Full Stack Development

Full-stack web developers are skilled at both front-end web development (how information appears to users in browsers and on mobile devices) and back-end web development (how data is created, stored, updated and retrieved using servers). The term “full-stack developer,” in other words, refers to someone with a breadth of computer engineering experience involving databases, servers, systems and clients.

Top-rated full stack development courses begin with the fundamentals of computer science before helping learners build skills from the front end (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to the back end (e.g., PHP, Python, MySQL, Git, GitHub) and beyond. Aspiring full-stack web developers can select intensive career training programs ranging from several months to several years of study, or break up learning into an introductory course followed by part-time training in advanced topics at coding bootcamps, colleges and universities.

The average salary for a full-stack developer in Canada is $110,00, with senior full-stack developers earning up to $185,000.