A hands-on, project-driven course
Ship real
full-stack apps.
Go from idea to a deployed application. Software design, Git, frontend, backend, and AI engineering. One app you actually launch, taught in person.
The build journey
Nine stages. One app. Follow the path from a blank repo to something live on the internet.
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OrientFoundationsHow the modern web fits together: HTTP, the browser, and the edge.→ you can read the request/response loop
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OrientGit & CollaborationVersion control, branching, and working the way real teams do.→ your first branch, commit & PR
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DesignSoftware DesignThinking in systems: clean code, design principles, and modelling a problem well.→ a plan worth building
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BuildFrontendBuilding fast, accessible interfaces without framework bloat.→ a UI users can touch
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BuildBackendAPIs, services, and the architecture behind them.→ an API behind the screen
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BuildData & StateModelling, persisting, and querying your data.→ data that survives a refresh
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HardenAuth & SecurityProtecting routes and handling user data responsibly.→ real users, safely
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HardenAI EngineeringBuilding with LLMs: prompts, tools, and shipping AI-powered features.→ a feature that thinks
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ShipShip ItCI/CD, custom domains, and going live.→ a deploy on every push
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Level upVibe CodingBuilding at the speed of thought with AI pair programmers, staying in flow.→ ship features in an afternoon
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Level upAI HarnessingWiring agents, tools, and harnesses so AI does real work in your stack.→ an AI that operates your app
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Week 14A live app, in your portfolioYou graduate a Real FullStack AI Engineer. Idea to deployed, end to end.
Meet your instructor
Adeel Nayyer
CTO, Aquila360
Adeel has spent over 15 years building and shipping software — from early-stage products to enterprise systems. As CTO of Aquila360 and Senior Software Consultant at ALEC Engineering and Contracting LLC, one of the UAE's leading construction groups, he works daily with the same tools, workflows, and architectural decisions you'll learn in this course.
He built RealStack around a simple belief: you don't learn engineering from slides — you learn it by shipping. Every lesson mirrors how real engineering teams operate: code reviews, pull requests, production deployments, and the trade-offs behind every technical decision.
By the end of 14 weeks, you won't just understand full-stack development — you'll have built and deployed a real application under the guidance of someone who does this for a living.
“My goal isn't to teach you to follow tutorials. It's to make you the engineer a team would trust with production code.”