TDD Development by Following [Updated in November 2023]
John Ahn
In this course, you will create a Node.js application using test-driven development (TDD).
Basic
TDD, Node.js, Express
In this course, you will be able to create a Reddit website from scratch, step by step.
React
TypeScript
PostgreSQL
Docker
NextJS
distribution
NextJS, Typescript, ExpressJS, Postgres
Clone Reddit with the hottest full-stack combinations! 👨💻
In this lecture?
Reddit, a global community site
Let's make it together from the beginning.
This course is designed to help you gain confidence in full-stack development by building a fairly complex application from scratch using the most popular full-stack combination in JavaScript today : NextJS, Typescript, ExpressJS, and Postgres .
A key feature of this course is that you can learn by following the source code from the beginning, step by step. We explain the source code line by line, then begin coding together, for repeated repetition . While the course is hands-on , we delve deeper into confusing or difficult concepts. We've made every effort to make all sections visually understandable through diagrams .
When creating a Reddit site , the front-end part uses React's NextJS,
The backend uses NodeJS and ExpressJS. Both use TypeScript as their language. The database is PostgreSQL and is controlled using TypeORM.
Section 1
Creating the overall structure
Prepare the frontend, backend, and database for use.
Section 2
Creating an Entity
Each entity is created to generate the data required by the application.
Section 3
Sign up, log in
We create membership registration and login pages and process user data using React Context.
Section 4
Create a community
Implements community creation pages, community creation, image upload, etc.
Section 5
Create a post page
Create posts in each community and create post pages.
Section 6
Implementing comment and voting features
Implement comment and voting features.
Section 7
Creating infinite scroll and user pages
Using useSWRInfinite and Intersection observer
We will implement the infinite scroll function and create a user page.
Section 8
Deploying the application
We will deploy the application we have created so far using an EC2 instance.
With over 50,000 cumulative students, this web development series is a learning-by-doing experience.
Who is this course right for?
Anyone who wants to build a full-stack app with JavaScript
People who want to study with fun
Need to know before starting?
JavaScript
ReactJS
NodeJS
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I don't use it at work.. I decided to take the course because I was curious and interested in Node, React, Docker, and AWS deployment. The course materials are well organized, and each lecture is not too long, so it was easy to implement following the lecture, and the explanations were good. However, what's a bit disappointing is that I got lost in the deployment part and barely managed to deploy it. ㅋ Deploying to Docker and AWS.. These two are the parts I'm most unfamiliar with, so I wanted to experience them the most through the course. In the beginning, the screen implementation was explained in detail, but the course materials and videos were very disappointing in the deployment part. Overall, I think it's a good course to grasp the basic concepts and implement them!
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