Our Courses
Elixir Mastery
3 months$5,000 USD
Upcoming Cohorts
| Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|
| January 20, 2025 | April 20, 2025 |
| May 20, 2025 | August 20, 2025 |
| September 20, 2025 | December 20, 2025 |
Dive deep into functional programming with Elixir and the Phoenix framework. This intensive course is designed for developers who want to harness the power of Elixir for building scalable and fault-tolerant applications. You'll learn how to leverage Elixir's unique features to create robust, concurrent systems that can handle millions of simultaneous connections.
Curriculum Overview
Week 1-2: Elixir Fundamentals
- Introduction to functional programming paradigms
- Elixir syntax and basic types
- Pattern matching and control structures
- Modules, functions, and the pipe operator
- Recursion and tail-call optimization
Week 3-4: OTP and Concurrent Programming
- Understanding the Actor model
- Working with Processes and message passing
- GenServer and OTP behaviors
- Supervisors and application structure
- Distributed Elixir and node communication
Week 5-6: Phoenix Framework Basics
- Introduction to Phoenix and its architecture
- Routing and Controllers
- Ecto for database interactions
- Templates and Views
- Phoenix LiveView for real-time features
Week 7-8: Building Real-time Applications
- WebSockets and Channels
- PubSub for real-time communication
- Building interactive UIs with LiveView
- Presence for tracking user state
- Performance optimization techniques
Week 9-10: Distributed Systems with Elixir
- BEAM and Erlang distribution
- Building distributed applications
- Fault tolerance and self-healing systems
- Clustering and load balancing
- Monitoring and observability in distributed systems
Week 11-12: Final Project and Deployment
- Designing and implementing a scalable Elixir application
- Testing strategies for Elixir applications
- Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD)
- Deploying Elixir applications to cloud platforms
- Performance tuning and optimization
Learning Outcomes
- Proficiency in functional programming with Elixir
- Ability to build concurrent and distributed systems
- Expertise in developing real-time web applications with Phoenix
- Understanding of OTP and its role in building fault-tolerant systems
- Skills to design, develop, and deploy scalable Elixir applications
Potential Career Paths
- Backend Developer specializing in Elixir
- Distributed Systems Engineer
- Real-time Application Developer
- DevOps Engineer for Elixir-based systems
- Technical Architect for scalable web applications
Rust Programming
3 months$5,000 USD
Upcoming Cohorts
| Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|
| January 20, 2025 | April 20, 2025 |
| May 20, 2025 | August 20, 2025 |
| September 20, 2025 | December 20, 2025 |
Master systems programming with Rust's performance and safety features. This course is perfect for developers who want to write high-performance, memory-safe code for systems programming, game development, and web assembly applications. You'll learn how to leverage Rust's unique ownership model and type system to create efficient and secure software.
Curriculum Overview
Week 1-2: Rust Syntax and Ownership Model
- Introduction to Rust and its design philosophy
- Variables, data types, and control structures
- Understanding ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes
- Working with structs, enums, and pattern matching
- Error handling in Rust
Week 3-4: Advanced Types and Trait System
- Generic types and functions
- Trait definitions and implementations
- Advanced trait techniques (associated types, default implementations)
- Smart pointers (Box, Rc, Arc)
- Working with closures and iterators
Week 5-6: Concurrency and Parallelism in Rust
- Understanding threads and fearless concurrency
- Mutex and atomic types for safe shared state
- Channels for message passing between threads
- Async programming with Futures and async/await
- Parallel processing with Rayon
Week 7-8: Unsafe Rust and FFI
- Understanding unsafe Rust and its use cases
- Working with raw pointers and mutable statics
- Foreign Function Interface (FFI) with C libraries
- Building and using Rust libraries in other languages
- Best practices for writing safe abstractions over unsafe code
Week 9-10: Web Assembly and Rust
- Introduction to WebAssembly and its ecosystem
- Setting up a Rust and WebAssembly development environment
- Building, testing, and debugging Rust-generated WebAssembly
- Interoperability between Rust, WebAssembly, and JavaScript
- Optimizing Rust code for WebAssembly performance
Week 11-12: Final Project and Optimization Techniques
- Designing and implementing a complex Rust application
- Advanced testing strategies (unit, integration, and benchmark tests)
- Profiling and optimizing Rust code
- Memory optimization techniques
- Rust ecosystem and community resources
Learning Outcomes
- Proficiency in writing safe and efficient Rust code
- Understanding of Rust's ownership model and type system
- Ability to develop concurrent and parallel applications in Rust
- Skills to integrate Rust with other languages and systems
- Expertise in creating high-performance WebAssembly applications
Potential Career Paths
- Systems Programmer
- Game Engine Developer
- WebAssembly Specialist
- Embedded Systems Developer
- Performance-critical Application Developer
Full-Stack Web Development + Rust
12 months$12,500 USD
Upcoming Cohorts
| Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|
| February 5, 2025 | February 5, 2026 |
Master modern web development and Rust programming in this comprehensive bootcamp. You'll learn to build complex, high-performance web applications using traditional web technologies and Rust for backend development. This course combines full-stack web development fundamentals with Rust's powerful systems programming capabilities, preparing you for both traditional web development and high-performance backend programming.
Curriculum Overview
Month 1: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Fundamentals
- Semantic HTML5 and accessibility best practices
- CSS3, Flexbox, and Grid layouts
- Responsive design principles
- JavaScript ES6+ features and DOM manipulation
- Version control with Git and GitHub
Month 2-3: React and State Management
- React fundamentals and component architecture
- Hooks and functional components
- State management with Context API and Redux
- Routing with React Router
- Testing React applications with Jest and React Testing Library
Month 4: Node.js and Express.js
- Node.js fundamentals and event-driven programming
- Building RESTful APIs with Express.js
- Middleware and error handling
- Asynchronous programming with Promises and async/await
- Testing Node.js applications
Month 5: Databases (SQL and NoSQL)
- Relational database design with PostgreSQL
- SQL queries and database optimization
- ORM usage with Sequelize
- NoSQL databases with MongoDB
- Data modeling for document databases
Month 6: RESTful APIs and GraphQL
- Designing and implementing RESTful APIs
- API documentation with Swagger
- Introduction to GraphQL
- Building a GraphQL server with Apollo Server
- Integrating GraphQL with React using Apollo Client
Month 7: Authentication, Authorization, and Security
- User authentication strategies
- JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for stateless authentication
- OAuth 2.0 and social login integration
- Role-based access control (RBAC)
- Web security best practices (HTTPS, CORS, XSS prevention)
Month 8: DevOps and Cloud Deployment
- Introduction to DevOps principles
- Containerization with Docker
- Orchestration with Kubernetes
- Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
- Cloud deployment on AWS or Google Cloud Platform
Month 9: Introduction to Rust and Backend Development
- Rust syntax and ownership model
- Understanding ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes
- Error handling in Rust
- Cargo and the Rust ecosystem
- Building HTTP servers with Actix-web or Rocket
Month 10: Advanced Rust for Backend Development
- Async programming in Rust with Tokio
- Database integration with Diesel ORM
- Building RESTful APIs in Rust
- Authentication and middleware in Rust web frameworks
- Performance optimization for Rust backends
Month 11: Rust Microservices and Integration
- Developing microservices in Rust
- gRPC and protocol buffers with Rust
- WebAssembly integration for performance-critical features
- Connecting Rust backends with frontend applications
- Testing and debugging Rust web services
Month 12: Final Project and Career Preparation
- Building a full-stack application with Rust backend
- Performance optimization and scalability
- Code review and best practices
- Portfolio development
- Interview preparation and job search strategies
Learning Outcomes
- Proficiency in both front-end and back-end web development
- Ability to design, develop, and deploy full-stack web applications
- Understanding of database design and management
- Expertise in modern JavaScript frameworks and libraries
- Proficiency in Rust for high-performance backend development
- Skills in DevOps practices and cloud deployment
- Knowledge of web security principles and best practices
Potential Career Paths
- Full-Stack Web Developer
- Rust Backend Developer
- Systems Programmer
- Performance-Focused Web Developer
- DevOps Engineer
- Software Architect
- Technical Lead