This is the roadmap for Boot.dev's free-to-audit computer science program.
- Courses with links have already been released
- All courses are free to audit, meaning you can read all the material and interact within a "coding sandbox"
- Hit the project with a star if you find it useful ⭐
- Please leave feedback in the form of issues here on Github
- Learn to Code in JavaScript (JavaScript)
- Learn to Code in JavaScript 2 (JavaScript)
- Learn Graphics in HTML5 Canvas (JavaScript)
- Learn HTTP (JavaScript)
- Build a local development environment (JavaScript, Node.js, Git, VS Code)
- Learn HTML and CSS
- Build a Website (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
- Build and Deploy a Front-end Web App (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
- Learn Python (Python)
- Learn Object-Oriented Programming (Python)
- Build an SEO Link Analyzer (Python)
- Learn Algorithms (Python)
- Learn Data Structures (Python)
- Learn Advanced Algorithms (Python)
- Build a Visual Maze Solver (Python)
- Personal Project 1 (Your choice)
- Learn Go (Go)
- Learn Computer Networking (Go)
- Build a Social Media Backend (Go Project)
- Learn Relational Databases (SQL)
- Learn Go 2 (Go)
- Build a Full Stack Web App (JavaScript, Go)
- Learn Cryptography (Go)
- Learn Distributed Systems (Go)
- Deploy a Full Stack Web App (Github Actions, Netlify, GCP)
- Learn NoSQL Databases (SQL)
- Personal Project 2 (Your choice)
- Learn Discrete Math for Programmers (Go)
- Learn Functional Programming (JavaScript, PureScript)
- Learn Computer Architecture and Hardware (ARM)
- Learn Compilers (Go)
- Learn Computational Theory (???)
- Learn 3D Graphics (JavaScript, Canvas, WebGL)
- Learn Python 2 (Python)
- Learn Artificial Intelligence (Python)
- Learn Machine Learning (Python)
- Personal Project 3 (Your choice)
We believe in learning by building. We mix guided and unguided content. Every guided course is a collection of coding assignments and quizzes designed to teach a set of concepts. Every unguided project is a blueprint for students to build entire applications on their local machines which teaches practicality.
The majority of students should have a simple and straight path to completion, without needing to make many choices about which courses to take.
The tech stack should be fairly lean. The goal of Boot.dev is to teach the concepts of CS without forcing students to learn too many languages, frameworks and tools. For this reason, the primary languages of Boot.dev are currently:
- JavaScript
- Go
- Python
We love help and feedback on how we can improve the curriculum! The recommended way to help is to submit issues here on Github. If you just want to talk about some ideas, use the discussions tab or contact us directly using one of the methods below.
If you would like to discuss the project feel free to contact us at Boot.dev. We're most responsive on Discord, but you can also find us on Twitter.