Node with React- Build Deploy a Fullstack Web Application

Node with React: Build & Deploy a Fullstack Web Application, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.32, with 589 lectures, based on 259 reviews, and has 2137 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a MERN (MongoDb, Express, React, Node) fullstack app Build an amazing social network application Define Infrastructure as Code using Terraform to easily create and destroy environment Setup Continuous Integration/Delivery Pipeline Integrate Terraform into CI/CD Pipeline Deploy full-scale application to AWS Use Redis for caching Setup Redis message queues and workers Learn to write unit tests for Frontend and Backend apps User AWS services like VPC, subnets, internet gateways, EC2, route53, elasticache, S3, cloudfront, load balancer, autoscaling group and much more. Setup Online Dev, Staging and Production Environments Integrate Slack in the CI/CD Pipeline Build custom react hooks Setup redux-toolkit This course is ideal for individuals who are Suitable for both beginners and intermediate React developers or Junior developers looking to enhance their skills or Web developers and Front End Developers who want to get into the backend development world or become Fullstack Developers or Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS It is particularly useful for Suitable for both beginners and intermediate React developers or Junior developers looking to enhance their skills or Web developers and Front End Developers who want to get into the backend development world or become Fullstack Developers or Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS.

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Summary

Title: Node with React: Build & Deploy a Fullstack Web Application

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.32

Number of Lectures: 589

Number of Published Lectures: 588

Number of Curriculum Items: 589

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 588

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a MERN (MongoDb, Express, React, Node) fullstack app

Build an amazing social network application

Define Infrastructure as Code using Terraform to easily create and destroy environment

Setup Continuous Integration/Delivery Pipeline

Integrate Terraform into CI/CD Pipeline

Deploy full-scale application to AWS

Use Redis for caching

Setup Redis message queues and workers

Learn to write unit tests for Frontend and Backend apps

User AWS services like VPC, subnets, internet gateways, EC2, route53, elasticache, S3, cloudfront, load balancer, autoscaling group and much more.

Setup Online Dev, Staging and Production Environments

Integrate Slack in the CI/CD Pipeline

Build custom react hooks

Setup redux-toolkit

Who Should Attend

Suitable for both beginners and intermediate React developers

Junior developers looking to enhance their skills

Web developers and Front End Developers who want to get into the backend development world or become Fullstack Developers

Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS

Target Audiences

Suitable for both beginners and intermediate React developers

Junior developers looking to enhance their skills

Web developers and Front End Developers who want to get into the backend development world or become Fullstack Developers

Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS

React is one of the most popular library’s for building client apps with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. If you want to establish yourself as a front-end or full-stack developer, you need to learn React.

This course follows a hands-on approach or ‘learn-by-doing, which means the whole course is structured around building a fullstack web application and the different concepts will be explained detailedly as they are introduced.

What’s this course about?

This course is about building a complete fullstack web application from scratch using popular development tools. The curriculum for this course is going to be very hands on as we walk from start to finish building and deploying the application to production. The course is structured into 2 main parts:

Development (Backend and Frontend)

Deployment (Infrastructure setup on AWS and CI/CD)

Each structure is broken down into its sections.

Backend development

Backend deployment

Frontend development

Frontend deployment

Students can go through all the sections or just the sections they are most interested in.

What Technology You’ll Use

We are building a real-time fullstack application with Continuous integration/delivery and automatic deployment, we’ll use a variety of technologies.

Development

React

Redux-toolkit

NodeJS

Typescript and Javascript

Redis

MongoDB and Mongoose

Message queues

SocketIO

Jest for unit test

Cloudinary for image and video upload

Nodemailer and Sendgrid mail

and much more

Infrastructure Setup and Deployment

Terraform

AWS

CircleCI

Numerous AWS resources will be used. Some of those resources are:

– VPC and subnets

– Internet gateways

– Route tables

– NAT gateways and elastic ips

– Security groups

– Load balancers

– Autoscaling groups

– EC2 instances

– Route53

– S3

– Code deploy

– Elasticache for redis clusters

– and much more

Not familiar with some of these? No problem! This course will guide you on how to setup and use these technologies in your apps.

What You’ll Be Able to Do

By the time you complete this course or one of the sections you are interested in, you’ll be able

Build a real-time fullstack application

Setup unit tests in both your React application and NodeJS backend application

Setup CI/CD Pipeline

Setup Automatic Deployment

Create AWS Resources using Terraform

Integrate Terraform into CircleCI Pipeline

Setup Multiple Online Environments (Dev, Stagingand Production)

Use GitHub w/ CircleCI

Use Feature Branches on GitHub

Write unit tests

Create Custom React Components

Setup Redux-toolkit

Upload images and videos

And More

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: App demo

Lecture 3: Video upload demo

Lecture 4: App sections

Lecture 5: Github repos

Lecture 6: Github project links

Chapter 2: Backend Introduction

Lecture 1: Tools description

Lecture 2: App features

Lecture 3: Install tools

Lecture 4: VSCode Extensions

Chapter 3: Backend: Project Setup

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Create backend project

Lecture 3: TSConfig

Lecture 4: Folder structure setup

Lecture 5: Setup server class

Lecture 6: Standard middleware

Lecture 7: Setup http server – Part 1

Lecture 8: Setup http server – Part 2

Lecture 9: Mongoose connection

Lecture 10: Database connection setup

Lecture 11: Environment config class – Part 1

Lecture 12: Environment config class – Part 2

Lecture 13: SocketIO setup

Lecture 14: Routes function

Lecture 15: Global error handler

Lecture 16: Logger setup

Lecture 17: ESLint setup

Lecture 18: Create github repo

Lecture 19: Change absolute imports

Lecture 20: Build script

Lecture 21: About updating dependencies

Lecture 22: Update dependencies

Lecture 23: Update build script

Chapter 4: Backend: Authentication Feature

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: App dataflow

Lecture 3: Redis commands

Lecture 4: Cloudinary upload function

Lecture 5: Auth validation schemes

Lecture 6: Joi validator decorator

Lecture 7: Auth interface and model schema

Lecture 8: Signup user method – Part 1

Lecture 9: Signup user method – Part 2

Lecture 10: Auth routes

Lecture 11: User interface and model schema

Lecture 12: Redis base class

Lecture 13: Issue with redis HSET

Lecture 14: Save user to redis cache – Part 1

Lecture 15: Save user to redis cache – Part 2

Lecture 16: Install redis commander

Lecture 17: Base message queue

Lecture 18: Base queue add job method

Lecture 19: Auth queue and worker

Lecture 20: Add JWT to session

Lecture 21: View mongodb data with compass

Lecture 22: User login controller

Lecture 23: Login bug

Lecture 24: Fix login bug

Lecture 25: Signup auth bug fix

Lecture 26: Update login controller

Lecture 27: User logout controller

Lecture 28: Get user data from redis cache

Lecture 29: Get user by id from mongodb – Part 1

Lecture 30: Get user by id from mongodb – Part 2

Lecture 31: Current user controller

Lecture 32: Authentication middleware

Lecture 33: Merge feature branch to develop

Chapter 5: Backend: Auth Password Reset

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Mail transport class

Lecture 3: Test dev email sender

Lecture 4: Email queue and worker

Lecture 5: Password reset templates

Lecture 6: Test email with password reset templates

Lecture 7: Forgot password controller method

Lecture 8: Reset password controller method

Lecture 9: Jest config

Lecture 10: Unit test script command

Lecture 11: Auth unit test mock

Lecture 12: Signup unit test – Part 1

Lecture 13: Signup unit test – Part 2

Lecture 14: Clear mocks

Lecture 15: Login unit test

Lecture 16: Password reset and logout unit tests

Lecture 17: Current user unit test

Lecture 18: Push code to github

Chapter 6: Backend: Post Feature

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Post interface and model schema

Lecture 3: Post joi validation scheme

Lecture 4: SocketIO post handler

Lecture 5: Create post controller method

Lecture 6: Save post to redis cache

Lecture 7: Use save post to redis cache method

Lecture 8: Add post socketIO event

Lecture 9: Post queue and worker

Lecture 10: Post with image controller method

Instructors

Uzochukwu Eddie Odozi
Software Developer

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2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 12 votes

4 stars: 56 votes

5 stars: 181 votes

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