rather than exam-ready.

Expert teachers who are active practitioners too

Mentors bring real industry experience and share their ups, downs and delivery skills, not just slides.

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Download our Syllabus and review it thoroughly.
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CURRICULUM

Module by module

Open any module to see exactly what it covers. Nothing is hidden behind a "download the syllabus" form.

5 Weeks
DURATION
4
MODULES
6
REAL-TIME PROJECTS
5
MOCK INTERVIEWS
Frontend track

Frontend Specialist — React & Next.js

⏱ 5 Weeks ★ 4.7
4 modules
Most enrolled

Backend Specialist — Node.js & Databases

⏱ 6 Weeks ★ 4.8
5 modules
Complete stack

Full Stack Core

⏱ 8 Weeks ★ 4.8
6 modules
AI-specialized

AI-Augmented Full Stack

⏱ 7 Weeks ★ 4.9
6 modules
Flagship

Complete Full Stack Flagship Program

⏱ 15.5 Weeks ★ 4.9
12 modules
Customized

Build Your Own (Customized)

⏱ Custom ★ 4.8
0 modules
1 Web & Programming Fundamentals 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup Structuring a real page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3 Flexbox and Grid layout, responsive design, and writing CSS that survives a designer changing their mind twice.
3. JavaScript ES2024+ Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, Promises, and the ES module system that every framework in this course sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Runtime What actually happens between a click and a re-render, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow Branching, pull requests, resolving merge conflicts, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is built as a team.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most bootcamp grads can write JavaScript in isolation but stall the moment a teammate's branch conflicts with theirs. This module is deliberately paired with real Git collisions, not a solo exercise.
2 Frontend Engineering with React & TypeScript 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management When useState/Context is enough, and when to reach for Zustand or Redux Toolkit — with the tradeoffs, not just the syntax.
5. React Server Components, Explained What "server" vs "client" component actually means in React's current model, ahead of the Next.js module.
5.1) Why this module exists Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.
3 Advanced Frontend with Next.js 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & Accessible, Responsive UI Building interfaces that work with a keyboard and a screen reader, not only a mouse.
5. Core Web Vitals & Frontend Performance Diagnosing a slow LCP or layout shift with Lighthouse, and the fixes that actually move the number.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.
4 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Full Stack Interview Question Bank React, Node.js, database and system-design questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Resume & LinkedIn Building for Full Stack Roles Framing React/Node projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a resume.
3. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working full stack engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
4. "Design and Build This Feature Live" Round Practising the live-coding-plus-design round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview A full-length, role-realistic Full Stack Developer interview, end to end.
1 Web & Programming Fundamentals 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup Structuring a real page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3 Flexbox and Grid layout, responsive design, and writing CSS that survives a designer changing their mind twice.
3. JavaScript ES2024+ Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, Promises, and the ES module system that every framework in this course sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Runtime What actually happens between a click and a re-render, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow Branching, pull requests, resolving merge conflicts, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is built as a team.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most bootcamp grads can write JavaScript in isolation but stall the moment a teammate's branch conflicts with theirs. This module is deliberately paired with real Git collisions, not a solo exercise.
2 Backend Engineering with Node.js & Express 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Node.js Fundamentals The event loop, async I/O, and why Node handles concurrent requests the way it does.
2. REST API Design with Express Routes, controllers, and structuring an API that stays readable past the first ten endpoints.
3. Middleware & Error Handling Request validation, centralized error handling, and logging that actually helps you at 2am.
4. File Uploads & Background Jobs Handling multipart uploads to cloud storage, and offloading slow work to a queue instead of blocking a request.
5. Environment Config & Secrets .env management and the mistakes that leak an API key into a public repo.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most tutorials stop at a working CRUD API. This module keeps going into the error handling and job queues that separate a demo from something a team would actually deploy.
3 Databases — MongoDB & PostgreSQL 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Schema Design Modelling the same feature both ways: document-oriented in MongoDB and relational in PostgreSQL, and comparing the result.
2. Mongoose & Prisma ORM Querying, validation and relationships in both a NoSQL and a SQL data layer with the tools teams actually use.
3. Indexing & Query Performance Reading an explain plan and fixing a slow query instead of just adding more hardware.
4. Transactions & Data Integrity Why a multi-step write (like a checkout) needs a transaction, and what happens when you skip one.
5. When to Choose Which A framework for picking MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL for a given feature, because "it depends" is the honest, hireable answer.
4 API Design, GraphQL & Authentication 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. REST API Best Practices Versioning, pagination, filtering, and consistent error responses across a real API surface.
2. GraphQL Basics Queries, mutations and schemas, and when a GraphQL layer solves a real frontend problem versus adding needless complexity.
3. JWT & Session-Based Auth Implementing both, and explaining the actual tradeoff between them instead of reciting definitions.
4. OAuth2 & Social Login Wiring up "Sign in with Google/GitHub" end to end, including the parts tutorials usually skip.
5. Role-Based Access Control Building permissions that hold up when a support engineer, an admin and a regular user all hit the same endpoint.
5 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Full Stack Interview Question Bank React, Node.js, database and system-design questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Resume & LinkedIn Building for Full Stack Roles Framing React/Node projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a resume.
3. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working full stack engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
4. "Design and Build This Feature Live" Round Practising the live-coding-plus-design round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview A full-length, role-realistic Full Stack Developer interview, end to end.
1 Web & Programming Fundamentals 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup Structuring a real page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3 Flexbox and Grid layout, responsive design, and writing CSS that survives a designer changing their mind twice.
3. JavaScript ES2024+ Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, Promises, and the ES module system that every framework in this course sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Runtime What actually happens between a click and a re-render, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow Branching, pull requests, resolving merge conflicts, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is built as a team.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most bootcamp grads can write JavaScript in isolation but stall the moment a teammate's branch conflicts with theirs. This module is deliberately paired with real Git collisions, not a solo exercise.
2 Frontend Engineering with React & TypeScript 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management When useState/Context is enough, and when to reach for Zustand or Redux Toolkit — with the tradeoffs, not just the syntax.
5. React Server Components, Explained What "server" vs "client" component actually means in React's current model, ahead of the Next.js module.
5.1) Why this module exists Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.
3 Backend Engineering with Node.js & Express 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Node.js Fundamentals The event loop, async I/O, and why Node handles concurrent requests the way it does.
2. REST API Design with Express Routes, controllers, and structuring an API that stays readable past the first ten endpoints.
3. Middleware & Error Handling Request validation, centralized error handling, and logging that actually helps you at 2am.
4. File Uploads & Background Jobs Handling multipart uploads to cloud storage, and offloading slow work to a queue instead of blocking a request.
5. Environment Config & Secrets .env management and the mistakes that leak an API key into a public repo.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most tutorials stop at a working CRUD API. This module keeps going into the error handling and job queues that separate a demo from something a team would actually deploy.
4 Databases — MongoDB & PostgreSQL 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Schema Design Modelling the same feature both ways: document-oriented in MongoDB and relational in PostgreSQL, and comparing the result.
2. Mongoose & Prisma ORM Querying, validation and relationships in both a NoSQL and a SQL data layer with the tools teams actually use.
3. Indexing & Query Performance Reading an explain plan and fixing a slow query instead of just adding more hardware.
4. Transactions & Data Integrity Why a multi-step write (like a checkout) needs a transaction, and what happens when you skip one.
5. When to Choose Which A framework for picking MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL for a given feature, because "it depends" is the honest, hireable answer.
5 API Design, GraphQL & Authentication 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. REST API Best Practices Versioning, pagination, filtering, and consistent error responses across a real API surface.
2. GraphQL Basics Queries, mutations and schemas, and when a GraphQL layer solves a real frontend problem versus adding needless complexity.
3. JWT & Session-Based Auth Implementing both, and explaining the actual tradeoff between them instead of reciting definitions.
4. OAuth2 & Social Login Wiring up "Sign in with Google/GitHub" end to end, including the parts tutorials usually skip.
5. Role-Based Access Control Building permissions that hold up when a support engineer, an admin and a regular user all hit the same endpoint.
6 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Full Stack Interview Question Bank React, Node.js, database and system-design questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Resume & LinkedIn Building for Full Stack Roles Framing React/Node projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a resume.
3. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working full stack engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
4. "Design and Build This Feature Live" Round Practising the live-coding-plus-design round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview A full-length, role-realistic Full Stack Developer interview, end to end.
1 Advanced Frontend with Next.js 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & Accessible, Responsive UI Building interfaces that work with a keyboard and a screen reader, not only a mouse.
5. Core Web Vitals & Frontend Performance Diagnosing a slow LCP or layout shift with Lighthouse, and the fixes that actually move the number.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.
2 Backend Engineering with Node.js & Express 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Node.js Fundamentals The event loop, async I/O, and why Node handles concurrent requests the way it does.
2. REST API Design with Express Routes, controllers, and structuring an API that stays readable past the first ten endpoints.
3. Middleware & Error Handling Request validation, centralized error handling, and logging that actually helps you at 2am.
4. File Uploads & Background Jobs Handling multipart uploads to cloud storage, and offloading slow work to a queue instead of blocking a request.
5. Environment Config & Secrets .env management and the mistakes that leak an API key into a public repo.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most tutorials stop at a working CRUD API. This module keeps going into the error handling and job queues that separate a demo from something a team would actually deploy.
3 AI-Augmented Full Stack Development 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. AI Coding Assistants as a Daily Workflow Using GitHub Copilot, Claude Code and Cursor for real feature work, not just autocomplete.
2. Prompt-Driven Scaffolding Generating a component, an API route or a test suite from a clear prompt, and shaping the prompt when the first output misses.
3. AI Code Review Using AI to catch bugs, security issues and style drift in a pull request before a human reviewer sees it.
4. Refactoring with AI Modernizing legacy code and extracting reusable logic with an assistant, safely and incrementally.
5. Reviewing AI Output Like an Editor The core discipline of this module: every AI-generated line gets read, tested and understood before it ships, never merged on trust.
5.1) Why this module exists Every current full-stack job now assumes daily use of an AI coding assistant. The skill that actually differentiates a hire isn't using the tool — it's knowing when the tool is wrong.
4 Building AI-Powered Features into Web Apps 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Integrating LLM APIs Calling OpenAI, Claude and Gemini APIs from a Node/Next.js backend, and handling keys, costs and rate limits properly.
2. Streaming Responses Building a chat-style UI that streams tokens to the browser instead of waiting for a full response.
3. Building an In-App AI Assistant A real chatbot feature wired into your own app's data and actions, not a standalone demo.
4. Basic RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) Embedding your own documents, storing vectors, and grounding AI answers in your app's actual content.
5. AI Agent Basics Tool-calling: letting a model call functions in your app (look up an order, create a ticket) under your code's control, not its own.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs "Add AI to the product" is now a standing feature request at most companies with a web app. This module is the difference between a full-stack engineer and a full-stack engineer who can actually ship that ticket.
5 Observability & Modern Deployment Platforms 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. OpenTelemetry & Distributed Tracing Instrumenting a Next.js/Node app so a slow request can be traced across the frontend, API and database instead of guessed at.
2. Prometheus & Grafana for Production Monitoring Scraping real metrics and building dashboards and alerts a team actually watches, not a one-time chart.
3. PostgreSQL + pgvector for AI-Ready Data Adding vector search directly on top of the same PostgreSQL database already taught in this course, without standing up a separate vector store.
4. Edge & Serverless-Hybrid Deployment Deploying to Fly.io, Railway and Supabase alongside Vercel/AWS, and choosing a target based on cold starts, region and cost, not habit.
4.1) Why this module exists 2026 job postings increasingly name OpenTelemetry, a managed Postgres+pgvector stack, or a Railway/Fly.io deployment target directly. A candidate who has only deployed to Vercel or a single AWS pattern reads as narrower than one who can explain the tradeoffs.
6 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Full Stack Interview Question Bank React, Node.js, database and system-design questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Resume & LinkedIn Building for Full Stack Roles Framing React/Node projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a resume.
3. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working full stack engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
4. "Design and Build This Feature Live" Round Practising the live-coding-plus-design round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview A full-length, role-realistic Full Stack Developer interview, end to end.
1 Web & Programming Fundamentals 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. HTML5 & Semantic Markup Structuring a real page for accessibility and SEO, not just for it to "look right" in one browser.
2. Modern CSS3 Flexbox and Grid layout, responsive design, and writing CSS that survives a designer changing their mind twice.
3. JavaScript ES2024+ Modern syntax, destructuring, optional chaining, async/await, Promises, and the ES module system that every framework in this course sits on top of.
4. The DOM & Browser Runtime What actually happens between a click and a re-render, so React's model makes sense later instead of feeling like magic.
5. Git & GitHub Workflow Branching, pull requests, resolving merge conflicts, and commit hygiene, because every project after this one is built as a team.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most bootcamp grads can write JavaScript in isolation but stall the moment a teammate's branch conflicts with theirs. This module is deliberately paired with real Git collisions, not a solo exercise.
2 Frontend Engineering with React & TypeScript 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. React 19 Fundamentals Components, props, hooks (useState, useEffect, useMemo, custom hooks) and the render cycle.
2. TypeScript for Frontend Code Typing props, state and API responses so a whole category of runtime bugs never ships.
3. Component Architecture Composition over inheritance, container/presentational patterns, and structuring a codebase a new hire can navigate on day one.
4. State Management When useState/Context is enough, and when to reach for Zustand or Redux Toolkit — with the tradeoffs, not just the syntax.
5. React Server Components, Explained What "server" vs "client" component actually means in React's current model, ahead of the Next.js module.
5.1) Why this module exists Job postings in 2026 ask for "React + TypeScript" as a single line item, not two separate skills. Teaching them together is how the course matches the listing.
3 Advanced Frontend with Next.js 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Next.js App Router File-based routing, layouts, and nested routes in the current App Router model.
2. Rendering Strategies SSR, SSG and ISR explained with a real page each, plus when to choose which and why it matters for SEO and cost.
3. React Server Components in Practice Fetching data on the server, streaming UI, and the server/client component boundary in a real Next.js app.
4. Tailwind CSS & Accessible, Responsive UI Building interfaces that work with a keyboard and a screen reader, not only a mouse.
5. Core Web Vitals & Frontend Performance Diagnosing a slow LCP or layout shift with Lighthouse, and the fixes that actually move the number.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs Next.js is the default React meta-framework in current hiring, and a candidate who can only explain client-side React is answering half the interview.
4 Backend Engineering with Node.js & Express 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Node.js Fundamentals The event loop, async I/O, and why Node handles concurrent requests the way it does.
2. REST API Design with Express Routes, controllers, and structuring an API that stays readable past the first ten endpoints.
3. Middleware & Error Handling Request validation, centralized error handling, and logging that actually helps you at 2am.
4. File Uploads & Background Jobs Handling multipart uploads to cloud storage, and offloading slow work to a queue instead of blocking a request.
5. Environment Config & Secrets .env management and the mistakes that leak an API key into a public repo.
5.1) Real-world starting point Most tutorials stop at a working CRUD API. This module keeps going into the error handling and job queues that separate a demo from something a team would actually deploy.
5 Databases — MongoDB & PostgreSQL 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Schema Design Modelling the same feature both ways: document-oriented in MongoDB and relational in PostgreSQL, and comparing the result.
2. Mongoose & Prisma ORM Querying, validation and relationships in both a NoSQL and a SQL data layer with the tools teams actually use.
3. Indexing & Query Performance Reading an explain plan and fixing a slow query instead of just adding more hardware.
4. Transactions & Data Integrity Why a multi-step write (like a checkout) needs a transaction, and what happens when you skip one.
5. When to Choose Which A framework for picking MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL for a given feature, because "it depends" is the honest, hireable answer.
6 API Design, GraphQL & Authentication 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. REST API Best Practices Versioning, pagination, filtering, and consistent error responses across a real API surface.
2. GraphQL Basics Queries, mutations and schemas, and when a GraphQL layer solves a real frontend problem versus adding needless complexity.
3. JWT & Session-Based Auth Implementing both, and explaining the actual tradeoff between them instead of reciting definitions.
4. OAuth2 & Social Login Wiring up "Sign in with Google/GitHub" end to end, including the parts tutorials usually skip.
5. Role-Based Access Control Building permissions that hold up when a support engineer, an admin and a regular user all hit the same endpoint.
7 AI-Augmented Full Stack Development 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. AI Coding Assistants as a Daily Workflow Using GitHub Copilot, Claude Code and Cursor for real feature work, not just autocomplete.
2. Prompt-Driven Scaffolding Generating a component, an API route or a test suite from a clear prompt, and shaping the prompt when the first output misses.
3. AI Code Review Using AI to catch bugs, security issues and style drift in a pull request before a human reviewer sees it.
4. Refactoring with AI Modernizing legacy code and extracting reusable logic with an assistant, safely and incrementally.
5. Reviewing AI Output Like an Editor The core discipline of this module: every AI-generated line gets read, tested and understood before it ships, never merged on trust.
5.1) Why this module exists Every current full-stack job now assumes daily use of an AI coding assistant. The skill that actually differentiates a hire isn't using the tool — it's knowing when the tool is wrong.
8 Building AI-Powered Features into Web Apps 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Integrating LLM APIs Calling OpenAI, Claude and Gemini APIs from a Node/Next.js backend, and handling keys, costs and rate limits properly.
2. Streaming Responses Building a chat-style UI that streams tokens to the browser instead of waiting for a full response.
3. Building an In-App AI Assistant A real chatbot feature wired into your own app's data and actions, not a standalone demo.
4. Basic RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) Embedding your own documents, storing vectors, and grounding AI answers in your app's actual content.
5. AI Agent Basics Tool-calling: letting a model call functions in your app (look up an order, create a ticket) under your code's control, not its own.
5.1) Where this shows up in real jobs "Add AI to the product" is now a standing feature request at most companies with a web app. This module is the difference between a full-stack engineer and a full-stack engineer who can actually ship that ticket.
9 Testing, Containers & Deployment 1.5 wks ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Unit Testing with Jest/Vitest Testing components, hooks and API logic in isolation, with tests that fail for the right reasons.
2. End-to-End Testing with Playwright Automating a real user flow across the whole stack, from login to checkout.
3. Docker Basics Containerizing a Node/Next.js app and its database so "works on my machine" stops being an excuse.
4. CI/CD with GitHub Actions Running tests and deploying automatically on every merge to main.
5. Deploying to Vercel & AWS Shipping a Next.js frontend and a Node API to the platforms teams actually use, including environment and secrets setup.
10 System Design & Scalability Basics for Full Stack Engineers 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Caching Strategies Browser, CDN, and application-level caching (Redis), and what happens when a cache goes stale.
2. Load Balancing Basics What a load balancer actually does, and why a stateless API is what makes it possible.
3. Scaling a Database Read replicas, sharding at a conceptual level, and knowing when a team actually needs them versus when they're premature.
4. Designing a Feature End to End Taking a system-design interview question ("design a URL shortener," "design a notification system") from whiteboard to a defensible architecture.
4.1) Why this module exists Full stack interviews increasingly include a lightweight system-design round even for mid-level roles. This module is scoped to what a full stack engineer, not a dedicated infra engineer, is actually asked.
11 Observability & Modern Deployment Platforms 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. OpenTelemetry & Distributed Tracing Instrumenting a Next.js/Node app so a slow request can be traced across the frontend, API and database instead of guessed at.
2. Prometheus & Grafana for Production Monitoring Scraping real metrics and building dashboards and alerts a team actually watches, not a one-time chart.
3. PostgreSQL + pgvector for AI-Ready Data Adding vector search directly on top of the same PostgreSQL database already taught in this course, without standing up a separate vector store.
4. Edge & Serverless-Hybrid Deployment Deploying to Fly.io, Railway and Supabase alongside Vercel/AWS, and choosing a target based on cold starts, region and cost, not habit.
4.1) Why this module exists 2026 job postings increasingly name OpenTelemetry, a managed Postgres+pgvector stack, or a Railway/Fly.io deployment target directly. A candidate who has only deployed to Vercel or a single AWS pattern reads as narrower than one who can explain the tradeoffs.
12 Comprehensive Interview Preparation & Career Launch 1 wk ▾
TopicWhat You'll Learn
1. Full Stack Interview Question Bank React, Node.js, database and system-design questions asked in real interviews, reviewed and explained.
2. Resume & LinkedIn Building for Full Stack Roles Framing React/Node projects the way a hiring manager actually scans a resume.
3. Live Mock Interviews with Feedback Recorded, one-on-one mock interviews with a working full stack engineer, with specific, actionable feedback.
4. "Design and Build This Feature Live" Round Practising the live-coding-plus-design round that trips up otherwise-strong candidates.
5. Salary Negotiation & Offer Evaluation Reading an offer letter and negotiating from an informed position.
6. Placement Assistance Referrals and interview opportunities where available, resume review, and continued mentor access after the course ends. Placement assistance is support, not a guarantee of a job or a specific salary — see full terms.
7. 🚀 Final Mock Interview A full-length, role-realistic Full Stack Developer interview, end to end.

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WHAT YOU GET

This Course Includes

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Online

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14 Weeks Duration (Flexible)

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6 Real Industry Projects

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Certificate on Completion

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Lifetime Access to Recordings

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Job References to 50+ Companies

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5 Mock Interview Rounds

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Soft Skills & Communication

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WhatsApp Batch Support

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Brochure & Syllabus Download

🛠 Tools Covered:
ReactTypeScriptNext.jsTailwind CSSNode.jsExpressMongoDBPostgreSQLPrismaGraphQLJWTOAuth2OpenAI/Claude APIGitHub CopilotClaude CodeJestPlaywrightDockerGitHub ActionsVercelAWS
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Sessions are taught by someone who does this work, not by a full-time trainer reading slides.

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Fourcup Full Stack Faculty

Real Industry Trainers, Not Just Instructors

Every Fourcup trainer has a minimum of 8+ years of total IT industry experience and 5+ years of specific, hands-on experience in the exact tool or domain they teach. They are currently working professionals — the frameworks, edge cases and interview questions taught are what's actually used in live projects today. Mock-interview mentors are the same trainers who conduct real technical interviews at their day jobs.

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Test Lead
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Weekday, weekend and fast-track options. Seats are limited so sessions stay small enough to ask questions in.

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Logeswari Palanisamy
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🏢 Accenture
★★★★★

“What stood out on the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course was how much real, hands-on time we got with Express instead of just slides.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
“
Charumathi Vishwanathan C
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Test Lead
🏢 Persistent Systems
★★★★★

“The Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course covered OpenAI/Claude API in real depth — that's specifically what came up when Persistent Systems interviewed me.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
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🏢 Mindtree
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If yours is not here, call us — a working engineer will answer, not a call centre.

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Fathima Rizwana
QA Engineer
🏢 UST
★★★★★

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for UST — practical, not just theory.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
“
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Ganapathy Subramanian
Associate Software Engineer
🏢 Capgemini
★★★★★

“I came in with almost no exposure to AWS. By the end of the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course I was confident enough to talk through it in my Capgemini interview.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
“
Logeswari Palanisamy L
Logeswari Palanisamy
Senior QA Engineer
🏢 Accenture
★★★★★

“What stood out on the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course was how much real, hands-on time we got with Express instead of just slides.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
“
Charumathi Vishwanathan C
Charumathi Vishwanathan
Test Lead
🏢 Persistent Systems
★★★★★

“The Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course covered OpenAI/Claude API in real depth — that's specifically what came up when Persistent Systems interviewed me.”

🎓 Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js
“
Chandran Velusamy C
Chandran Velusamy
Senior QA Engineer
🏢 Mindtree
★★★★★

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for Mindtree — practical, not just theory.”

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