CodeNest Academy
Learn to build software that ships.
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Admissions open for the next full-stack batch
Study React, Next.js, TypeScript and Node.js by building real products with working engineers. Join in our Banani lab or live online, and keep mentor support for life.
15,000+ placed
in tech teams
Live mentor reviews
after every project
Developers now working in product teams and agencies.
Learners hired by startups and established companies.
Learners studying with us online and in the lab.
Each course is built around projects you can show to employers. Start at the beginning or join the track that fits your current skills.
Start from semantic HTML and finish with a polished React interface. You will learn modern CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript and how to structure a component library that a team can maintain.
BDT 24,000
Enroll in this courseBuild complete products with the Next.js App Router, API routes, authentication and a MongoDB database. Every module ends with a feature you can demo to an interviewer.
BDT 36,000
Enroll in this courseGo deeper on the server side: database modeling, caching, background jobs, Docker and automated deployments. You will learn how to keep an API fast and reliable under real traffic.
BDT 30,000
Enroll in this courseProject-based learning
Every module ends with something that runs in the browser. By graduation you will have shipped a portfolio of full applications with authentication, databases and live deployments, not just finished exercises.
Lifetime support
Post a question in the student forum and a mentor or senior alumnus replies, usually within the hour. Support does not expire when the course ends.
Career outcomes
We train you for the interview as seriously as for the job. Expect mock technical rounds, resume and GitHub reviews, and introductions to hiring partners who are looking for junior engineers.
Four stages, each one ending with something you can show. You always know what you are building and why.
Weeks 1-3
Learn how the web works. Write HTML and CSS by hand, then add JavaScript to make pages respond to people.
You will have: A responsive personal site
Weeks 4-8
Move into React and TypeScript. Learn state, routing, forms and how to test the interfaces you build.
You will have: A multi-page web app
Weeks 9-14
Add a server and a database. Build sign-in, protected pages and APIs, then deploy everything online.
You will have: A live product with real users
Weeks 15-16
Polish your portfolio, practice interviews with working engineers and meet our hiring partners.
You will have: Interview-ready portfolio
Your mentors build and maintain production software today. They teach what they use at work, not what a textbook says.
Lead full-stack architect
8 years in industry · Next.js and system design
Built payment and logistics platforms for startups across Dhaka and Singapore. He teaches system design by having students break and repair a real service.
Senior frontend engineer
6 years in industry · React and UI engineering
Specializes in accessible interfaces and design systems. Her code reviews focus on readable components and the details users actually feel.
Backend and DevOps engineer
5 years in industry · Node.js and security
Runs APIs that serve millions of requests a day. He walks students through authentication, databases and deployment pipelines step by step.
CodeNest is more than a course. It is a structured path from your first line of code to a team that depends on you, with mentors beside you the whole way.
Follow real industry architecture and build scalable backends with a mentor beside you.
Dedicated workstations with dual monitors and a quiet room built for long focus sessions.
After every project a senior engineer reviews your code and explains what to improve.
A clean GitHub profile, interview practice and the English communication needed for global teams.
Book a free campus tour, sit in on a live class and talk to a mentor about which track suits you.
Book a campus tourThese are capstone projects from recent batches. Each one runs online with real authentication and a real database.
Nusrat Jahan, Batch 05
A grocery delivery app with live order tracking and a vendor dashboard.
Tamim Iqbal, Batch 04
A note-taking tool that syncs across devices and exports to Markdown.
Fahim Shahriar, Batch 03
Workout planner that adapts weekly routines to the equipment you own.
Maliha Tabassum, Batch 05
University timetable builder that warns you about clashing lectures.
Hear from learners who started where you are and now work as developers.
“The project-based approach changed how I think about code. My portfolio got me shortlisted for my first interview.”
Tamim Iqbal
Junior Frontend Developer
Batch 04 graduate
“Without mentor support I would have lost days on Server Actions and authentication bugs. I got answers within the hour.”
Fahim Shahriar
Full-Stack Engineer, remote
Batch 03 graduate
“Working in the offline lab with a team gave me the confidence to join a real software agency from day one.”
Nusrat Jahan
React Developer
Batch 05 graduate
Cannot find your answer? Email us and we will reply within one working day.
No. The frontend track starts from zero with HTML, CSS and JavaScript fundamentals. The full-stack and backend tracks expect you to be comfortable with JavaScript.
Yes. Our placement team reviews your resume and GitHub profile, runs mock technical interviews and introduces graduates to hiring partners. We support your search, but we cannot guarantee an offer.
Yes. Every class runs live online, and the Banani lab is open to all enrolled students. You can switch between the two whenever you like.
Support is free for life. You keep access to the student forum, the alumni community and our weekly problem-solving sessions.
You can pay by bank transfer, bKash or card. Each course can be split into monthly installments. The admissions team will share the exact plan after you submit the enrollment form.
Seats in each batch are limited so every student gets real mentor time. Reserve yours today and we will guide you to the right track.
Drop in for a free campus tour, or get directions to the lab below.