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Super easy portfolio distribution

Name: Super easy portfolio distribution
Price: 13200 KRW
Rating: 4.9 (34 reviews)

Through this course, you will gain experience deploying front-end and back-end projects. You will also gain basic knowledge about Linux and networks while deploying projects!

(4.9) 34 reviews

563 learners

Level Basic

Course period Unlimited

GitHub

Linux

nginx

GitHub

Linux

nginx

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4.9

5.0

Happy

69% enrolled

I really enjoyed it! It was a lecture that gave me a clear understanding of the overall concept of distribution. The delivery was good and the class progressed neatly. Uploading the firewall/server/backend/frontend projects separately and then integrating them, etc. It was a very useful lecture. Thank you~

5.0

트런들

100% enrolled

I highly recommend this to those who find deployment difficult or are new to deployment. I think anyone can follow the lecture because it explains in an easy way things that can only be experienced through deployment, such as service deployment, CORS, HTTPS, domain purchase, and connection. It was a great lecture that helped me become a competitive new developer who knows how to deploy beyond the local area.

5.0

e.h Lee

56% enrolled

Actually, I bought the instructor's other lectures first to listen to later, but after listening to the beginning, the lectures were so good that I bought two more lectures to listen to right away! ㅋㅋㅋㅋ Actually, since this lecture was about portfolio distribution, I thought it was just a Git & GitHub lecture and wasn't going to listen, but after reading the lecture introduction, it seemed to focus on actual distribution and also cover things like CORS policies, so I took it anyway. In conclusion, it's a lecture that deals with the actual distribution process rather than Git. I didn't have high expectations, but I'm so satisfied because it's such a rich lecture!! I like it because it's easy for beginners to understand and it's detailed, and it covers everything from theoretical explanations to practical content in detail♥

What you will gain after the course

Deploying the project
Linux
GitHub

Deploy the portfolio you created to the server
The experience of creating something that users can actually use is
It will also help you with your job search and work progress after joining the company!

Ultimately, a developer's job is to create working software. Those of you who create web applications naturally need to be able to create "web services." Many people quickly build web applications after completing boot camps or taking classes, but they often fail to turn their web applications into "services" that users can use. To make your web applications available to users, you need to deploy them to a constantly running server.

This course is designed to provide you with the experience and knowledge to quickly and easily deploy your own web services . For those who have never deployed a web application to a server before, this course offers the fastest way to get started .

Especially those who have never deployed a service before, many people are likely creating a portfolio for job hunting. Publishing your portfolio and including a link to it on your resume demonstrates your ability to deploy services and highlights the attention you paid to your portfolio. Furthermore, if you ever need to deploy services or use Linux after joining the company, you'll be able to handle it without difficulty.

Would you like to learn more?

We'll discuss why it's important to deploy your web applications to a server and make them available to users. Specifically, we'll explain the benefits of deploying your portfolio to a server for prospective developers taking this course.

For many aspiring developers, the first barrier to entry is Linux. This course focuses on frequently used commands for deployment, helping you quickly become familiar with Linux.

In particular, we will cover the nohup command, which allows firewalls and runs processes in the background, which many people struggle with.

We'll detail the CORS issues you'll frequently encounter when deploying web applications.

We cover in detail why CORS issues occur, why the CORS policy exists, what problems arise when there is no CORS policy and why it is blocked, and how to configure services to avoid CORS issues.

In the previous lecture, we explored why CORS issues arise and discussed theoretical solutions. In the latter half of the lecture, we'll deploy a backend application and actually address CORS issues. We'll also explain the differences between the applicable solutions for each situation.

I'll explain CI/CD, a term you've heard somewhere but don't quite understand, with illustrations. While this course doesn't cover how to set up CI/CD itself, you'll realize that you can automate the steps outlined in the course to achieve CI/CD.

Foo(푸) The person who created this lecture

To become web application developers, many learn languages and use frameworks to create web services. They also want to use these as part of their portfolios. Many of the people I've mentored haven't had much trouble creating web services. There are already many excellent books and courses available.

However, aspiring developers who are now able to create web services face a challenge: converting their web services into a form that users can actually use. I've noticed that more developers than I'd like have never used Linux before. Without Linux experience, they often don't know where to begin deploying web services. Even when they do realize they need to deploy a service on Linux, they often struggle with deployment issues like Linux commands, firewalls, and CORS.

This course is designed to teach you how to deploy a web application to a server and make it available to users, even if you've already created one. It also covers the various issues you may encounter during the deployment process, including their causes and solutions. I hope this course will be helpful to those of you who want to deploy web applications to servers and use them as part of your portfolio. 😄

Q. Why do I need to deploy my portfolio to a server?

A. I think there are two main reasons. First, as I mentioned in the front-end lecture, interviewers prefer candidates who can fully develop web services . Of course, this assumes similar skills. A complete web service would ideally have a front-end, back-end, and these applications deployed on a server, and even a domain registered if necessary. This would create a service that's accessible to general users at any time, and not many applicants have experience building such services. I think this is a significant advantage. Second, you'll likely have to deploy things after joining the company . If you're new to Linux and lack networking knowledge, you'll face challenges. If you have prior experience deploying your portfolio, you'll be able to adapt more easily .

Q. To what extent do you cover deploying applications?

A. The goal is for those who have never deployed an application to a server before to try manually deploying an application to a server . This course covers potential CORS issues, firewall problems, and how to use nohup to prevent process termination when the SSH window is closed. However, this course only covers manual deployment, so for automated deployment, it would be better to take a more advanced deployment course that will be developed later .

📢 Please check before taking the class

This tutorial will be conducted using Windows 10, IntelliJ Community 2023.2, and Google Chrome. We'll be using Vultr as our cloud service, but you can also use other cloud providers like AWS or GCP. However, there will be some differences, such as firewall settings, when using other cloud services. However, I believe you'll gain more from researching these issues and experiencing them firsthand.
Example code can be found on GitHub .
Although it's aimed at backend developers, it's also a great course for anyone new to deploying web applications to servers.
If you have any questions while taking the course, please leave a question. I'll update the information if necessary.
Some of the examples and content used in this lecture are included in my introductory book on backend development, scheduled for publication in the second half of 2023, and in my previously published frontend lecture . However, these are merely example projects for deployment and do not cover the project content itself. I recommend that you deploy your own projects after taking this course.

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Who is this course right for?

People who have created a portfolio for employment but don't know how to distribute it
People who want to distribute a project but don't know where to start

Need to know before starting?

Experience in creating simple web applications
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Hello.

I'm Foo, and through my mentoring, I put a lot of thought into how to clearly explain concepts that junior developers often find challenging.

I look forward to working with you.

Experience

2019. 08 ~ Present : Kakao Java Backend Developer
2021. 08 ~ Present: programmers Backend Dev Course Mentor
2021. 12 ~ Present: F-Lab Java Backend Mentor

Book

This is Backend Development for Employment with Java (Link)

Other experiences and lectures on other platforms can be found at the GitHub link below.

GitHub - https://github.com/lleellee0

Curriculum

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16 lectures ∙ (3hr 4min)

Section 1. How should I show that portfolio?

2 lectures ∙ (6min)

1. Introduction to the course
02:47
2. Why should I show my portfolio?
03:43

Section 2. Knowledge required for portfolio distribution

3 lectures ∙ (29min)

3. What is distribution
04:00
4. How to deploy according to the situation
07:12
5. Linux Basic Commands
18:20

Section 3. Deploying the frontend

4 lectures ∙ (58min)

6. Show projects with only frontend
09:20
7. A project that calls the API from the front end
05:39
8. CORS
12:34
9. Solving CORS issues using nginx
31:03

Section 4. Deploying the backend

3 lectures ∙ (57min)

Section 5. supplement

4 lectures ∙ (32min)

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34 reviews

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34 reviews

devleo
Reviews 8
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Average Rating 4.8
4
100% enrolled
It's good as a basic course for people who know nothing about deployment. Recommended as an introductory lecture for those who have no experience with deployment. However, personally, I felt the target audience setting was a missed opportunity. 1. From the perspective of someone who has some development knowledge, they need to build and upload applications created with frameworks, but the explanation uses examples that are too easy. 2. From the perspective of someone who knows little about development, concepts that appear intermittently are not sufficiently explained and are assumed to be known, skipping over them.
- foo
  Instructor
  Thank you for clearly describing the features of ALPHA MOON's lecture. (_ _) From now on, I'll try to make it at a difficulty level better suited for the target!
tlsehd9305562
Reviews 1
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Average Rating 5.0
5
69% enrolled
I really enjoyed it! It was a lecture that gave me a clear understanding of the overall concept of distribution. The delivery was good and the class progressed neatly. Uploading the firewall/server/backend/frontend projects separately and then integrating them, etc. It was a very useful lecture. Thank you~
- foo
  Instructor
  Thank you, Happy, for leaving a review~ I'm glad the lecture was helpful. ㅎㅎ I will continue to reward you with good lectures in the future. :)
gw9802157835
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Average Rating 5.0
5
100% enrolled
I highly recommend this to those who find deployment difficult or are new to deployment. I think anyone can follow the lecture because it explains in an easy way things that can only be experienced through deployment, such as service deployment, CORS, HTTPS, domain purchase, and connection. It was a great lecture that helped me become a competitive new developer who knows how to deploy beyond the local area.
- foo
  Instructor
  Thank you for leaving a review of the course, Trundle!! I think you highlighted the strengths of the course better than the course introduction. ㅎㅎㅎㅎ Thank you~
leh
Reviews 4
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Average Rating 3.8
5
56% enrolled
Actually, I bought the instructor's other lectures first to listen to later, but after listening to the beginning, the lectures were so good that I bought two more lectures to listen to right away! ㅋㅋㅋㅋ Actually, since this lecture was about portfolio distribution, I thought it was just a Git & GitHub lecture and wasn't going to listen, but after reading the lecture introduction, it seemed to focus on actual distribution and also cover things like CORS policies, so I took it anyway. In conclusion, it's a lecture that deals with the actual distribution process rather than Git. I didn't have high expectations, but I'm so satisfied because it's such a rich lecture!! I like it because it's easy for beginners to understand and it's detailed, and it covers everything from theoretical explanations to practical content in detail♥
- foo
  Instructor
  Thank you, e.h Lee, for leaving a review~ I think the title of the lecture was a bit misleading ㅠ As you said, it seems like the content on CORS was more important. As you said, this is a lecture that covers the actual distribution process~ Thank you for your kind words and thank you for taking other lectures~
kiwoong
Reviews 10
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Average Rating 4.6
5
100% enrolled
I was worried whenever I heard about infrastructure-related topics like nginx, reverse proxy, https, dns, etc., but each concept and content was explained really easily. I highly recommend it to those who want to understand the overall distribution like me! ㅎㅎ
- foo
  Instructor
  Hello, Mr. Kim Caprio~ Thank you for listening to the lecture. I will continue to reward you with good lectures. (_ _)

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Super easy portfolio distribution

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4.9

What you will gain after the course

Attention beginner backend developers!
Are you having any of these concerns?

So, in this lecture!

Deploy the portfolio you created to the server
The experience of creating something that users can actually use is
It will also help you with your job search and work progress after joining the company!

Only in this lecture
Take a look at the features.

Would you like to learn more?

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So, in this lecture!

Deploy the portfolio you created to the server The experience of creating something that users can actually use is It will also help you with your job search and work progress after joining the company!

Only in this lecture Take a look at the features.

Would you like to learn more?

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Attention beginner backend developers!
Are you having any of these concerns?

Deploy the portfolio you created to the server
The experience of creating something that users can actually use is
It will also help you with your job search and work progress after joining the company!

Only in this lecture
Take a look at the features.

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