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Launched on April 14th, 2025
Launched on December 1st, 2020
Launched on November 4th, 2020
Scrimba Fullstack blends video tutorials with live coding, making it feel like you're pair programming with the teacher. Watch the teacher code, jump into the IDE to practice instantly, and get AI feedback to sharpen your fullstack skills, all in your browser.
Holy Codemoly
Just 4 days until fullstack support lands on April 14, and today we're giving you a sneak peek into our new free Express.js course by @tom_chant1
Course Trailer
Build a REST API from the ground up - define routes, handle requests and responses, send headers and status codes, and handle errors. Includes plenty of hands-on challenges to help you solidify your skills and build confidence
What will you build?
@shant_dashjian is back with another awesome course - this time, it's all about Vite
Check out the course trailer to see what s in store!
You ll learn how to create a React app with Vite, experience fast development, handle static assets, use environment variables, use TypeScript, build for production, and much more!
As always, expect plenty of hands-on challenges to practice what you ll learn
Scrimba is awesome and they literally breath life into the concept of active learning. The interactive/live video-IDE interface is so novel, I've never seen it anywhere before. My course, Frontend Developer, has been greatly paced so far and the exercises really let you get in there to play with the code.
I have seen so many bootcamps, but none have made me build my own till now, but scrimba did. Thank you, I got AI Engineering Certification also, and I'm soon waiting for the full stack development course.
In the early days of my frontend development journey, I faced a number of challenges. I tried several paid courses on platforms like Udemy, but many of them felt like “tutorial hell” — too passive, and lacking in real hands-on experience. That changed when I discovered Scrimba. Scrimba completely transformed how I approached learning frontend development. The platform’s combination of bite-sized explanations and interactive mini-projects helped me not just learn concepts but actually apply them. The built-in scrim feature allowing you to write and run code directly in the browser was a game changer for me. It made the learning process seamless and engaging. Thanks to Scrimba, I was able to build a solid foundation in frontend development with much more ease and confidence. I’m now looking forward to their upcoming Fullstack Development course, launching on April 14th and I couldn’t be more excited to continue the journey.
