Become A One-Person, One-Stop Full-Stack Developer With This $13 Training Course
If you want to get hired and stick as a web developer, it definitely helps if you can play on both sides of the ball. And just like that football-based example, generalists who are just as comfortable on front-end, user-facing programming like CSS and HTML as they are on back-end, server and database work are the all-in-one answer many companies seek.
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Average full-stack developer salaries approach six figures, so this course can easily justify its $13 investment if you’re motivated enough to take advantage.
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