Instagram clone with FastAPI, ReactJS and Android
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- Apr 23, 2025

Instagram clone with FastAPI, ReactJS and Android, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 72 lectures, based on 44 reviews, and has 662 subscribers.
You will learn about Instagram clone project development FastAPI ReactJS Android Web technologies Network communication Database storage This course is ideal for individuals who are Web full stack developers or Mobile full stack developers It is particularly useful for Web full stack developers or Mobile full stack developers.
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Summary
Title: Instagram clone with FastAPI, ReactJS and Android
Price: $64.99
Average Rating: 4.25
Number of Lectures: 72
Number of Published Lectures: 72
Number of Curriculum Items: 72
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72
Original Price: $89.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
This course will teach you how to build an Instagram like project from beginning to end. It will build your knowledge of full stack development, both on the web stack and mobile stack.
We will cover all layers of development. From database design and communication, API development, and user authentication on the backend layer.
Then we will build our first client, a react js application using HTML, CSS and Javascript. We will implement all features available in the backend API, and you will learn how to use the API we’ve just developed to make the project works smoothly.
Finally, we will implement a mobile client. We will build it in Android, and it will be able to communicate with the API to provide an interface similar to the web one, but built on native Android.
By the end of this course you will have a clear understanding of how all these technologies work together and collaborate to make our project a reality. And you will also have a project that you can build upon and improve, if you would like to add more functionality.
So sign up today and let’s build an end to end Instagram clone project, with web and mobile clients.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: FastAPI
Lecture 1: Project overview
Lecture 2: Important message about Udemy reviews
Lecture 3: Engage on social media
Lecture 4: FastAPI requirements
Lecture 5: Project setup
Lecture 6: Database creation code
Lecture 7: Database setup
Lecture 8: Create user
Lecture 9: Password encryption
Lecture 10: Create post
Lecture 11: Get all posts
Lecture 12: Upload image
Lecture 13: Authentication token generation
Lecture 14: Authentication
Lecture 15: Delete post
Lecture 16: Comments
Lecture 17: CORS
Lecture 18: Create data
Chapter 3: Instagram client – React JS
Lecture 1: Project overview
Lecture 2: Project setup
Lecture 3: Retrieve posts from backend
Lecture 4: Display images
Lecture 5: Caption and comments
Lecture 6: Post header
Lecture 7: Sort posts
Lecture 8: Header
Lecture 9: Signup dialog
Lecture 10: Authentication
Lecture 11: Update header
Lecture 12: Maintain authentication
Lecture 13: Signup modal
Lecture 14: Signup functionality
Lecture 15: Post upload UI
Lecture 16: Upload image
Lecture 17: Create post
Lecture 18: Delete post
Lecture 19: Comment interface
Lecture 20: Upload comment
Lecture 21: Retrieve updated comments
Lecture 22: Review
Chapter 4: Instagram client – Android
Lecture 1: Project overview
Lecture 2: gradle setup
Lecture 3: Create project
Lecture 4: Main layout code
Lecture 5: Main layout
Lecture 6: Network communication
Lecture 7: Perform a network call
Lecture 8: Post layout code
Lecture 9: Post layout
Lecture 10: RecyclerView Adapter
Lecture 11: Showing the posts
Lecture 12: Update layout
Lecture 13: Login layout code
Lecture 14: Login dialog layout
Lecture 15: Show login dialog
Lecture 16: Login network call
Lecture 17: Login functionality
Lecture 18: Signup dialog code
Lecture 19: Signup dialog layout
Lecture 20: Show signup dialog
Lecture 21: Signup functionality
Lecture 22: Update post UI
Lecture 23: Reverse posts order
Lecture 24: Select image
Lecture 25: Upload image
Lecture 26: Upload post
Lecture 27: Post deletion
Lecture 28: Create comment
Lecture 29: Refresh layout
Lecture 30: Review
Chapter 5: Conclusion
Lecture 1: Conclusion
Instructors

Catalin Stefan
Software Development Teacher
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