CoderslangJS: Learn Full Stack JavaScript

IMPORTANT: This is a legacy VSCode extension for the Full Stack JavaScript course at js.coderslang.com. If you're looking for a new version of the extension where you can learn not only JavaScript but also other programming languages like Python, Java and Go you should get a new Coderslang extension for Visual Studio Code.

Learn Javascript

If you want to learn Full Stack Javascript development you’re in the right place.

We’ll start by building a strong core JS knowledge. You can start here if you have zero prior programming experience as we’ll work very carefully to now overload you with new material.

Then we proceed to building backends in Node.js and Express.js, deploying them to the remote servers with Docker. You’ll also learn to operate on a Linux operating system as most web servers run on it.

The frontend path begins with learning the basics of HTML and CSS and moves on to creating modern single page applications with React.js.

The mobile development course teaches you all about the cross platform development for iOS and Android using React Native.

Eventually, we’ll get to a point where you’re ready to be hired as a Full Stack JS Engineer or build your own startup. To make sure don’t reinvent the wheel, we’ll have a deeper dive into vanilla JS once again.

We’ll learn Algorithms, Data Structures and Principles of Software Development and finalize your education with the Technical Interview Preparation.

Don’t hesitate, and start learning now!

How do I start learning

The Coderslang VSCode extension allows you to get practical tasks from our server and solve them.

You learning path starts in the browser, so you should head to js.coderslang.com if you haven’t already.

There, you’ll get an API key that you’ll enter into the extension settings.

Once you’re authenticated, you can download available tasks and submit them. The system will verify your solution and tell you the result of submission in a couple of seconds.

If you’ve solved the task correctly, you can move on to the next one.

If not, then you’ll see a list of issues that your program has. You should fix them and resubmit the solution.