Free course on The Odin Project

Full Stack JavaScript Path

200 hours 4.9(11,300 reviews)Free

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Rating
Rating 4.9
Hours
200
Cost
Free

No certificate with this course.

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The Odin Project's Full Stack JavaScript Path is an advanced continuation of the Foundations path. It covers JavaScript in depth, React, Node.js, Express, and databases, taught through ambitious projects. The course is completely free on theodinproject.com. After finishing, you're a capable full-stack JavaScript developer with real portfolio projects. The main limitation: it's demanding and long (6-12 months part-time). Some projects are genuinely challenging. But that difficulty is the point: you come out able to build anything.

About This Course

The Odin Project's full-stack JavaScript curriculum. Covers advanced JavaScript, Node.js, Express, databases, React, and deployment. Projects include a weather app, todo list, and full-stack web application.

Course Details

Language
JavaScript
Duration
200h
Certificate
No
Cost
Free
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Odin Project's JavaScript path free?

Yes, completely free.

Should I do Foundations first?

Yes, Foundations is the prerequisite. Don't skip it.

How long does this path take?

6-12 months part-time. Full-time: 4-6 months.

What's the hardest part?

The advanced JavaScript section and building full-stack projects without guidance.

Is this enough to get a job?

Yes, for many graduates. Build good projects, write about them, and apply.

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