Backend 101 for Frontend Developers (NestJS, TypeORM)

Supabase: Giving Wings to Full-stack Development! Through 3 clone projects, you will quickly learn how to build practical-level full-stack applications using Next.js 14 and Supabase.

🔥 This is a practical full-stack course where you will directly implement the entire process a student experiences, from course enrollment to payment and deployment. By building everything yourself, including course exploration, detail pages, course registration, video viewing, reviews and questions, shopping cart and actual payment, continue watching, and Docker + AWS deployment, you will learn user flows and structural design similar to real services and complete an an advanced full-stack experience.

🔥 From course registration to video uploads, this is a hands-on full-stack course that implements knowledge creator features just like the real thing. Using Next.js 15 and NestJS, you'll build course creation, curriculum composition, thumbnail and video uploads, and detailed description writing following the actual Inflearn workflow, gaining near-professional experience with Prisma modeling, JWT authentication, S3 + CloudFront uploads, Swagger API design, and more.

Supabase to give wings to full-stack development! Complete full-stack development in 2 hours with Supabase, a superset of Firebase.

This is a curriculum full of Captain's personal feelings, an 8-year full-stack developer who fell in love with coding. It is filled with Captain's desire to teach everything about the backend! As you listen to this lecture, you will find yourself thinking, 'Does he really teach this much?' Let's start with this lecture that thoroughly explains even the parts that everyone finds difficult.

Learn how to build web APIs and backend logic and integrate them with HTML/CSS/Javascript websites without managing physical servers/network equipment using a free Amazon Cloud account, through a simple Kanban project.

This course will teach you how to quickly develop a backend API. It covers NestJS, TypeORM, MySQL, JWT authentication, DB and API design, HTTP communication, and Swagger API documentation automation.

You can't just let the server you worked so hard to build rot away in a development environment. This lecture will teach you how to operate a server that can be accessed from outside using AWS.

🔥 From course registration to video uploads, this is a hands-on full-stack course that implements knowledge creator features just like the real thing. Using Next.js 15 and NestJS, you'll build course creation, curriculum composition, thumbnail and video uploads, and detailed description writing following the actual Inflearn workflow, gaining near-professional experience with Prisma modeling, JWT authentication, S3 + CloudFront uploads, Swagger API design, and more.

In this lecture, you will learn about AWS ECS, one of the representative technologies of Container Orchestration! You will also build CICD with Github Action. However, you will not learn ECS from the beginning. ECS can be called the king of DevOps, so it can feel too difficult. So, in the beginning of the lecture, we will first cover the basics with AWS Lightsail, which has a relatively low learning curve among traditional virtual servers. You will also experience the limitations and inconveniences of the existing method. By building up with the basics and “Why” in this way, you will naturally learn Docker Containers and ECS!

This course is a practical-focused learning program for JWT-based token authentication and security enhancement techniques that are essential in modern web service environments. Using Spring Boot 3, Spring Security 6, and React, you'll implement secure login systems and cover comprehensive security practices including XSS·CSRF countermeasures, HTTPS implementation, token reissuance and revocation strategies, and secure secret key management. Additionally, you'll practice real service-level environment configuration through AWS build·deployment and performance optimization using Redis, and the complete project source code provided in the course can be directly applied to real-world work.

You can quickly experience the process of deploying a sample e-commerce service to AWS and continuously improving it into a robust and efficient environment.

Supabase to give wings to full-stack development! Complete full-stack development in 2 hours with Supabase, a superset of Firebase.

This course covers how to actually publish the websites I've created to the world. From basic hosting using Dothome to hosting on git and cloud deployment through AWS, it's structured so you can easily follow along while experiencing hosting step by step. Rather than just stopping at writing code, you can build confidence as a web developer through various hosting experiences and actually operate real services.

We will explore the detailed features and options of AWS's most fundamental and core services, and by implementing cloud architecture step-by-step using these services, we will understand the structure and operating principles of infrastructure while building both the capability and confidence to directly construct cloud infrastructure.

In this course, you will be able to create a Reddit website from scratch, step by step.

This course is not just simple clone coding or a basic tutorial. By implementing an LMS (Learning Management System) platform like Inflearn from start to finish at an MVP level, it provides an all-in-one solution that freelancers, solo developers, and early-stage startup members can immediately apply in real-world projects. We cover the entire tech stack used in actual production environments at once: Next.js, Flutter, Supabase, Firebase (FCM), AWS, Vercel, Xcode, Android Studio, ElevenLabs, and Toss Payments. You'll experience the complete process of simultaneously developing web and mobile apps, including social login, automatic multilingual dubbing, HLS streaming-based lecture playback, payment integration, and deployment to the App Store and Play Store. This course focuses on the important workflows, configurations, and deployment processes that matter in real-world development, rather than detailed line-by-line coding. Therefore, it's suitable for developers looking to become independent freelancers, teams that need to quickly validate MVPs at startups, and junior developers who want to experience the full scope of real-world development.

Let's look into how to deploy Abyss for non-majors!

I've created a cram course that will help you pass the AWS SAA-C03 (AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate) certification in just 2 weeks with only 163 questions!

We will inform you about all the security aspects of migration using MySQL and direct operation of DB Server.

It explains almost everything surrounding the cloud in an easy-to-understand manner. If you listen to it before the actual practice, you will be able to understand development or infrastructure cloud well.

How are you using TypeScript, the standard of Node.js? If you only add type annotations, it is not real TypeScript. I prepared everything because I don't know what you will like. Let's learn TypeScript A to Z :)