#full-stack

[vikasblog1234]

The rapid evolution of technology has led to a surge in demand for full-stack developers. These versatile professionals possess the skills to manage both the front-end and back-end aspects of computer development systems. Given their comprehensive expertise, full-stack developers are invaluable assets to any organisation, capable of taking on a wide range of roles in application development. 

[abdelfattah-ragab]

Best Full Stack Instructor

Abdelfattah Ragab Best full stack instructor/teacher. Angular, NestJS, PostgreSQL, Firebase, Stripe, Shippo, Render, Webhooks, Git and GitHub.

[getfreecourses-uk]

Harkirat Singh Full Stack Open Source Cohort Course

Full Stack development is a dynamic field that requires continuous learning and adaptation to stay ahead in the technological landscape. GetFreeCourses.UK presents an immersive Full Stack Open Source Cohort Course led by the dynamic instructor, Harkirat Singh. This article explores the course's key features, shedding light on the unique learning experience it offers for those aspiring to master Full Stack development.

Unlocking the World of Full Stack Development

A Comprehensive Curriculum The Harkirat Singh Full Stack Open Source Cohort Course is meticulously crafted to provide participants with a holistic understanding of Full Stack development. Starting from foundational concepts, the course progressively delves into advanced topics, ensuring participants establish a robust foundation before exploring intricate aspects of both frontend and backend development. Hands-on Learning Philosophy A standout feature of this course is its emphasis on hands-on learning. Harkirat Singh advocates learning by doing, offering participants a plethora of coding assignments, projects, and real-world scenarios to apply their newfound knowledge. This practical approach ensures that participants not only grasp theoretical concepts but also gain valuable experience in solving real-world challenges.

Course Structure and Weekly Breakdown

Mastering JavaScript Fundamentals Commencing with a warmup session and orientation class, the course sets an exciting stage. Participants then immerse themselves in JavaScript fundamentals, covering asynchronous JavaScript, promises, and callbacks. Additional classes and assignments on Git further enhance the learning experience. Navigating Backend Development with Node.js Week 2 introduces participants to Express, Node.js, and the fundamentals of backend systems. They explore middlewares, requests, and responses, complemented by assignments that deepen their understanding of the backend development process. Frontend Development with HTML, CSS, and React As the course progresses, participants transition to frontend development, gaining insights into HTML, CSS, and React. Live sessions on React deep dive, component rendering, and state management foster a solid understanding of frontend technologies. Integrating TypeScript, Open Source Contribution, and Real-Time Projects The latter part of the course introduces TypeScript, emphasizing its integration into both backend and frontend development. Participants explore mono repos, CI/CD in full stack projects, and actively engage in open source contributions. A dedicated session on forking, solving issues, and writing a Discord bot adds a unique touch to the curriculum. Culminating in Real-Time Open Source Contributions The final weeks focus on real-time open source contributions, making participants an integral part of ongoing projects. Harkirat Singh guides them through open source issues, ensuring that the learning experience is not just theoretical but deeply rooted in practical scenarios.

Conclusion: Elevate Your Full Stack Journey with Harkirat Singh

In conclusion, the Harkirat Singh Full Stack Open Source Cohort Course on GetFreeCourses.UK is a golden opportunity for aspiring developers. With a well-structured curriculum, hands-on learning, and a focus on real-world applications, participants can expect to emerge from the course with a thorough understanding of Full Stack development and the confidence to actively contribute to open source projects. Seize the chance to elevate your skills under the guidance of an experienced instructor – enroll in the Harkirat Singh Full Stack Open Source Cohort Course today! Warmup Session - Week 0 | Orientation class JavaScript Fundamentals - Week 1.1 | Recapping Prerequisites, Basics of JS - Week 1.1 | Recap of Prerequisites, Basics of JS, Introduction to async JS - Week 1.2 | Additional class on JS - Week 1.3 | Exploring Async Concepts: Async, Await, Callbacks, Promises - Week 1.3 | In-depth Study of Async, Await, Callbacks, Promises (Zoom Upload) - Week 1.3 | Assignment Guidelines - Week 1.4 | Extra Class – Git and Assignments - Week 1.4 | Supplementary Session on Git/Github/Assignments - Assignment 1 – Solution Backend Development with Node.js and Express - Week 2.1 | Introduction to Express, Node.js, Backend Systems - Week 2.1 | Node.js, Backend Systems, and HTTP Servers - Week 2.2 | Understanding Middlewares, Request, and Responses - Extra class | Assignments on Promises and Async - Week 2.3 | Assignment Frontend Development: HTML, CSS, and React - Week 3.1 | Wrapping up Backend, Initiating Frontend - Week 3.2 | Basics of HTML, CSS, Introduction to React - Week 3.1 | Assignment - Week 4.1 | In-depth Exploration of React, Introduction to Components - Week 4.2 | Rendering, Props, and Context in React - Week 4.3 | Assignment State Management and TypeScript Integration - Week 5.1 | Introduction to State Management - Week 5.2 | Completing State Management - Week 5.3 | Assignment - Week 6.1 | Introducing Typescript, Migrating Backend to TS - Week 6.2 | Advanced Concepts in TypeScript, Transitioning Frontend to TS - Week 6.3 | Assignment 1 – Frontend - Week 6.4 | Assignment 2 – Backend Advanced Concepts: Mono Repos, CI/CD, and Open Source Contribution - Week 7.1 | Understanding Mono Repos, Introduction to Frameworks - Week 7.2 | CI/CD in Full Stack Projects - Week 7.3 | Assignment - Week 8.1 | Exploring Open Source Development - Week 8.2 | Forking and Resolving Issue #1 - Week 8.3 | Assignment 1 – Open Source Issue #1 - Week 8.4 | Assignment 2 – Open Source Issue #2 In-Depth Open Source Contribution and Real-Time Project Involvement - Week 9.1 | Navigating Through the Fork, Understanding Frontend of the Fork - Week 9.2 | Exploring the Main Repository - Week 9.3 | Assignment 1 – Open Source Issue #1 - Week 9.4 | Assignment 2 – Open Source Issue #2 - Week 10.1 | Real-Time Open Source Contribution to the Main Repository - Week 10.2 | Guiding Students Through Open Source Issues in Real Time - Week 10.3 | Open Source Issue in Main Repository - Unofficial Late-Night Session – Crafting a Discord Bot for User Validation Certificate of Completion - Week 11.1 | Open Source Contributions in Project #2 - Week 11.2 | Open Source Contributions in Project #2 – Part 2 Download Part 2 DOWNLOAD FILE WEEK 5.1.MP4 Download Part 2 Read the full article

[yourfuturefullstackdev]

We have a networking course in college, and I am happy to share my notes. For those who cannot read hand written notes, I shall explain what they are about here:

Internet is basically a large web constructed of many smaller networks that communicate with each other.

Types of these networks are:

Home networks that consist of a router that connects the devices to the internet, a computer and the devices, like a printer, that communicate with each other using the network. In today's smart homes, however, there may be many other appliances but for clarity I do not go there at the moment.

SOHO which means Small Office or Home Network. This includes basically same kind of structure the home network does, but also there is an access to the company network. This access can vary on the status of a worker and the safety protocol that the company has set. For example - there may be a collection of data and educational material for employee that is accessible remotely, but it may also be possible that some data is guarded so it is possible to acclaim only via the authorized devices ie. workplace laptop. Some data may be so private that it is only accessible to certain computers in certain place. We are returning to this later.

Medium to large networks can vary from library or school network to the network of a large company. These are large structures that include many end devices that use internet (clients) and many devices that provide networking services (servers). There may be several user roles, for example data authorized only by certain members of staff, data that is available for everyone, and data that is only available for the network administration.

Finally the internet, world wide web is a large entity that exists because these smaller networks exist. I am not a poet, nor a philosopher, but I think this is very beautiful concept. There is no a certain company or organization that is responsible or profits of internet, but it is a world wide collaborative project. Due this fact you can communicate with people from different cultures and parts of earth when ever you want.

If you got more interest, I warmly recommend the cisco networking academy which provides loads of material and resources and is the main source for my notes.

Got feedback? Cool! DM me :) If you are an extraterrestrial being, feel free to contact me, for I am interested of how networking can be done in space!

[bamsara]

being an adult means we can buy or make as much self-indulgent shit (as we can afford) and unironically have trinkets of our fave things cause our teen years was bullied for liking things and hiding/denying we were ever neurodivergent to the point of suicide. sucks for anyone that thinks its weird cringe but I'm going to try and allow myself to love myself in little ways now

[turtleblogatlast]

Something I’ve been thinking about lately is that small moment in “Air Turtle” where immediately after the Daves lose yet another game, Leo says how sorry he is and how he’s doing his best as the mascot. This moment is so short but it’s honestly jam-packed with a whole heap of characterization.

His need to apologize for things clearly not his fault - especially when it feels like he messes up the job he was given despite doing the best he can (the phrase “it’s not about you” takes a new meaning when this is one of the lessons to be learned from that - that he is not always solely responsible for things going wrong), his need to save face and make a connection with an older adult man in his life (something he consistently does throughout the series - he’s got a few daddy issues, always collecting potential father figures, it’s no wonder he jumps at the bit to keep rapport), and the way he sounds and looks and the words he chooses really pushes how he is just a kid (“Mr. the Dunk, I’m so sorry”).

Like I know it’s a one off moment that doesn’t truly mean much, but when put against the rest of the series it works really well with the rest of Leo’s established character and helps in solidifying later concepts as well.

[computer-nerd-girl]

[milfsisyphus]

we used to stack

[abdelfattah-ragab]

Best Full Stack Development Course

Angular, NestJS, PostgreSQL, Firebase, Stripe, Shippo, Webhooks and Git.

[motleyluu]

[rithmeres]

watch out for padre longlegs over here

[daily-fern]

Day 64

[rui-drawsbox]

Qingque, the character made by and for gamblers (like me)

[bruhstation]

you deserved better from me than an oversized uniform and a world full of troubles

[completeoveranalysis]

[2]

YUUKO TIME YUUKO TIME

EVERYONE SIT DOWN IT’S TIME FOR YUUKO

We can see the edges of the store’s reality are beginning to fade away. Time is running out. 

Time has been running out for a while but it appears that they’re really on the edge of it now, if the very fabric of it is wearing away even with Yuuko right there. 

She is also giving away feet pics, for free. In this economy. Which is surely another sign of how bad things are getting.

OHH OHH OHH. ITEMS? I'm in heaven.

Yuuko mentions that the treasure storage room should be especially protected, and we know these are the items that were critically important in granting significant wishes. My question is whether they need to be protected for their emotional worth, or if they will be used again at some unknown time in the future? Or if their continued existence is important for the reality of the wishes they have already granted? I guess we'll find out eventually!

But let’s see what we have!

-Fai’s power limiting tattoo, that he traded away to run from Ashura

-What looks like one of the dolls from Angelic Layer, still in its egg (which, like, thematically appropriate. Because egg.)

-What also looks like a little framed picture of one of the fox spirits?

-In the next frame we have Ginryuu - or like, the replica Ginryuu that Kurogane traded to get back to Tomoyo

-Next to it are two swords that I think must be the swords from Yasha and Ashura in the Shura/Shara arc, that helped pay for Yuuko’s assistance with Ashura

-A bird in a cage with ivy growing around it. I don’t recognise this at all, so maybe I've forgotten something

-Next panel over we have Fai’s staff, traded away so that they could enter the castle in Koryo

-And then we have xxxholic items! The water vase is the one from when Watanuki went to visit the Ame Warashi

-The little things below it look like the Chobits ears Watanuki was wearing when they investigated the school rumour very early on

-The decorated tube on the little stand I think is the Monkey’s Paw

-The tube below it looks like the container that held the noodle fox spirit, which I’m only just noticing we haven’t seen in a while

-And a fan! Oh, the fan that tengu traded to Yuuko so that Watanuki would save her from the spider? 

What a great selection of items! It's a fun way to showcase the connections between the various past arcs and storylines, while also reminding us of all the characters we've met and the wishes that tie things all together. The only thing I don’t recognise is the bird, so let me know if that's something I should know about!

[computer-nerd-girl]