Svelte REST-API project

A course to learn the latest Node.js backend REST API using fastify, a Node.js framework boasting high speed, ORM Prisma, and Typescript.

This is a basic lecture that summarizes the core usage methods of Svelte, a front-end framework that is gaining attention worldwide. I created this lecture in the hope that more people in Korea can use Svelte easily and conveniently.

You will learn the basics and advanced usage of GraphQL, the next-generation API control technology, and gain real-world project experience through a virtual kiosk service created with GraphQL. The course has been partially updated to the latest version, apollo-server v4, as of February 2024.

This course will teach you the latest front-end framework, Svelte. After learning the basics of Svelte, you will learn how to use Svelte in real projects by creating a Todo app.

We're building and deploying a Svelte-based SPA movie search site!

The best Svelte.js course ever, over 21 hours long!

A practical course on easily building a super simple bulletin board with Spring Boot and React.js! This course focuses less on theory and more on hands-on practice, covering the web application development process for quick completion.

Systematic step-by-step project practice and deployment, built-in store utilization, full-stack application with SvelteKit and Supabase, all in one go!

Understanding Spring Boot + React.js Login (+Social) Service is a course designed to help you deeply understand the authentication flow between frontend and backend, by directly implementing a practical login system that includes JWT-based authentication and social login (Kakao/Google). The frontend is built on React.js, and the backend on Spring Boot, enabling you to learn step by step the practices used in real service environments, such as the Access Token + Refresh Token approach, user state management using HttpOnly Cookie and Redux, Role-based authorization, and social login integration.

A practical Java-based Microservices Architecture (MSA) course that can be applied directly to real work! This course is a project-centered hands-on course on microservices for Java developers. Rather than stopping at simple theory, you can learn the core principles and implementation methods of microservices architecture through practice by following the actual service development flow.

"DRF, let's use it knowing this." As the first instructor of Class View, this is a class where you can properly use DRF classes and learn inheritance and overriding accurately. Let's learn the core basics properly!

JavaScript, TypeScript Next is backend development! You will be able to develop REST API backends using NestJS, develop and deploy Socket IO.

Practice REST API and GraphQL while creating a simple SNS service based on React. We introduce how to easily and simply create a backend environment for frontend development.

You will learn the basics and advanced usage of GraphQL, the next-generation API control technology, and gain real-world project experience through a virtual kiosk service created with GraphQL. The course has been partially updated to the latest version, apollo-server v4, as of February 2024.

This is a full-stack restaurant map tutorial that allows you to learn everything from front-end, back-end, Kakao Map API usage, and deployment all at once while creating a restaurant map of your favorite YouTuber.

You can create a web game using Svelte, Express, JWT, and MongoDB. Those who want to cover both the FrontEnd and BackEnd are welcome!