Complete syllabus -&nbsp;<a href="https://blog.100xdevs.com/">https://blog.100xdevs.com/</a>
Starts 2nd August 2024
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In the Web Development Cohort, we&#39;ll be diving deep into the MERN stack from the basics. The goal is for you to be able to understand any MERN codebase out there.
We&#39;ll also be diving into Devops, both basic and advance
In the Web3 Cohort, we&#39;ll be going 0-100 in the Solana and ETH blockchain
Web Development
Foundations
Simple frontend, DOM
Node.js/Bun/Cloudflare Runtime - Various JS runtimes
HTTP Servers
NoSQL Databases
SQL Databases
ORMs
React
Styling React apps
Typescript
NextJS
Monorepos, Turborepo, lints
Websockets, rtc
Testing
Advance backend
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Devops
Linux / Bash scripting
VMs/EC2/GCP VMs
ASGs/MIG
Containerization
ECS (Warming up for k8s)
Kubernetes
Iac, Terraform
Monitoring
Package managers (helm)
CI/CD in github
Gitops
CDNs and Object stores
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Web3 Basics
General Web3
ETH client side apps, adapters
Understanding EVM
Solana client side apps, adapters
Understanding the Data model on Solana
Web3 Advance
Solidity Basics (Remix)
Solidity Advance
Writing Smart contracts in Solidity, Writing frontends for them
Rust Basics
Rust Advance
Data Model on Solana
Programs on Solana
Web2 + Web3 usecases (indexing, sweeping)
Projects and Contracts
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Complete Web Development + Devops + Blockchain Cohort

Harkirat Singh

Starts 2nd August 2024
Complete syllabus -&nbsp;https://blog.100xdevs.com/
In the Web Development Cohort, we&#39;ll be diving deep into the MERN stack from the basics. The goal is for you to be able to understand any MERN codebase out there.
We&#39;ll also be diving into Devops, both basic and advance
Web Development
Foundations
Simple frontend, DOM
Node.js/Bun/Cloudflare Runtime - Various JS runtimes
HTTP Servers
NoSQL Databases
SQL Databases
ORMs
React
Styling React apps
Typescript
NextJS
Monorepos, Turborepo, lints
Websockets, rtc
Testing
Advance backend
&nbsp;
Devops
Linux / Bash scripting
VMs/EC2/GCP VMs
ASGs/MIG
Containerization
ECS (Warming up for k8s)
Kubernetes
Iac, Terraform
Monitoring
Package managers (helm)
CI/CD in github
Gitops
CDNs and Object stores
&nbsp;
&nbsp;

Complete Web development + Devops Cohort

Complete syllabus -&nbsp;https://blog.100xdevs.com/
Starts 2nd August 2024
Web3 Basics
General Web3
ETH client side apps, adapters
Understanding EVM
Solana client side apps, adapters
Understanding the Data model on Solana
Web3 Advance
Solidity Basics (Remix)
Solidity Advance
Writing Smart contracts in Solidity, Writing frontends for them
Rust Basics
Rust Advance
Data Model on Solana
Programs on Solana
Web2 + Web3 usecases (indexing, sweeping)
Projects and Contracts

Complete Web3/Blockchain Cohort

Complete syllabus -&nbsp;<a href="https://blog.100xdevs.com/">https://blog.100xdevs.com/</a>
Starts 2nd August 2024
In the Web Development Cohort, we&#39;ll be diving deep into the MERN stack from the basics. The goal is for you to be able to understand any MERN codebase out there.
Web Development
Foundations
Simple frontend, DOM
Node.js/Bun/Cloudflare Runtime - Various JS runtimes
HTTP Servers
NoSQL Databases
SQL Databases
ORMs
React
Styling React apps
Typescript
NextJS
Monorepos, Turborepo, lints
Websockets, rtc
Testing
Advance backend

Complete Web Development Cohort

Complete syllabus -&nbsp;<a href="https://blog.100xdevs.com/">https://blog.100xdevs.com/</a>
In the Devops Cohort, we&#39;ll be diving deep into Devops , basic to advance
Devops
Linux / Bash scripting
VMs/EC2/GCP VMs
ASGs/MIG
Containerization
ECS (Warming up for k8s)
Kubernetes
Iac, Terraform
Monitoring
Package managers (helm)
CI/CD in github
Gitops
CDNs and Object stores

Complete Devops Cohort

Go from 0 to 100 with Harkirat Singh Live.
Learn basics to advanced MERN, Basics to advanced Devops, System design and build 3 projects through this journey
<h2>&nbsp;</h2>
<h2>Syllabus</h2>
<h2>Complete 0-1 Syllabus</h2>
<h2>Foundation</h2>
<ol>
	<li>Foundation Javascript, async nature of JS</li>
	<li>Node.js and its runtime=</li>
	<li>Databases (NoSQL/SQL)</li>
	<li>Mongo and Postgres deep dive</li>
	<li>Typescript beginner to advance</li>
	<li>Backend</li>
	<li>Backend communication protocols</li>
	<li>Express basic to advance</li>
	<li>ORMs</li>
	<li>Middlewares, routes, status codes, global catches</li>
	<li>Zod</li>
	<li>MonoRepos, turborepo</li>
	<li>Serverless Backends</li>
	<li>OpenAPI Spec</li>
	<li>Autogenerated clients</li>
	<li>Authentication using external libraries</li>
	<li>Scaling Node.js, performance benchmarks</li>
	<li>Deploying npm packages</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Frontend
<ol>
	<li>Reconcilers and Frontend frameworks</li>
	<li>React beginner to advance</li>
	<li>Internals of state, Context API</li>
	<li>State management using recoil</li>
	<li>CSS you need to know of, Flexbox, basic styling</li>
	<li>Frontend UI frameworks, Deep dive into Tailwind</li>
	<li>Containerization, Docker</li>
	<li>Next.js</li>
	<li>Custom hooks</li>
	<li>In house auth using next auth</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Basic Devops
<ol>
	<li>Docker end to end</li>
	<li>Deploying to AWS servers</li>
	<li>Newer clouds like fly/Remix</li>
	<li>Nginx and reverse proxies</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Projects
<ol>
	<li>GSoC Project setting up and issue solving</li>
	<li>Building Paytm/Wallet End to End</li>
</ol>
<h2>&nbsp;</h2>
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&nbsp;
<h2>Complete 1-100 Syllabus</h2>
Advanced Backend, System Design
<ol>
	<li>Advanced backend communication</li>
	<li>Message queues and PubSubs</li>
	<li>Proxies, Load balancers</li>
	<li>Redis Deep dive</li>
	<li>Kafka Deep dive</li>
	<li>Common Design Patterns in JS</li>
	<li>Advanced DB concepts (Indexing, normalization)</li>
	<li>Rate limitting</li>
	<li>Captchas and DDoS protection</li>
	<li>Sharding, Replication, Resiliency</li>
	<li>Horizontal and vertical scaling</li>
	<li>Polling and websockets</li>
	<li>Grpc</li>
	<li>Capacity Estimation</li>
	<li>Load Balancers</li>
	<li>CAP Theorem</li>
	<li>Testing Node.js Apps in 2023</li>
	<li>Real time communication, basics of WebRTC</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Advanced Devops
<ol>
	<li>Container Orchestration, Docker Swarm</li>
	<li>Kubernetes</li>
	<li>CI/CD</li>
	<li>Monitoring systems basics to advance</li>
	<li>Promhetheus, Grafana</li>
	<li>Newrelic as a paid service</li>
	<li>Serverless Deep dive</li>
	<li>AWS Constructs (EC2, S3, CDNs, LB, EKS)</li>
</ol>
Projects 
<ol>
	<li>Zerodha end to end</li>
	<li>Zapier end to end</li>
	<li>Real world open source projects</li>
</ol>

Live 0-100 Complete

Complete 0-1 journey of coding Live with Harkirat Singh.
Learn the MERN Stack Beginner to advanced with the basics of devops with open source contributions and building projects.
&nbsp;
<h2>Syllabus</h2>
Foundation
<ol>
	<li>Foundation Javascript, async nature of JS</li>
	<li>Node.js and its runtime=</li>
	<li>Databases (NoSQL/SQL)</li>
	<li>Mongo and Postgres deep dive</li>
	<li>Typescript beginner to advance</li>
	<li>Backend</li>
	<li>Backend communication protocols</li>
	<li>Express basic to advance</li>
	<li>ORMs</li>
	<li>Middlewares, routes, status codes, global catches</li>
	<li>Zod</li>
	<li>MonoRepos, turborepo</li>
	<li>Serverless Backends</li>
	<li>OpenAPI Spec</li>
	<li>Autogenerated clients</li>
	<li>Authentication using external libraries</li>
	<li>Scaling Node.js, performance benchmarks</li>
	<li>Deploying npm packages</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Frontend
<ol>
	<li>Reconcilers and Frontend frameworks</li>
	<li>React beginner to advance</li>
	<li>Internals of state, Context API</li>
	<li>State management using recoil</li>
	<li>CSS you need to know of, Flexbox, basic styling</li>
	<li>Frontend UI frameworks, Deep dive into Tailwind</li>
	<li>Containerization, Docker</li>
	<li>Next.js</li>
	<li>Custom hooks</li>
	<li>In house auth using next auth</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Basic Devops
<ol>
	<li>Docker end to end</li>
	<li>Deploying to AWS servers</li>
	<li>Newer clouds like fly/Remix</li>
	<li>Nginx and reverse proxies</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Projects
<ol>
	<li>GSoC Project setting up and issue solving</li>
	<li>Building Paytm/Wallet End to End</li>
</ol>

In the 1-100 journey, learn advanced Backend communication, Advanced Devops, System design and setup real world open source projects
Also build 2 capstone projects, a trading app and a zapier clone
<h2>Syllabus</h2>
Advanced Backend, System Design
<ol>
	<li>Advanced backend communication</li>
	<li>Message queues and PubSubs</li>
	<li>Proxies, Load balancers</li>
	<li>Redis Deep dive</li>
	<li>Kafka Deep dive</li>
	<li>Common Design Patterns in JS</li>
	<li>Advanced DB concepts (Indexing, normalization)</li>
	<li>Rate limitting</li>
	<li>Captchas and DDoS protection</li>
	<li>Sharding, Replication, Resiliency</li>
	<li>Horizontal and vertical scaling</li>
	<li>Polling and websockets</li>
	<li>Grpc</li>
	<li>Capacity Estimation</li>
	<li>Load Balancers</li>
	<li>CAP Theorem</li>
	<li>Testing Node.js Apps in 2023</li>
	<li>Real time communication, basics of WebRTC</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
Advanced Devops
<ol>
	<li>Container Orchestration, Docker Swarm</li>
	<li>Kubernetes</li>
	<li>CI/CD</li>
	<li>Monitoring systems basics to advance</li>
	<li>Promhetheus, Grafana</li>
	<li>Newrelic as a paid service</li>
	<li>Serverless Deep dive</li>
	<li>AWS Constructs (EC2, S3, CDNs, LB, EKS)</li>
</ol>
Projects 
<ol>
	<li>Zerodha end to end</li>
	<li>Zapier end to end</li>
	<li>Real world open source projects</li>
</ol>

Live 1-100

<h2>Learn by doing open source contributions</h2>
The course is led by Harkirat Singh where we go through an intense 8-10 weeks of learning the MERN stack in depth, and contributing to one big codebase, understanding it in depths and the general ethics when contributing to an open source codebase.
&nbsp;
<h2>Program Description</h2>
The program is divided into 4 parts -
<ol>
	<li>Understanding the MERN stack in depth - The first part of the course takes you through the fundamentals and basics of the MERN stack.</li>
	<li>Moving from Javascript to Typescript - Making sure you never use JS again in your life, and all your code is written in TS.</li>
	<li>Understanding Mono repos - Understanding how real world applications are structured, how code is shared between frontend and backend.</li>
	<li>Contributing to open source - Contributing to one real world open source project. This project has raised more than $10 Mn, has a lot of activity on their Github and is a real business. We&#39;ll be breaking the project down into smaller subsets and contributing to them independently. Finally we&#39;ll be contributing to the main project.</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
<h2>Fee breakup</h2>
Early bird price of 5999/$75
&nbsp;
<h2>Name of the organiser</h2>
Harkirat Singh
&nbsp;
<h2>FAQs</h2>
What will be the language of communication
English
What will be the timings of the classes
Live classes will happen on Saturday and Sunday 7PM IST onwards
What if I miss a class
You will get a recording after the class ends, although we strongly suggest you attend the class
How long will the cohort be
The cohort would be 10 weeks but may extend based on the pace of the course
Will I have access to the course after it ends
You will have lifetime access to assignments.
You will have access to the videos for 1 year
When does the course start?
The course starts on 9th of June.
Pre-requisites
To prepare for this course, please watch the video at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6NZfCO5SIk . Make sure you understand this video. Functions, objects, variables in Javascript. We will recap this in week 0 but strong suggestion for you to complete this. This is the ONLY pre-requisite.
How many sessions can be logged in at the same time?
You can log in with a maximum of 2 sessions simultaneously.
Will this course only focus on open source contributions or also cover learning the MERN stack?
This course covers both open source contributions and learning the MERN stack.
The MERN stack will be taught from the basics. In lecture 0, we will review JavaScript concepts.
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