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Complete Web Developer in 2025: Zero to Mastery

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Udemy is the largest open marketplace for online courses on the internet. Founded in 2010 by Eren Bali, Oktay Caglar, and Gagan Biyani and headquartered in San Francisco, the company went public on the Nasdaq in 2021 under the ticker UDMY. The platform hosts well over two hundred thousand courses across software development, IT and cloud, data science, design, business, marketing, and creative skills, taught by tens of thousands of independent instructors. Roughly seventy million learners use it worldwide, and the corporate arm — Udemy Business — supplies a curated subset of that catalog to enterprise customers.

Because Udemy is a marketplace rather than a single editorial publisher, the catalog is uneven by design. The strongest material lives in the long-form, project-based courses authored by working engineers — full-stack JavaScript, React, Node.js, Python data science, AWS, Docker and Kubernetes, mobile development with Flutter and React Native, and cloud certification preparation. The CourseFlix listing under this source is the slice of that catalog that has been mirrored here for offline-friendly viewing, organized by topic and updated as new releases land. Pricing on Udemy itself swings dramatically with the site's near-permanent sales, which is why the platform is best treated as a deep reference catalog: pick instructors with strong reviews and a track record of updating their material rather than buying on the headline price alone.

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Zero To Mastery (ZTM) is a Toronto-based online coding academy founded by Andrei Neagoie, originally a senior developer at large Canadian tech firms before turning to teaching full-time. The academy's signature is the cohort-based bootcamp track combined with a deep self-paced course library, all aimed at career-changers and self-taught developers preparing to land software-engineering roles at top companies.

The instructor roster has grown well beyond Andrei to include other senior practitioners: Daniel Bourke (machine learning), Aleksa Tešić (DevOps), Jacinto Wong, and others. Courses cover the full software-engineering career path: web development with React and Next.js, Python, machine learning and deep learning, DevOps and cloud, system design, mobile, and the algorithm / data-structure interview prep that gates engineering jobs.

The CourseFlix listing under this source carries over 120 ZTM courses spanning that full range. Material is paid; ZTM itself runs on a monthly / annual membership model. The teaching style favours long-form, project-based courses where students build complete portfolio-quality applications rather than disconnected feature tutorials.

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The Complete Web Developer: Zero to Mastery Demo
05:05
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Course Outline
08:39
3
Browsing the Web
06:01
4
Breaking Google
03:00
5
The Internet Backbone
05:30
6
Traceroute
02:25
7
DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: I
03:09
8
What Does A Developer Do?
01:40
9
WWW vs Internet
03:31
10
HTML, CSS, Javascript
05:05
11
DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: II
02:56
12
Developer History
03:09
13
Future of A.I. & How to Adapt
07:09
14
How to Use ChatGPT
06:57
15
Don't Be A Junior
03:33
16
Build Your First Website
07:49
17
DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: III
03:32
18
HTML Tags
08:40
19
HTML Tags 2
01:51
20
Self Closing HTML Tags
05:35
21
Anchor Tag
04:53
22
Q&A: index.html
02:06
23
Q&A: Relative vs Absolute Path
03:47
24
HTML Forms
10:58
25
HTML Forms 2
03:10
26
Submitting A Form
08:19
27
HTML Tags 3
03:52
28
HTML vs HTML 5
06:39
29
Copy A Website
02:27
30
HTML Challenge
01:08
31
Your First CSS
13:43
32
CSS Properties
10:36
33
CSS Selectors
16:34
34
Text and Font
07:33
35
Images In CSS
04:07
36
Box Model
05:09
37
px vs em vs rem
03:05
38
Critical Render Path
03:58
39
Flexbox
08:26
40
CSS 3
08:15
41
Responsive UI
01:40
42
Exercise: Robot Animation
00:53
43
Evolving Technology
04:48
44
Bootstrap Introduction
04:01
45
Just Watch: Bootstrap
08:52
46
Bootstrap 5 Update
04:19
47
Fast and the Furious Bootstrap
05:09
48
Bootstrap Grid
05:19
49
Exercise: Startup Landing Page
00:55
50
Exercise: Startup Landing Page 2
03:59
51
Exercise: Startup Landing Page 3
08:24
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Exercise: Startup Landing Page 4
08:26
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Exercise: Startup Landing Page 5
11:34
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Exercise: Adding Email Subscribe Form With MailChimp
09:22
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Exercise: Putting Your Website Online
05:49
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Exercise: Putting Your Website Online 2
02:51
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DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: IV
07:16
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Using Templates
03:19
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Using A.I. Tools and Your Portfolio
11:40
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Section Overview
01:52
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CSS Grid vs Flexbox vs Bootstrap
04:41
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CSS Grid 1
07:56
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CSS Grid 2
04:15
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CSS Grid 3
06:26
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CSS Grid 4
07:08
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CSS Grid 5
01:57
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Exercise: CSS Layout
03:38
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Solution: Navigation Bar
08:38
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Solution: Navigation Bar 2
04:23
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Solution: Cover
04:42
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Solution: Project Grid + Footer
08:55
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Solution: Prettify
07:01
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The Truth About CSS
03:52
74
Career Of A Web Developer
14:26
75
What If I Don't Have Enough Experience?
21:31
76
New: DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS
09:09
77
Introduction To Javascript
01:37
78
What Is Javascript?
05:34
79
Your First Javascript
11:42
80
Variables
15:10
81
Control Flow
16:37
82
Javascript On Our Webpage
09:06
83
Functions
23:54
84
Data Structures: Arrays
13:07
85
Data Structures: Objects
15:26
86
Exercise: Build Facebook
11:17
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Javascript Terminology
03:44
88
Loops
22:23
89
Exercise: Build Facebook 2
08:04
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Javascript Keywords
03:03
91
Document Object Model
08:43
92
DOM Selectors
17:13
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DOM Events
26:58
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Exercise: Background Generator
19:26
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jQuery
06:50
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DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: V
04:47
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Scope
10:26
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Advanced Control Flow
11:42
99
ES5 and ES6
26:42
100
Advanced Functions
20:05
101
Advanced Arrays
16:41
102
Advanced Objects
24:52
103
Pass By Value vs Pass By Reference
17:07
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Type Coercion
09:03
105
ES7 (ES2016)
03:07
106
ES8 (ES2017)
09:20
107
ES10 (ES2019)
16:50
108
Advanced Loops
12:05
109
ES2020 Part 1
10:08
110
ES2020 Part 2
03:30
111
ES2020 Part 3
04:12
112
ES2021
03:09
113
ES2022
03:26
114
ES2023
13:32
115
ES2024
05:50
116
Debugging
08:24
117
How Javascript Works
24:13
118
Modules
13:20
119
Exercise: Imposter Syndrome
02:57
120
Using The Terminal
10:06
121
Sublime Text
09:30
122
VS Code
06:56
123
Terminal
06:37
124
Git + Github Part 1
17:41
125
Git + Github Part 2
16:53
126
Contributing To Open Source
14:09
127
Contributing To Open Source 2
09:41
128
A Typical Day
08:17
129
Introduction To NPM
07:09
130
Setting Up NPM and package.json
06:40
131
Update: Latest Node.js and NPM
02:59
132
Installing And Using Packages
24:09
133
Why Update Packages?
06:01
134
Exercise: Create A Portfolio
15:11
135
Introduction To React.js
12:22
136
React History & Latest Version (v19)
05:23
137
Create React App
07:06
138
React + Vite
03:25
139
React App Folder Structure
08:15
140
React 18 Update
04:49
141
React Fundamentals
03:56
142
React Fundamentals 2
05:00
143
Hooks vs Classes
02:14
144
Class vs Functional App.js
04:03
145
Your First React Component
20:14
146
Building A React App 1
16:04
147
The Dirty Little Secret To Become An Expert
04:41
148
Building A React App 2
09:48
149
Building A React App 3
26:36
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Styling Your React App
05:00
151
Building A React App 4
15:31
152
Building A React App 5
08:54
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Building A React App 6
09:06
154
Keeping Your Projects Up To Date
08:31
155
Solution: Try Upgrading to React 18
03:57
156
Converting to Vite@Latest
10:33
157
Deploying Our React App
05:11
158
Exercise: React 19, Vite, and Github Pages Deploy
06:14
159
React Review
02:35
160
React Hooks
03:43
161
React Hooks 2
03:48
162
React Hooks 3
03:26
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React Hooks 4
04:02
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React Hooks 5
03:46
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React Hooks 6
06:55
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React Hooks 7
09:17
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React Hooks 8
04:49
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React Hooks 9
05:59
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HTTP/HTTPS
19:59
170
JSON
07:26
171
AJAX
13:38
172
Promises
22:27
173
ES8 - Async Await
15:23
174
ES9 (ES2018)
05:22
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ES9 (ES2018) - Async
11:12
176
ES2020: allSettled()
04:23
177
Backend Basics
12:08
178
Introduction to APIs
13:32
179
Snapshot Model of Learning
06:17
180
Deliberate Practice
06:34
181
What We Are Building
01:50
182
DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: Maintain Your Codebase
18:12
183
Building Our Components
36:20
184
Introducing our Machine Learning API
03:58
185
Before We Start The Big Part
05:47
186
Testing Our API
07:40
187
Reading Documentation Like a Pro
14:24
188
Exercise: Coding Your Image Recognition API
28:34
189
Face Detection Box
23:47
190
Customizing your App
04:30
191
Sign In Form And Routing
29:22
192
Introduction To Node.js
05:55
193
Running script.js In Node
03:06
194
ES2020: globalThis
03:15
195
Modules In Node
04:23
196
ES6 Modules In Node
09:00
197
ES2022: Top Level Await
03:47
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ES2022: Await Import
05:06
199
Types of Modules
05:11
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Building a Server
08:26
201
Introduction to Express.js
08:58
202
Express Middleware
03:00
203
Postman
08:14
204
RESTful APIs
11:23
205
Node File System Module
20:12
206
Exercise: Santa's Node Helper
04:03
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Solution: Santa's Node Helper
20:52
208
Setting Up Our Server
10:21
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/signin and /register
18:32
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/profile/:id and /image
10:06
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Quick Note: Bcrypt
02:01
212
Storing User Passwords
11:22
213
Connecting To Our Front-End
21:08
214
Registering Users
11:29
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User Profile Update
09:00
216
Introduction To Databases
10:55
217
Installing PostgreSQL
06:54
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SQL: Create Table
05:16
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SQL: Insert Into + Select
04:34
220
SQL: Alter Table + Update
04:14
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SQL: Conditional Selections
03:33
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SQL: Functions
02:00
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Joining Tables Part 1
07:08
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Joining Tables Part 2
05:02
225
SQL: Delete From + Drop Table
01:43
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Setting Up Your Database
08:51
227
Connecting To The Database
07:07
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Registering A User Part 1
04:51
229
Registering A User Part 2
05:01
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Getting User Profiles
07:04
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Updating Entries
05:29
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Sign In
17:31
233
Putting It All Together
04:05
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What's Next?
02:19
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Deploying Our Files
07:09
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Code Review
23:23
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Security Review
19:11
238
Optional: Using gRPC API
13:24
239
Environment Variables
07:14
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Deploying On Heroku
18:59
241
Deploying To Heroku Part 2
10:41
242
Deploying To Heroku Part 3
01:51
243
Deploying To Heroku Part 4
07:12
244
Thank You!
01:18
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Ask Me Anything - 1,000 Students
19:04
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AMA - 100,000 Students!!
38:31
247
Introduction From Wolfgang
01:04
248
Git for Windows
06:07
249
Install NodeJS for Windows
02:44
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Install PostgreSQL for Windows
06:44
251
Using PSQL and PGADMIN
08:08
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What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
This course is designed for complete beginners, so no prior coding experience is required. It starts with fundamental topics such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making it accessible to those new to web development. However, familiarity with basic computer operations and internet usage would be beneficial to keep up with the course pace.
What projects will I build during the course?
Throughout the course, you will work on several projects. Notably, you will build your first website, engage in a CSS exercise featuring a robot animation, and create a startup landing page. There are also exercises on adding an email subscribe form with MailChimp and putting your website online. These projects help in applying the concepts learned in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is intended for anyone interested in becoming a web developer, whether they're starting from scratch or looking to update their skills with modern technologies. It caters to beginners and those who want to switch careers to web development. The course also explores the future of AI, making it suitable for individuals curious about integrating AI into web development.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to similar courses?
This course covers a wide range of topics from basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to advanced topics like Machine Learning and using AI tools. It includes 251 lessons, making it one of the more comprehensive courses available. Its focus on both fundamental skills and future technologies like AI sets it apart from many other beginner courses that often do not cover such advanced topics.
What specific tools or platforms does the course teach?
The course covers a variety of tools and platforms essential for web development. It includes lessons on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Node.js. Additionally, Bootstrap is covered extensively, including its grid system and how to use it for responsive design. The course also touches on deploying websites online and using MailChimp for email subscription forms.
What is not covered in this course?
While the course covers a broad range of topics, it does not delve into mobile app development, desktop software development, or specific database management systems. Its focus is primarily on web development and associated tools. Additionally, while it introduces Machine Learning, it does not cover in-depth data science or machine learning frameworks like TensorFlow or PyTorch.
What is the expected time commitment for this course?
The course comprises 251 lessons, each with varying lengths, and it is designed to be completed at your own pace. Given its comprehensive nature, dedicating a few hours per week could allow completion in a few months. However, the exact time commitment depends on your familiarity with the material and the depth at which you explore the optional exercises and projects.