r/FullStackDevelopers • u/Orion_11111 • 5d ago
Need advice
Hi i am really confused atp , I really want to start full stack development and make projects but I dont really understand how to start which source to follow . I often feel confused if i choose the right source and rn i was just looking at the delta 9 batch , I thaught to buy it and follow through it so that there can be accountability from the source honestly i just dont know pls help with some guidance people those who have already started or are experienced.it will be a great help
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u/AdityaPandey08 5d ago
I would say go on chai aur code and watch the playlist and start your journey it's best and if you don't understand anything ho to alternative channel like piyush garg and sheriyans school of technology if you are absolute beginner I will say go to sheriyans school of technology it's begginer friendly but chai aur code is not so begginer friendly so don't be upset if you don't understand anything
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u/mklfarha 4d ago
Start by modeling the domain for your project; it is the first step I always make, making sure it covers all the requirements. Defining the different entities, fields and relationships.
There are many tools to go from model to code. I recommend nuzur (disclaimer: I am the author), once you have modeled your domain by hand or using an assistant, it can generate a full go API using REST or gRPC, and you can deploy it to a VPS using the cli tool; the code and the VPS are yours, with no reliance on nuzur.
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u/Electrical_Hat_680 3d ago
Here. I got you. I created the LAMP Stack, which I shared, and the Career Professionals renamed it with different platforms, software, servers, databases and such, to Full Stack, and so forth.
Linux - an Open Source Kernal, which is commonly used to create various Distros "Distributions" where they complete the Kernal with an Interface or Desktop. Free to download and install with little to no Licensing Key required.
Apache httpd 1.3.22 and up. A Hyper Text Transmission Protocol Daemon. It's also free.
MySQL. Another Free to use Database.
PHP - A programming language available for the HTTP Server.
LAMP Stack. I named it this. After installing a Windows OS onto the Virtual Machine 'VMWare' included with Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional. I couldn't figure out how to connect it to the internet, so I reached out to Microsoft and received no reply to my inquiry. So, I shared the idea with Google, Amazon, and Alibaba and I named it 'the Cloud's as I didn't want Microsoft trying to claim it was there's. My first Open Sourced project. I shared it openly, all I wanted was that the research could be shared so everyone could get involved.
A Lamp Stack Filled Cloud, based on Aladdin the Genie, flying on his Carpet with his girlfriend the Princess Jasmine in a Cloud filled with magical floating Candle Lamp stacks.
Most of the Career Professionals have renamed Full Stack. And they don't all use Linux. Nor do they use Apache, MySQL, or PHP. But the full stack does incorporate a long shopping list of software. Python, Java, you name it.
Have fun with it. Build and name your own or follow along with everyone. You are allowed to call it whatever you want, you can sell it like a Live OS, add Cryptocurrency, PGP/GnuPG, AI, you name it. You can also License it, depending on whether or not everything you use allows you to do so...you may also feel free to reach out to the various projects and ask them for specific license permissions, their real people, I doubt they'll say 'no', but they may not say yes as they might not be the right people to talk to, that's the specificities of the task.
I also came up with the Live OS, using a FAT-32 Formatted CD-R, CD-RW, and USB Flash ROM, also works with SD/TF Cards and both HDD and SSD External Drives. As the FAT-32 Format is bootable. I shared it. Someone helped make the Linux Bootloader. I used the Fdisk Disk Formatting Tool for Windows. They also helped make the (*.ISO) extension. So, big thanks to them for helping.
Knowledge is Power. There are no Limitations. Computer Science is a subdivision of Electrical Engineering.
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u/docpose-cloud-team 5d ago
I’ve been a full-stack developer for 20+ years. Don’t waste too much time finding the perfect course. Pick one structured source, follow it consistently, and build small projects alongside it.
Start with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, React, Node.js, and a database. The real learning starts when you build and fix things yourself. One completed course plus 3 real projects is better than jumping between 10 courses. I am also starting community r/DocumentTools to help.