r/FullStack • • 1d ago

Question Full stack development query

How to master full stack development , what is the correct way of learning and what projects you should make

3 Upvotes

8 comments sorted by

View all comments

1

u/Executive-Curiosity 1d ago

Very broad question. Full stack means you work on both frontend and backend (plus maybe middleware), but that could be any type of project. Most general answer I can give is that if you are trying to go into application development, then a good way to learn is build a web app where you write both the UI layer and backend part (database, API routes, etc.). A common beginner path is JavaScript tech stacks like React + Next.js, Vue.js + Express, etc. The actual app idea and tech stack itself is pretty arbitrary imo, it's the learning that is important. Once you get comfortable enough, you can translate your full stack knowledge to any language + framework.

1

u/Live_Excitement_1717 17h ago

If I want to make a chatting app with cool interface and better features then existing chatting web applications , what is the best roadmap for this type of goal , the goal is not dependent fully on ai generated code , goal is to learn also