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@chancethedev@mas.to

Announcement time! And I am *stoked* for this one. Working on

has taught me that there's a lot that happens on the back end of the stack that frontend devs should probably understand a bit better. I'm building a course to help you get there.

fronttoback.dev

Front to Back | Front to Back

An interactive course designed to help JavaScript developers become proficient with backend development.

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Not every frontend dev needs to be a backend expert. This course isn't about pushing anyone away from specialization! But if we can speak the same fundamental language as others on our team, that makes us much more effective. And it can be a huge boost for your career.

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This course will cover a *lot* of ground. We'll dig deep on concepts that I was scared of in the past. Frontend was my first love, after all! But I think it will provide tremendous value, and this sort of tailored content is sorely lacking. Join me!

fronttoback.dev

Front to Back | Front to Back

An interactive course designed to help JavaScript developers become proficient with backend development.

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this is amazing. also super ambitious.

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I'll be spinning up a podcast to support the course shortly. I'd love to have you on when the time comes! Fly has so much potential to help narrow the front/backend divide!

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Cool, I use the same phrase when teaching my daughter to wipe after the potty.

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💀

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let’s go man! rooting for ya

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🤜🏻🤛🏼

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I like how web architecture is a part of course. Any ETA ?

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Not yet, it’ll be a big course and will take a while. Best bet is to sign up for updates!

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