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The Full Stack Mobile Developer

34h 29m 50s
English
Paid
Updated September 2026

The Full Stack Mobile Developer is a 88-lesson 34 hours 29 minutes self-paced course by Vadim Savin (notJust.dev). Mobile development gets taught in pieces more often than not — a frontend course here, a backend course there.

Course facts

Lessons
88
Duration
34 hours 29 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Vadim Savin (notJust.dev)
Price
Premium

Mobile development gets taught in pieces more often than not — a frontend course here, a backend course there. This one keeps both sides together, using React Native for the app and AWS Amplify for everything behind it, across two full projects built from zero to something market-ready.

The two projects

You'll build a Duolingo-style app and an Instagram-style app, each pushed far enough to double as a portfolio piece rather than a toy demo.

What's covered along the way

  • Cross-platform React Native development for iOS and Android
  • Authentication with email plus social providers like Google and Facebook
  • Designing database schemas and GraphQL APIs
  • Building an activity feed system
  • Setting up a CI/CD pipeline that builds and ships your app automatically
  • Structuring AWS backends that are scalable, secure, and reasonably cheap to run, following common industry practices

The emphasis throughout is project-based learning: you build the real thing rather than isolated exercises, so the skills transfer directly to taking your own app idea to market.

After completing this course, you will:

  • Build 2 portfolio-ready mobile apps: Instagram and Duolingo
  • Be confident in taking any mobile app from 0 to market
  • Master cross-platform mobile development for iOS and Android with React Native
  • Setup a CI/CD pipeline that will automatically build and deliver your app to the market
  • BECOME HIREABLE and start earning a 6-figure income
  • Build full-stack apps with AWS Amplify
  • Setup an Authentication system with email and social providers like Google and Facebook.
  • Design and implement complex Database Systems and GrapqhQL APIs
  • Design and Implement an activity feed system.
  • Build highly scalable, secure, and cost-effective backend systems using AWS based on the industry best practices

What will you build?

The best way to learn a new technology is Project Based Learning. That's why the course will focus on hands-on experience. You are going to build 2 projects.

The first project will be a Duolingo clone. By building it, you will learn and strengthen your React Native and Javascript skills. This is a great start for beginners.

With the knowledge and confidence from the first project, we will build the most in-depth, end-to-end, full-stack Instagram clone out there.

Who teaches The Full Stack Mobile Developer? Vadim Savin (notJust.dev)

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Vadim Savin is a Moldova-based React Native educator behind the notJust.dev YouTube channel and paid bootcamp programs. He is one of the most consistently active independent React Native instructors, with a focus on full-stack mobile builds (React Native + Supabase / Firebase / AWS Amplify).

His CourseFlix listing carries two notJust.dev courses on React Native and Expo development. Material is paid and aimed at developers building production mobile apps with React Native rather than dabbling.

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#1: 2.1 Initialize the React Native project
All Course Lessons (88)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
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2.1 Initialize the React Native project Demo
16:43
2
2.2 Theme (colors & fonts)
08:57
3
2.3 Vector icons
05:41
4
2.4 Git
15:20
5
3.1 Post component UI
29:48
6
3.2 Custom component
10:45
7
3.3 Props (type-safe)
29:18
8
3.4 Feed List
14:54
9
3.5 State for Likes
34:58
10
3.6 Image Carousel
35:14
11
3.7 Video Post
23:17
12
3.8 Comments Page
23:02
13
3.9 Comment Input
17:37
14
3.10 Profile Page
38:37
15
3.11 Edit Profile UI
09:47
16
3.12 React Form Hook
28:35
17
3.13 Image picker
09:38
18
3.14 Post upload (Camera)
01:03:54
19
4.1 Overview and Setup
08:13
20
4.2 Stack Navigator
19:22
21
4.3 Moving Between Screens
19:21
22
4.4 Bottom Tab Navigator
20:03
23
4.5 Other Screens
07:40
24
4.6 Type checking with TypeScript
15:45
25
4.7 Deep linking
23:22
26
4.8 Top Tab Bar
16:20
27
5.1 What's AWS Amplify?
09:56
28
5.2 Sign up for an AWS account
19:26
29
5.3 Configure Amplify CLI
05:28
30
5.4 Create the App Backend
06:30
31
5.5 Connect our app to the backend
07:15
32
6.1 Authentication 101
08:39
33
6.2 Basic authentication
23:34
34
6.3 Custom Authentication screens
49:25
35
6.4 Social providers prerequisite
16:21
36
6.5 Social providers
28:10
37
6.6 In-app browser
06:09
38
6.7 Lambda Triggers
15:34
39
7.3 Data Modeling
51:15
40
7.4 Create users on signUp
37:09
41
7.6 Setup Apollo client
32:16
42
7.7 Users CRUD
59:57
43
7.8 User unique username
32:33
44
7.9 Posts CRUD
53:08
45
7.10 Likes CRUD
57:52
46
7.11 Comments CRUD
33:21
47
7.12 Sorting
24:43
48
7.13 Pagination
30:42
49
7.14 Real Time Data
26:20
50
7.15 Authorization
30:21
51
8.2 Setup storage
03:56
52
8.3 Uploading Images
29:56
53
8.4 Uploading carousels
06:08
54
8.5 Uploading videos
13:58
55
8.6 Profile picture
12:18
56
8.7 Deleting files
02:44
57
9.1 Intro
01:47
58
9.2 Prepare the assets
30:21
59
9.3 Amplify production environment
28:18
60
9.4 Build your app with EAS
31:51
61
9.5 Sign up for Google Dev account
03:00
62
9.6 Setup Play Market
21:43
63
9.7 Deploy to Play Market
16:37
64
9.8 Sign up for the Apple Developer Account
04:21
65
9.9 Setup Appstore
20:19
66
9.10 CI/CD Pipeline
01:48:25
67
10.1 Intro
02:12
68
10.2 News Feed Systems Design
16:55
69
10.3 Follow system
36:46
70
10.4 Display followers and followings
34:00
71
10.5 Followers count
36:02
72
10.6 News Feed Implementation
41:43
73
10.7 Posts from new/removed followers
41:25
74
11.1 Getting started with Notifications
13:28
75
11.2 In-app notifications
56:17
76
11.3 New/Read Notifications
24:41
77
11.4 Setup React Native Firebase
15:12
78
11.5 Cloud Messaging
22:29
79
11.6 Manage Notifications
19:39
80
11.7 User generated notifications
34:12
81
12.1 Intro to Testing
03:10
82
12.2 Static Analysis
14:21
83
12.3 Our first test
22:28
84
12.4 Unit tests
17:54
85
12.5 Component testing
14:33
86
12.6 Integration testing
44:08
87
12.7 Snapshot testing
06:51
88
12.8 Reporting
03:27
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are required before enrolling in this course?
Before enrolling, students should have a basic understanding of JavaScript, as the course involves working extensively with React Native. Familiarity with fundamental programming concepts and some experience with mobile app development will be beneficial. Knowledge of version control systems, specifically Git, is also recommended, as it is covered in the course.
What projects will I build during the course?
Students will build complex real-world mobile applications using React Native and AWS Amplify. Key projects involve creating components like a Post UI, Feed List, and Profile Page. The course also includes working with backend integration, such as user authentication, data modeling, and CRUD operations using AWS Amplify.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is designed for developers looking to specialize in mobile application development. It is suitable for those who want to gain comprehensive skills in both frontend and backend development using React Native and AWS Amplify. This is ideal for individuals aiming to become full-stack mobile developers.
How does the depth of this course compare to other mobile development courses?
This course covers the full lifecycle of mobile app development, focusing on both frontend and backend aspects. Unlike some courses that may focus solely on UI/UX or backend services, this course ensures a balanced approach, including UI components, state management, authentication, and backend integration using AWS Amplify.
Which tools and platforms are specifically covered in this course?
The course specifically covers React Native for building mobile applications and AWS Amplify for backend services. It also includes lessons on using TypeScript for type checking, Apollo Client for GraphQL integration, and version control with Git. Additional tools include React Form Hook and various navigators like Stack and Tab Navigators.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover native mobile development languages such as Swift for iOS or Kotlin for Android. It focuses on cross-platform development using React Native. Additionally, it does not delve into advanced topics like machine learning integrations or augmented reality features in mobile apps.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
With 88 lessons, students should expect to commit a significant amount of time to complete the course. While the exact runtime is not specified, the course involves complex project builds and real-world application development, requiring dedicated study and practice beyond just watching the lessons.