The heart is a restless monkey 🐵; let your masterful mind 🧠 lead the way.

0. In extreme simple way

Frontend — HTML, CSS, JS, React
Backend — Node.js, Express.js, SQL, No-SQL
Authentication
Working with API
Deployment

1. Start with the Basics

(1–2 Months)

You don’t need fancy tools right now — just focus on the fundamentals.

1. HTML — Learn how to structure a webpage.

2. CSS — Style your page and make it look good.

3. JavaScript (JS) — Add interactivity.

Resources:

• HTML — https://www.w3schools.com/html/

• CSS — https://www.w3schools.com/css/

• JS — https://www.w3schools.com/js

2. Learn Responsive Design & CSS Frameworks

(1 Month)

Your websites should work on all devices. Here’s how:

1. Flexbox & Grid — Modern layout techniques.

2. Media Queries — Adapt your design to different screen sizes.

3. Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS — Speed up development.

Mini Project: Make a mobile-friendly portfolio website.

3. Master JavaScript & DOM Manipulation

(1–2 Months)

JavaScript is the heart of web development. Here’s what to focus on:

1. Variables, Functions, Arrays, Objects.

2. DOM Manipulation — Make your web page dynamic.

3. Event Listeners — Add interactions like button clicks.

4. ES6+ Features — Learn modern JS (let, const, arrow functions, etc.)

Mini Project: Create a to-do list or a calculator.

4. Version Control with Git & GitHub

(2 Weeks)

Every developer uses Git, so you should too!

1. Basic Commands — git init, add, commit, push, pull.

2. GitHub — Host your projects online.

Mini Project: Upload your portfolio to GitHub Pages.

5. Frontend Framework: Learn React

(1–2 Months)

React is the most in-demand frontend library.

1. Components, Props, State

2. Hooks (useState, useEffect)

3. React Router — Navigation between pages

Mini Project: Build a weather app or a blog website. Learn how to use online APIs.

6. Backend Basics: Node.js & Express.js

(1–2 Months)

Once you’re comfortable with frontend, dive into backend development.

1. Node.js Basics — JavaScript runtime for backend.

2. Express.js — A simple web framework.

3. REST API — How to send/receive data.

4. MongoDB (or Firebase) — Database to store data.

Mini Project: Create a simple user authentication system.

7. Full-Stack Project

(1–2 Months)

Time to put everything together!

1. Frontend (React) + Backend (Node.js + Express.js) + Database (MongoDB)

2. Authentication (JWT / Firebase Auth)

3. Deployment (Netlify / Vercel / Render)

Final Project: Build a full-stack blog or task manager.

8. Bonus: Improve & Explore

Once you’ve built your first full-stack app, keep improving:

1. TypeScript (Recommended) — Adds type safety to JavaScript.

2. Next.js — A React framework for better performance.

3. APIs & WebSockets — Fetch data from third-party services.

4. Freelancing / Open-Source Contributions — Real-world experience.

Final Thoughts

The heart is a restless monkey🐵; let your masterful mind 🧠 lead the way.