Flex Front-End Development bootcamp

Become a Front-End developer on your own time using the most sought-after curriculum in the industry!

  • 6 month access | 100% online | Live group sessions 6 month access | 100% online | Live group sessions
  • Beginner & advanced friendly Beginner & advanced friendly
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86%

GRADUATION RATE

$81,310

AVERAGE SALARY

$23k

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Skills & technologies covered

Curriculum

Skills & technologies covered

1
HTML/CSS
2
JavaScript Basics
3
Advanced JavaScript
4
Intro to TypeScript
5
React Basics
6
Advanced React
7
Vue 3
8
Intro to UI/UX
9
Capstone Projects

Module 1

HTML/CSS

Learn the foundations of web development with HTML, CSS, Git, and the Command Line. This module will begin with the basics and quickly move into building your first professionally developed website. By the end of this module, you’ll have the confidence to build and organize coding projects and create multi-page websites using tools/methodologies like Bootstrap, CSS Grid, and Flexbox. Along the way, you will be learning how to back up, revise, and share your code with collaborators using Git.

Skills Learned

Static Web Pages, Project Structure, Version Control, Collaboration in Development

Technologies Used:

HTML 5, CSS 3, Bootstrap, Visual Studio Code, Git, GitHub

Designing Clean, Professional Web Pages Designing Clean, Professional Web Pages

Get familiar with building static web pages using HTML/CSS. Learn to apply multiple layout/styling techniques with individual projects and exercises that implement Bootstrap, Flexbox, and CSS Grid.

Mastering the Developing Environment Mastering the Developing Environment

Take a deep dive into the workflow of a developer. In this module, you will learn how to start working and thinking like a developer. Get comfortable with the VSCode text editor, protect and track your code with Git/Github, and learn industry-standard best-practices for collaboration.

MODULE 2

JavaScript Basics

Learn the basics of JavaScript, the language of the web! Explore basic data structures, approaches to solving problems, and basic built-in tools of the most popular language for the internet. Discover how control flow works, beginning and intermediate level data types, and a little bit about how JavaScript operates under the hood. We’ll also look at object-oriented programming, the most popular programming paradigm, as well as newer and more efficient paradigms such as iterative and functional programming. Includes an introduction to computer science and memory as well. We’ll practice problem solving with JavaScript using each new tool that we learn.

Skills Learned

JavaScript Programming, Bindings, Control flow, functions, arrays, objects, Object Oriented Programming, Functional Programming

Technologies Used:

JavaScript

MODULE 3

Advanced JavaScript

Use JavaScript to create responsive web applications that users can display data from back-end applications (even ones we haven’t made). This is an important part of front-end development, as we will use JavaScript to help make our websites interactive for users to work with, as well as offering additional styling options.

Skills Learned

Displaying data from external sources, interactive webpages, Document Object Model, asynchronous JavaScript, advanced data structures, algorithms, functional programming, recursion, regex

Technologies Used:

JavaScript, APIs, HTML5, CSS3, JSON, TailwindCSS

MODULE 4

Intro to TypeScript

Microsoft’s TypeScript is a fabulous solution for a common problem with JavaScript. While JavaScript works just fine on it’s own, TypeScript is a much safer tool to use when we’re making large applications. We’ll learn a little bit more about what types are and how they work, do a quick look at Type Theory, and then see some of the subtle but powerful differences between TypeScript and JavaScript.

Skills Learned

Type Theory, TypeScript, error handling

Technologies Used:

TypeScript, JavaScript

MODULE 5

React Basics

Facebook’s React framework for JavaScript web development is by far the most popular option for building websites right now. In this module, we’ll learn the basics of this incredibly powerful but notably rigorous framework, exploring tools like state, props, re-usable components, and functional programming at the framework level.

Skills Learned

React, state, props, components

Technologies Used:

JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, JavaScript

MODULE 6

Advanced React

After working through the basics of React, we’ll take a more thorough look at the framework; we’ll learn about hooks and React’s relationship with complex state. We’ll make several projects here as they’ll be largely the main push of our entire course; creating dashboards and using tools to do ornate applications. We’ll also be using TypeScript for our projects now to ensure our projects are safe and operational.

Skills Learned

APIs, hooks, advanced state management methods, functional components, single-page applications, testing

Technologies Used:

React, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, TailwindCSS, Bootstrap, Redux

MODULE 7

Vue 3

Now that we’ve worked through the most popular for the job market, let’s look at what’s most popular among open-source developers and independent engineers: Vue 3. We’ll be remaking our weather apps from vanilla JavaScript, but using a framework now, and seeing some of the power of using the framework. We’ll finish the module with an assignment to create a personal portfolio website using Vue!

Skills Learned

Single-page applications, Vue state management, Vue Composition API

Technologies Used:

Vue, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, TailwindCSS

MODULE 8

Intro to UI/UX

This will be an introduction to UI and UX tools. We’ll look at using pre-made React components from Alaska Airlines’s Auro design team and thinking about how professional companies often build their own in-house tools to keep designs consistent across websites. This course will briefly discuss design theory, but is more of a pragmatic approach to using UI/UX tools that front-end developers will likely be asked to make and use on behalf of an existing UI/UX team.

Skills Learned

Self-tooling, automation

Technologies Used:

React, JavaScript, Alaska Airlines Auro

MODULE 9

Capstone Projects

There will be two capstone projects for this course with two different focuses.

Project 1: Parallel Analysis Report Project 1: Parallel Analysis Report

In this project, students will be expected to find a data set to analyze, and then do so in Python, R, and SQL/Excel if possible. Students will perform the same analysis in all three languages with the goal of understanding the subtle differences between the three tools. After forming a hypothesis, they will explore the data, and this work will culminate in a written report detailing the exploration process, as well as pros and cons of each platform for the analysis. The report will be written as if it is being sent in to a business or research entity as a cumulative response to the hypothesis.

Project 2: Analysis Presentation Project 2: Analysis Presentation

A huge part of analysis will be explaining and communicating data to people who don’t speak data. In this project, students will choose a database and language (R, Python, or SQL/Excel) and explore a data set after creating a hypothesis about it. After spending time in the data, they will create a presentation, and then use Loom or similar software to explain the results of the search in a 5-10 minute pre-recorded presentation.

1
HTML/CSS

Module 1

HTML/CSS

Learn the foundations of web development with HTML, CSS, Git, and the Command Line. This module will begin with the basics and quickly move into building your first professionally developed website. By the end of this module, you’ll have the confidence to build and organize coding projects and create multi-page websites using tools/methodologies like Bootstrap, CSS Grid, and Flexbox. Along the way, you will be learning how to back up, revise, and share your code with collaborators using Git.

Skills Learned

Static Web Pages, Project Structure, Version Control, Collaboration in Development

Technologies Used:

HTML 5, CSS 3, Bootstrap, Visual Studio Code, Git, GitHub

Designing Clean, Professional Web Pages Designing Clean, Professional Web Pages

Get familiar with building static web pages using HTML/CSS. Learn to apply multiple layout/styling techniques with individual projects and exercises that implement Bootstrap, Flexbox, and CSS Grid.

Mastering the Developing Environment Mastering the Developing Environment

Take a deep dive into the workflow of a developer. In this module, you will learn how to start working and thinking like a developer. Get comfortable with the VSCode text editor, protect and track your code with Git/Github, and learn industry-standard best-practices for collaboration.

2
JavaScript Basics

MODULE 2

JavaScript Basics

Learn the basics of JavaScript, the language of the web! Explore basic data structures, approaches to solving problems, and basic built-in tools of the most popular language for the internet. Discover how control flow works, beginning and intermediate level data types, and a little bit about how JavaScript operates under the hood. We’ll also look at object-oriented programming, the most popular programming paradigm, as well as newer and more efficient paradigms such as iterative and functional programming. Includes an introduction to computer science and memory as well. We’ll practice problem solving with JavaScript using each new tool that we learn.

Skills Learned

JavaScript Programming, Bindings, Control flow, functions, arrays, objects, Object Oriented Programming, Functional Programming

Technologies Used:

JavaScript

3
Advanced JavaScript

MODULE 3

Advanced JavaScript

Use JavaScript to create responsive web applications that users can display data from back-end applications (even ones we haven’t made). This is an important part of front-end development, as we will use JavaScript to help make our websites interactive for users to work with, as well as offering additional styling options.

Skills Learned

Displaying data from external sources, interactive webpages, Document Object Model, asynchronous JavaScript, advanced data structures, algorithms, functional programming, recursion, regex

Technologies Used:

JavaScript, APIs, HTML5, CSS3, JSON, TailwindCSS

4
Intro to TypeScript

MODULE 4

Intro to TypeScript

Microsoft’s TypeScript is a fabulous solution for a common problem with JavaScript. While JavaScript works just fine on it’s own, TypeScript is a much safer tool to use when we’re making large applications. We’ll learn a little bit more about what types are and how they work, do a quick look at Type Theory, and then see some of the subtle but powerful differences between TypeScript and JavaScript.

Skills Learned

Type Theory, TypeScript, error handling

Technologies Used:

TypeScript, JavaScript

5
React Basics

MODULE 5

React Basics

Facebook’s React framework for JavaScript web development is by far the most popular option for building websites right now. In this module, we’ll learn the basics of this incredibly powerful but notably rigorous framework, exploring tools like state, props, re-usable components, and functional programming at the framework level.

Skills Learned

React, state, props, components

Technologies Used:

JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, JavaScript

6
Advanced React

MODULE 6

Advanced React

After working through the basics of React, we’ll take a more thorough look at the framework; we’ll learn about hooks and React’s relationship with complex state. We’ll make several projects here as they’ll be largely the main push of our entire course; creating dashboards and using tools to do ornate applications. We’ll also be using TypeScript for our projects now to ensure our projects are safe and operational.

Skills Learned

APIs, hooks, advanced state management methods, functional components, single-page applications, testing

Technologies Used:

React, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, TailwindCSS, Bootstrap, Redux

7
Vue 3

MODULE 7

Vue 3

Now that we’ve worked through the most popular for the job market, let’s look at what’s most popular among open-source developers and independent engineers: Vue 3. We’ll be remaking our weather apps from vanilla JavaScript, but using a framework now, and seeing some of the power of using the framework. We’ll finish the module with an assignment to create a personal portfolio website using Vue!

Skills Learned

Single-page applications, Vue state management, Vue Composition API

Technologies Used:

Vue, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, TailwindCSS

8
Intro to UI/UX

MODULE 8

Intro to UI/UX

This will be an introduction to UI and UX tools. We’ll look at using pre-made React components from Alaska Airlines’s Auro design team and thinking about how professional companies often build their own in-house tools to keep designs consistent across websites. This course will briefly discuss design theory, but is more of a pragmatic approach to using UI/UX tools that front-end developers will likely be asked to make and use on behalf of an existing UI/UX team.

Skills Learned

Self-tooling, automation

Technologies Used:

React, JavaScript, Alaska Airlines Auro

9
Capstone Projects

MODULE 9

Capstone Projects

There will be two capstone projects for this course with two different focuses.

Project 1: Parallel Analysis Report Project 1: Parallel Analysis Report

In this project, students will be expected to find a data set to analyze, and then do so in Python, R, and SQL/Excel if possible. Students will perform the same analysis in all three languages with the goal of understanding the subtle differences between the three tools. After forming a hypothesis, they will explore the data, and this work will culminate in a written report detailing the exploration process, as well as pros and cons of each platform for the analysis. The report will be written as if it is being sent in to a business or research entity as a cumulative response to the hypothesis.

Project 2: Analysis Presentation Project 2: Analysis Presentation

A huge part of analysis will be explaining and communicating data to people who don’t speak data. In this project, students will choose a database and language (R, Python, or SQL/Excel) and explore a data set after creating a hypothesis about it. After spending time in the data, they will create a presentation, and then use Loom or similar software to explain the results of the search in a 5-10 minute pre-recorded presentation.

Dive deeper into our Flex curriculum

Schedule

Daily schedule

Flex learning allows you to get the coding bootcamp experience on your own time. You are able to move at your own speed, free from deadlines and class schedules. You’ll learn to program through a mix of recorded lectures, coding exercises, and projects.

Support

We set students up for success

1:1 Live support sessions with an instructor

1:1 Live support sessions with an instructor

Weekly peer programming and code wars sessions

Weekly peer programming and code wars sessions

Real projects and graded assignments

Real projects and graded assignments

Dedicated Student Success Manager

Dedicated Student Success Manager

Slack community

Slack community

Fine-tune your communication

Fine-tune your communication

Build your personal brand

Build your personal brand

Sharpen your technical skills

Sharpen your technical skills

Leverage our employer network

Leverage our employer network

Build a meaningful community

Build a meaningful community

Utilize resources and templates

Utilize resources and templates

Careers

We offer lifetime career services

Our post-graduation services provide each student with the necessary resources, tools, and guidance to build a meaningful career. We provide 1-1 support for the entirety of your professional journey.

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"I had a great experience at Coding Temple. Before enrolling in CT, my coding / web design experience dates to at least 15 years ago. I was overdue for a re-introduction to the wonderful world of web development. I like how CT emphasizes both the material subject matter (the curriculum) AND the job search process itself, and how -- once one passes/graduates the program -- one becomes availed of ongoing education AND career advice. I found a focus here, while also gaining an introduction to a wide array of topics."

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"This coding Bootcamp is awesome. I learned so much throughout, it's an intensive but rewarding Bootcamp. It was great learning how to apply the skills I've learned. I really loved the projects we had to complete, as I could use my creativity to add my own flair to them. The 1-1 help was also really great and the instructors were amazing! I would highly recommend Coding Temple!"

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