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Do not let tech jargon
stop you from being a
kick-ass Product Manager
The only tech course you need to master Web 2.0
without learning code, or expensive bootcamps
Stick around if this is you 👇
You come from a non-technical background
Your developers toss around “tech” terms
Those “tech” terms still make no sense despite years of Googling
There is no linear approach to learning “dev talk”
You feel like tech isn’t right for you...
Master the ins and outs of Web 2.0
Here's your outcome👇
#1
Build kick-ass products
Don’t just “pass” an interview
Draw inspiration by understanding constraints
Spend more time building, not planning
#2
End-to-end knowledge
API design, database design, caching and much more
Understand the jargon that most pretend to know
Avoid wasting time Google searching low-quality content
Most content is too technical or too high-level
Scope feature requirements faster
#3
Hit the ground running
Tech is not going out of style
Gain knowledge that has no expiration date (even in Web 3.0)
Transferrable knowledge that can be used in ANY industry
Have top recruiters flood your LinkedIn inbox
#4
Ability to speak tech
Be prepared on customer/stakeholder calls
Never say "I'm not technical"
Earn the respect of your developers
Understand how to organize your developers
Filter through the fluff that everyone throws around
Master the ins and outs of Web 2.0
Kind words from students👇
Master the ins and outs of Web 2.0
The full curriculum (9+ hrs)
#1
Basic Terminology
An overview of the most common terms and buzzwords that developers throw around daily.
| How Computers Actually Work Part 1 | 7 mins |
| How Computers Actually Work Part 2 | 5 mins |
| Data Types | 7 mins |
| IP Address | 8 mins |
| Source Code | 6 mins |
| Where is Code Written? | 10 mins |
| Servers | 3 mins |
| What is a Client/Server Relationship? | 6 mins |
| Backend and Frontend | 3 mins |
| HTML, CSS and JavaScript | 3 mins |
| What's done on the backend/frontend? | 7 mins |
| Linux | 4 mins |
| Remote Connections | 5 mins |
| CRUD Operations | 3 mins |
| Libraries | 4 mins |
| Frameworks | 3 mins |
| API | 7 mins |
| SDK | 4 mins |
| JSON | 7 mins |
| Virtual Machines | 5 mins |
| MAC Address | 2 mins |
#2
Everything Code
An overview of the most common terms and buzzwords that developers throw around daily.
| Types of Programming Languages | 7 mins |
| HTML, CSS, DOM | 8 mins |
| Common Languages and Frameworks | 5 mins |
| What is Node.js? | 7 mins |
| What is ES6? | 5 mins |
| Component Based Architecture | 5 mins |
| Model View Controller | 4 mins |
| Vertical & Horizontal Scaling | 3 mins |
| Single Page Application | 4 mins |
| Absolute and Relative Paths | 5 mins |
| Environment | 8 mins |
#3
Testing & QA
Learn about the different kinds of tests, including: unit testing, integration testing E2E testing, and quality assurance.
| Quality Assurance | 4 mins |
| Unit Testing | 5 mins |
| Integration Testing & End to End Testing | 4 mins |
| Test Coverage | 2 mins |
| Test Driven Development | 3 mins |
#4
RESTful APIs
Understand the fundamentals of how user interfaces (like browsers, and mobile devices) interact with servers.
| Web Services | 5 mins |
| RESTful API | 7 mins |
| RESTful API Verbiage | 10 mins |
| Payload and Query Strings | 11 mins |
| Headers | 6 mins |
| HTTP Status Codes | 8 mins |
| How Requests Are Made | 13 mins |
| Polling | 5 mins |
| Web Sockets | 7 mins |
| Microservices vs Monolithic Services | 7 mins |
#5
Version Control
Using Git and Github, learn about how developers keep track of different versions of the application they’re building.
| Using Git | 7 mins |
| Using Github | 4 mins |
| Pushing, Pulling & Cloning | 5 mins |
| Branching and Merging | 6 mins |
| Pull Requests | 5 mins |
| Branch Conventions | 7 mins |
| Typical Flow - Creating a Feature | 5 mins |
| Typical Flow - Doing a Release | 4 mins |
| Typical Flow - Doing a Hotfix | 4 mins |
| Merge Conflicts | 6 mins |
| Common Terms Used | 2 mins |
| Continuous Integration | 3 mins |
| Semantic Versioning | 7 mins |
#6
Databases
Understand where and how all of our application data is stored.
| Overview of a Database | 4 mins |
| Creating a Table | 4 mins |
| Altering a Table | 2 mins |
| Inserting Data into a Table | 3 mins |
| Update and Delete Data | 2 mins |
| Primary Keys | 3 mins |
| Indexes | 4 mins |
| Fixing Our Queries | 5 mins |
| Reading Data | 3 mins |
| Foreign Keys | 5 mins |
| Joining Tables | 3 mins |
| Database Migrations | 3 mins |
| Connecting Our Backend & Frontend | 9 mins |
| Limits & Offsets | 4 mins |
| Table Relationships | 7 mins |
#7
Caching
The best ways to make our application more performant.
| Overview of Caching | 2 mins |
| Too Many Queries | 3 mins |
| Introducing Redis | 3 mins |
| Implementing Redis | 2 mins |
| Caching Issues | 3 mins |
| Client Side Cache | 4 mins |
#8
Deployment
Go through an entire deployment process and the tools involved.
| Overview of Deployment | 2 mins |
| Builds and Bundles | 3 mins |
| Development vs Production Builds | 2 mins |
| Deployment Process | 3 mins |
| Automating the Deployment Process | 3 mins |
| Containers and Docker | 5 mins |
| Continuous Deployment & Delivery | 5 mins |
#9
Loose Ends
A few things that are important to know, but don’t fit in any other module.
| Regular Expressions | 5 mins |
| Cron Jobs | 2 mins |
| Technical Debt | 2 mins |
| Synchronous and Asynchronous | 5 mins |
| Race Conditions | 2 mins |
| Timeouts and Intervals | 3 mins |
| Continuous Deployment & Delivery | 2 mins |
| Exceptions | 4 mins |
| Serverless | 4 mins |
#10
Final Project
A final project where we tie everything that we learned in previous modules into a real-world application – without writing code.
| Overview | 2 mins |
| Feature List | 2 mins |
| Choosing Our Technologies | 3 mins |
| Environment Setup | 5 mins |
| Production Server Setup Example 1 | 2 mins |
| Production Server Setup Example 2 | 2 mins |
| QA Setup | 7 mins |
| Setting Up Our Codebase | 6 mins |
| Setting Up Our Backend Project | 8 mins |
| Setting Up Our Frontend Project | 8 mins |
| Database Design | 15 mins |
| API Endpoints | 18 mins |
| User Session Tokens | 6 mins |
| Bring It All Together Full Circle Part 1 | 13 mins |
| Bring It All Together Full Circle Part 2 | 24 mins |
| Bring It All Together Full Circle Part 3 | 30 mins |
| Homework Assignment | 3 mins |
#11
Chrome Developer Tools
A useful tool that can not only provide value to developers, but anyone that manages an application.
| Overview of Chrome Developer Tools | 2 mins |
| Device Toolbar | 3 mins |
| Inspecting HTML Elements | 7 mins |
| Network Tab | 10 mins |
| Console Tab | 8 mins |
| Chrome Profiles | 5 mins |
| Application Tab | 13 mins |
#12
Mobile & PWAs
A detailed overview of mobile applications and Progressive Web Applications (PWA).
| Mobile Apps Technologies | 6 mins |
| Progressive Web Apps - Overview | 5 mins |
| PWA - Manifest | 2 mins |
| PWA - Service Worker | 5 mins |
Master the ins and outs of Web 2.0
WARNING
How much is it costing you NOT to enroll?
- Hours or even years wasted on YouTube trying to make sense of free resources...
- Tens of thousands of dollars wasted because you didn't know how to lead product development teams...
- Overwhelmed with Web 2.0, in addition to the upcoming Web 3.0
- Your colleagues getting the promotions that you deserve...
- Eventually leaving the industry because you aren't "technical" enough...To get excellent results, you must take outstanding actions.Don't waste your mental health, time and money by letting this offer go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is currency is the price in?
Everything is listed in USD.What if the course is not right for me?
No sweat. If you’re not happy with the course for any reason, within 30 days, I’ll refund you 100%. No questions asked.I know nothing about tech, software or the industry, I’m just getting started. Is this course right for me?
Absolutely! This course was designed for absolute beginners who have no background in coding or IT.What if I already know the basics?
You also fit in perfectly. I reinforce this basic knowledge – but teach you a unique way of intensifying it. Then you’ll swim slowly and steadily into more experienced and advanced waters.The tech industry changes so quickly, is the content up to date?
Absolutely! Even as Web 3.0 rolls in, much of the content here will still be relevant. In addition, you’ll also get free lifetime updates to the course!Most tech bootcamps & courses are like $479 or $797 or $1,200! What's the deal?
This isn't my primary source of income and my main goal is to give back to the community. How many people can actually afford those courses?Do these videos expire? Is there a monthly cost?
Nope and nope. Pay once, keep them forever.How do I purchase for my team?
If you’re looking to get this course for more than just yourself, email me at hello@nondevelopers.co.Can my employer pay for this?
You’ll have to ask them first 😁. But you’ll receive a receipt via email upon purchasing the course.What if I’m not satisfied?
If you don’t get real value out of this course, or if you’re not happy with the product, please email me at hello@nondevelopers.co.I have another question!
No worries – email me at hello@nondevelopers.co.
Beginner's Course
$79 USD
Great intro for non-technical professionals
Excellent for technical recruiters that want to grasp the basics
Lifetime access to videos + updates
Access to modules 1, 2, 3, 9 (Basic Terminology, Everything Code, Testing & QA, Loose Ends)
Complete Course
$179 USD
The most comprehensive course on the current state of Web 2.0
Never say "I'm not technical" again
Talk tech with your developers like never before
Strong preparation for the MANY changes in Web 3.0
Lifetime access to videos + updates
Access to ALL modules (9+ hours)
Access to the final module on system design
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