Tech Stack Mastery

Learn the technologies that power modern web applications through hands-on "vibe coding" - starting with templates and building real understanding through experimentation.

Frontend Development

What users see and interact with

Learn to build beautiful, responsive user interfaces that work on any device.

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Next.js

Intermediate

The React framework for production - server-side rendering, static generation, and more.

🎯 Vibe Coding Approach

Start with Next.js templates, customize layouts and components through guided modifications.

💡 Why This Matters

Industry standard for modern web apps, great performance out of the box.

📚 Learning Path

Template selection
Component customization
Routing basics
Styling integration
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React

Beginner-Friendly

A JavaScript library for building user interfaces with reusable components.

🎯 Vibe Coding Approach

Learn through template modification - change text, swap images, add new sections.

💡 Why This Matters

Most popular frontend framework, huge job market, component-based thinking.

📚 Learning Path

JSX basics
Component props
State management
Event handling
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TypeScript

Intermediate

JavaScript with type safety - catch errors before they happen.

🎯 Vibe Coding Approach

Experience type safety through IDE hints and error prevention in templates.

💡 Why This Matters

Prevents bugs, better developer experience, industry moving towards TypeScript.

📚 Learning Path

Type annotations
Interface definitions
Error prevention
IDE integration
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Tailwind CSS

Beginner-Friendly

Utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.

🎯 Vibe Coding Approach

Change colors, spacing, and layouts by modifying class names in templates.

💡 Why This Matters

Fast styling, consistent design systems, mobile-first approach.

📚 Learning Path

Utility classes
Color systems
Responsive design
Component styling

Why "Vibe Coding" Works

Immediate Results

See your changes live instantly. No waiting, no frustration - just rapid iteration and learning.

Understanding Through Doing

Learn concepts by experiencing them, not memorizing syntax. Break things, fix them, understand why.

Real Portfolio Projects

Every student leaves with working applications deployed to the web - not just homework exercises.