[Renewal] First-time SQL and Database (MySQL) Bootcamp [From Beginner to Application] Course

Hello. This is Dave Lee from Janjaemi Coding.

The reason is that we are sharing the next lecture by opening it on Infraon as a full-stack Part 3 lecture.

(Recently, it took a week for the lecture to be opened after submission)

Docker and the latest server technologies for full stack

Whether it's a web or an app, server technology is essential for opening a service. These days, a technology called Docker is absolutely necessary.

In order to make the relevant technology my own, I have designed it so that I can test various Docker options one by one and create a real complex service. In addition, to handle the server, I have covered AWS, Linux usage, and nginx web server technology as much as necessary.

If you are already a developer, you definitely need to learn Docker and the latest technologies thoroughly, as they are also the foundation for Kubernetes, one of the latest server technologies, and team-based deployment technologies .
If you are still in the process of becoming a developer, I personally think that being able to handle Docker and servers is the first step to becoming a real developer .

Related lectures are usually aimed at experienced developers, so they are not easy to understand, whether in books or lectures.

So, I designed the course with a little more consideration for the students, and I designed it so that I could go back to when I first learned it, and test it one by one, and learn it.

I hope this lecture was helpful.

For those of you who have already taken my course, I have offered a discount.

Additionally, there have been quite a few people recently asking about the schedule for each lecture.

As I am working and taking more classes, it is not easy.

The next lecture is on machine learning and is scheduled for the end of June.
The full stack series recently released Flutter 2.0. Flutter can create apps/web/PC programs at once, so I think it's worth checking out the trend. If it gets a certain level of market evaluation that it's useful, I'm thinking about skipping React or Vue, or any web technology, and learning Flutter first. I'll share this in detail after looking at the trend after June.

In my opinion, if you create the UI (front-end) with flutter and create the back-end/server only with Part 3 Docker and the latest server technology,

It seems like we'll be able to build web and apps simultaneously much faster than we thought.

If you have any additional suggestions, please email us at dream@fun-coding.org .

thank you

Courses currently open or scheduled to open on Infraon

Full Stack Course: Tech Tree that will help you create the latest web/app services from A to Z on your own

They are numbered in order of ripening.

1. Python and data collection (crawling) basics (Python and web, data understanding basics)
2. MySQL and Data Storage/Analysis Basics (SQL Database Basics)
3. NoSQL(mongodb) Big Data Basics (NoSQL Database Basics)
4. Fastest Full Stack: Python Backend and Web Technology Basics [Full Stack Part 1]
5. Solid Front-end Fundamentals for Full Stack: Javascript (Vanilla JS and ES6+) and Latest Web Technologies [Full Stack Part 2]
6. Docker and the latest server technology for full stack (Linux, nginx, AWS, HTTPS, flask deployment) [Full Stack Part 3]
7. Flutter Basics for Full Stack App Development (Full Stack Part 4, scheduled to open in the second half of 2021)
8. Basic Vue or React Framework for Full Stack (Full Stack Part 5, scheduled for the second half of 2021)

As app/web technologies are rapidly changing, we have adjusted our priorities. In order to take the lead in more recent technologies, we will first proceed with flutter, the latest technology that supports both web and apps.

* Full stack course packages are also available at a discounted price. (Discounts will be reduced soon.)
[Beginner~Intermediate] Full-stack roadmap to learn the easiest and most up-to-date technology (Shortcut)

Data Analysis/Science Course: The latest tech tree that can bring in the data you want, analyze it, and even make predictions.

They are numbered in order of ripening.

1. Python and data collection (crawling) basics (Python and web, data understanding basics)
2. Conquering Scrapy and Selenium (Currently the most advanced crawling intermediate technology and related IT knowledge)
3. SQL and Data Storage/Analysis Basics (Data Storage/Analysis)
4. NoSQL(mongodb) Big Data Basics (Big Data Storage/Analysis)
5. First Python Data Analysis (Data Preprocessing and Pandas, Latest Visualization)
6. Machine Learning Basics (Data Prediction, June 21)
7. AI Artificial Intelligence Basics (Data Prediction Automation, 2nd Half of 2021)

* We are also offering our current data science course packages at a discounted price. (The discount rate will be reduced soon.)
[Beginner~Beginner] Learn the basic data analysis techniques for employment easily and thoroughly (Shortcut)