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Full-Stack JavaScript Course: Full-Stack Pro
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Summary

Price
£19 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand
Duration
23.6 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
10 CPD hours / points
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Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
  • Certificate of completion - £9
  • Certificate of completion - £15
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Overview

Full-stack JavaScript roles grew by 22% across the UK in 2025, making it one of the fastest-rising tech skills.
UK companies now shortlist candidates with ReactJS and API skills 35% more often than in early 2024.
Additionally, salaries for full-stack JavaScript developers increased by 18% in 2025, showing strong long-term demand.

Full-Stack JavaScript plays a major role in modern web development, and learners across the UK now use it to build fast, secure, and responsive digital products. This course brings together essential tools such as ReactJS, LoopbackJS, Redux, Material-UI, and WebSocket technology. These tools let learners create dynamic websites, connect applications with data sources, manage user interactions, and support real-time communication. The focus stays on the core stages of building a full-stack project, starting from setup and moving through frontend, backend, and live communication features. This steady flow helps learners build projects that respond quickly, update smoothly, and remain user-friendly. The curriculum also supports clear skill growth because each stage introduces a structured part of the full-stack process. Many UK employers value these combined skills, and learners with these abilities now stand out in the tech workforce.

ReactJS continues to dominate the UK market, and many companies prefer it for building interactive web pages. This course strengthens this area by helping learners build a complete ReactJS website. With each section, learners move forward, add new features, and improve their knowledge of component-based design. They then shift to backend features using LoopbackJS, which allows them to create REST APIs that send and receive data reliably. After that, they use Redux and Material-UI to manage state and design clean, modern layouts. These steps improve application flow and support a smooth user journey. The final section covers a WebSocket chat application. This feature helps learners understand real-time data exchange, which many UK platforms use for messaging, updates, and notifications. With steady progress through each stage, learners gain skills needed to build full-stack JavaScript projects from start to finish while following a clear order and structure.

Learning Outcomes

  • Build a complete ReactJS website with clear project steps
  • Create REST APIs with LoopbackJS that send and receive data
  • Manage state changes with Redux across the application
  • Use Material-UI to design clean and responsive layouts
  • Develop a WebSocket chat feature for real-time updates

Please note: The TOTUM card is not included in the course price. Additional fees may be required if you choose to apply for or claim a TOTUM card.

Certificates

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.

Certificate of completion

Digital certificate - £9

Certificate of completion

Hard copy certificate - £15

CPD

10 CPD hours / points
Accredited by CPD Quality Standards

Curriculum

1
section
93
lectures
23h 36m
total

    • 1: 1-1 Welcome to the course 11:19
    • 2: 1-2 Environment setup 12:25
    • 3: 1-3 Anatomy of a React project 13:08
    • 4: 2-1 Writing a React component 08:51
    • 5: 2-3 The React state 15:16
    • 6: 2-4 Understanding component props and re-rendering 17:37
    • 7: 2-5 Importing CSS into React components 04:36
    • 8: 2-6 Writing a calculator part 1 18:42
    • 9: 2-7 Writing a calculator part 2 34:41
    • 10: 3-1 React website setup 06:20
    • 11: 3-2 Component children 16:52
    • 12: 3-3 React routing 10:21
    • 13: 3-4 Route parameters and HTML slicing part 1 14:32
    • 14: 3-5 Route parameters and HTML slicing part 2 16:56
    • 15: 3-7 Services and portfolio pages part 2 09:40
    • 16: 3-8 Working with forms in React part 1 15:36
    • 17: 3-9 Working with forms in React part 2 22:20
    • 18: 3-10 Using Formik 22:34
    • 19: 3-11 Yup form validation schemas 17:03
    • 20: 4-1 Setup of REST API using LoopbackJS 14:53
    • 21: 4-2 Creating models 12:35
    • 22: 4-3 Model observers 16:14
    • 23: 4-4 Model relations 15:58
    • 24: 4-5 ESLINT 09:24
    • 25: 4-6 Subclassing access tokens 06:12
    • 26: 4-7 Persisting data using MongoDB 20:29
    • 27: 4-8 Creating data 07:04
    • 28: 4-9 Updating data 04:12
    • 29: 4-11 Finding model instances part 2 03:02
    • 30: 4-12 Deleting model instances 07:02
    • 31: 4-13 Creating post collection 06:28
    • 32: 4-14 Roles and rolemapping 14:02
    • 33: 4-15 Applying access control to our post model 12:40
    • 34: 4-16 Adding an editor role 09:34
    • 35: 4-17 Creating a category model 08:36
    • 36: 4-18 File storage and collection part 1 15:12
    • 37: 4-19 File storage and collection part 2 09:45
    • 38: 4-20 Custom remote methods and file uploads part 1 17:38
    • 39: 4-21 Custom remote methods and file uploads part 2 14:22
    • 40: 4-22 Creating login route 18:06
    • 41: 4-23 Adding a login form 12:01
    • 42: 5-1 Wrapping components 11:29
    • 43: 5-2 Dispatching actions 06:19
    • 44: 5-3 Creating our store and reducers 24:01
    • 45: 5-4 Integrating remote API calls 21:52
    • 46: 5-5 Applying middleware 14:36
    • 47: 5-6 Material-UI intro 11:35
    • 48: 5-7 Drawer and CSS 16:17
    • 49: 5-8 Drawer collapsing and animations 14:04
    • 50: 5-9 Icons, lists, links 17:11
    • 51: 5-10 Main content class 14:25
    • 52: 5-11 Persisting reducers using localStorage 15:29
    • 53: 5-12 Basic tables 11:13
    • 54: 5-13 Fetching posts and users from our API 21:08
    • 55: 5-14 Fab buttons 11:41
    • 56: 5-15 Setting up Redux, Material-UI and Formik for our add post page 11:43
    • 57: 5-16 Material-UI forms with Formik 19:01
    • 58: 5-17 Flex display and connecting our post form to our database via Redux part 1 15:17
    • 59: 5-18 Flex display and connecting our post form to our database via Redux part 2 14:34
    • 60: 5-19 Editing existing posts 27:31
    • 61: 5-20 Uploading post images part 1 16:03
    • 62: 5-21 Uploading post images part 2 17:13
    • 63: 5-22 Integrating Quill as a content editor 17:39
    • 64: 5-23 Loading posts on the front-end part 1 13:55
    • 65: 5-24 Loading posts on the front-end part 2 16:44
    • 66: 5-25 Loading more posts on demand 11:39
    • 67: 5-26 Single post page 26:34
    • 68: 5-27 Registering new accounts 25:06
    • 69: 5-28 Posting comments and adding relations and ACLs to our API part 1 20:18
    • 70: 5-29 Posting comments and adding relations and ACLs to our API part 2 19:25
    • 71: 5-30 Deploying React apps with NGINX 25:48
    • 72: 5-31 Deploying our API using PM2 and NGINIX part 1 17:45
    • 73: 5-32 Deploying our API using PM2 and NGINIX part 2 14:05
    • 74: 5-33 Deploying our API using PM2 and NGINIX part 3 16:56
    • 75: 6-1 Creating a chat app 08:02
    • 76: 6-2 Creating our chat store 11:27
    • 77: 6-3 Websocket connections 07:53
    • 78: 6-4 Sending socket messages 13:01
    • 79: 6-5 Creating signup and login forms 18:12
    • 80: 6-6 Writing account based logic part 1 29:44
    • 81: 6-7 Writing account based logic part 2 01:58
    • 82: 6-8 Using auth tokens 12:39
    • 83: 6-9 Styling the messenger 21:20
    • 84: 6-10 Tracking logged in users 13:56
    • 85: 6-11 Search functionality 20:26
    • 86: 6-12 Creating new threads and sending to relevant clients 26:32
    • 87: 6-13 Connecting on page load if already logged in 24:02
    • 88: 6-14 Get threads on page load 10:07
    • 89: 6-15 Disconnecting socket sessions 11:07
    • 90: 6-16 Adding messages and sending to relevant clients 31:46
    • 91: 6-17 Rendering messages client-side 18:42
    • 92: 6-18 Rendering messages with user information 22:48
    • 93: 6-19 Ejecting a React application 08:40

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Description

This course starts with an introduction that prepares learners for the full journey. It then explains setup steps, which help learners move smoothly into the main sections. After that, the course covers ReactJS and shows how to get started with its structure and features. Learners then build a complete ReactJS website and follow a clear process that helps them add pages, components, and layouts. The course then shifts to backend skills with LoopbackJS and shows how to create a REST API that sends and receives data. This process helps connect the website with data sources and supports user interactions. Next, the course introduces Redux and Material-UI. These tools help manage state changes and design easy-to-use layouts. The course then moves to live communication features by guiding learners through a WebSocket chat application. This final project helps bring all skills together, because it uses frontend features, backend processes, and real-time updates in one flow. Each stage supports the next, and learners follow a clear structure from setup to advanced features.

Full-Stack JavaScript Course: Full-Stack Pro

  • Introduction and Setup
  • Getting Started with ReactJS
  • Building a ReactJS Website
  • Rest API with LoopbackJS
  • Redux and Material-UI
  • WebSocket Chat Application

Who is this course for?

This course is for learners who want to build websites and applications using JavaScript. It suits beginners who want to follow a clear path from setup to advanced features. It also supports learners who wish to explore ReactJS, REST APIs, Redux, Material-UI, and WebSocket features. Learners who want to build responsive websites, connect applications with data sources, or add real-time updates will also find the course helpful. Many UK learners use these skills to move into full-stack roles, build their own projects, or stay current with modern JavaScript tools. The curriculum supports a wide range of learners because each section follows a simple order that keeps progress steady and manageable.

Requirements

There are no formal requirements to join this course. Learners only need a device, internet access, and basic computer use. It helps to have general English, numeracy, and IT skills because these support easy navigation through the material. The course remains suitable for learners aged 16 and above, and it keeps all lessons clear, simple, and easy to follow.

Career path

  • Full-Stack JavaScript Developer – £45,000 per year
  • Frontend JavaScript Developer – £40,000 per year
  • JavaScript Web Developer – £38,000 per year
  • ReactJS Developer – £42,000 per year
  • API Developer – £48,000 per year
  • Web Application Developer – £41,000 per year

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