These are the notes I wish I had when I started.

FullStack Mastery Notes is a complete, beginner-friendly collection covering every major frontend topic HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and more.

Each topic is explained in simple, clear language with a supporting video so you can understand concepts instantly.

Whether you're a self-taught developer, a student, or someone preparing for interviews, these notes are designed to save you hours of confusion and make learning Fullstack smooth and structured.

Why you need this?

• Escape tutorial hell — stop endlessly watching videos without real progress.
• Know exactly what’s enough — no more confusion about what to learn or how deep to go.
• Each topic includes a curated video to help you understand it better and faster.
• Every topic comes with a project so you can practice thoroughly and build real skills.

What’s inside:

Web Designing

• Web Designing Theory
• UI/UX & Figma.

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Base of Frontend

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• How Browser Works

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Version Control

• Git
• Github

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Intro to the modern web world

• ES6 & CommonJS Module
• NPM Package Manager
• Task Runner
• Babel & Webpack
• Eslint & Esbuilt
• Vite

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Getting Started with React

• Introduction to React
• Components & Rendering in React
• Styling Components
• React Internal Working
• Hooks in React
• React Rendering

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Modern Styling

• Tailwind CSS
• Post CSS

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React Useful Libraries

• React Hook Form
• React Router
• React Query
• State Management with Redux or Zustand

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Type Safety & Validation

• TypeScript
• Zod for validation

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Testing, Performance & Maintenance (Advance Frontend)

• Frontend Testing
• Storybook & Design System
• Micro-Frontend & Frontend Scaling
• PWA & Performance
• Authentication with backend
  

Enough If you Want to be a Frontend Developer with react, if you want to be frontend/FullStack with next, then

Getting into the Next.JS

• Introduction to Next.JS

• Understanding Folder Structure
• Routing
• Understanding Layout
• Navigation, Link & Images
• Error Handling
• Advance Routing
• Request Handlers
• Middleware & Rendering
• Data Fetching

Who this is for:

• Self-taught developers
• Students preparing for placements
• Anyone learning frontend from scratch
• Developers who want quick revision notes