A Full-Stack Restaurant Guide Project for Non-Majors!: Front, Back-end, and Deployment

client

1. The core points! HTML, CSS
   • HTML main tags
   • CSS Box Model, Position, Flex...
2. Let's make a restaurant map first! : HTML, CSS + Kakao Map Publishing
   
   • Creating a food map framework with HTML and CSS
   • Inserting a map using Kakao Map API
3. Javascript grammar neatly organized
   • variable, operator..
   • condition, loop
   • function
4. JS DOM and Asynchronous Processing
   • DOM && Event Handling
   • Asynchronous
5. Kakao Map API
   • Map Creation & Controller
   • Create a Marker
   • Customizing the InfoWindow
   • Category Handling

Server

1. Let's build a server! AWS server that is easy to understand and build
   • AWS EC2 + Linux Ubuntu
   • Nginx, Node Express.js, MySQL
2. A space to store data, DB design method and SQL learned with MySQL
   • ERD design
   • Queries
3. Express.js backend and REST API that provides clean data
   • REST API
   • How to use Express
   • CRUD API implementation
4. Should we complete the restaurant map?
   • Project Completion Assignment
5. Distribute: Make your restaurant map visible to the world
   
   • Git, Github
   • PM2 Non-stop distribution
   • Domain application

Q. Why should I learn full-stack technologies?
I've seen many people who are new to programming just study grammar repeatedly and give up without actually developing. There is a difference between the algorithm field that requires programming thinking and the field of practical development. I want to give you the experience of learning full-stack technology and feeling the AZ of a project!

Q. I'm new to coding. Is it okay for me to take the course?
We have tried our best to organize the lectures so that even non-majors can take the course, but a minimum of basic knowledge is required. If you are a college student, you can take the course if you have taken a basic programming course at school, and if you can understand life coding, I think you can take the course. If you have any difficulties, please ask questions at any time! I will respond quickly.

Q. What should I do after I get stronger?
What I recommend is to come up with a project. Decide on a project that you want to make and try it out. If you choose a field that you find interesting while taking the class and try to build up your expertise, it will be of great help.

Q. Is there anything I should be careful about when taking the class?
A. When proceeding with the client part, it will be based on the Chrome web browser, and the entire lecture will be based on the Windows OS.

A. There may be keyboard noise as there are parts where you write code directly during the lecture.
If you are very sensitive to sound, please be sure to check the volume of the public lecture.

A. In the server part lecture , learning is conducted in a top-down format .
We provide Express templates and learn how to design RestAPIs using them.
This is an MVC pattern template created by the instructor himself, not an Express generator.
We focus on understanding the template structure and implementing functionality by leveraging it.
In terms of learning style, if you think you have to learn by writing all the code yourself to create templates from the bottom-up, please take note.