Practice Application Development With React And Django

Practice Application Development With React And Django, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 153 lectures, based on 33 reviews, and has 371 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn practical applications of test-driven design for React and Django development. Deploy applications to Azure using Infrastructure-As-Code. Package software applications as containers and run in Azure Kubernetes Service. Deploy PostgreSQL database for a Django application in Azure. Use Azure Key Vault to manage Kubernetes secrets. Automate deployment of applications using Azure DevOps. Secure application development environments that are hosted in the cloud using Azure VPN and private DNS. This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers looking to understand how to deploy applications into a production environment. or This course is great for React and Pythong developers that want to learn more about test driven design. It is particularly useful for Developers looking to understand how to deploy applications into a production environment. or This course is great for React and Pythong developers that want to learn more about test driven design.

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Summary

Title: Practice Application Development With React And Django

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 153

Number of Published Lectures: 153

Number of Curriculum Items: 153

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 153

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn practical applications of test-driven design for React and Django development.

Deploy applications to Azure using Infrastructure-As-Code.

Package software applications as containers and run in Azure Kubernetes Service.

Deploy PostgreSQL database for a Django application in Azure.

Use Azure Key Vault to manage Kubernetes secrets.

Automate deployment of applications using Azure DevOps.

Secure application development environments that are hosted in the cloud using Azure VPN and private DNS.

Who Should Attend

Developers looking to understand how to deploy applications into a production environment.

This course is great for React and Pythong developers that want to learn more about test driven design.

Target Audiences

Developers looking to understand how to deploy applications into a production environment.

This course is great for React and Pythong developers that want to learn more about test driven design.

This course is meant to provide you with some real-world examples of building React and Django applications using test driven design.  React Context will be used for state management in the front end application.  Django will be used as an API back end application, using the Django REST framework. You will use Azure DevOps Repo to store application source code and use Azure Pipelines to automate the building and testing of the code.  You will learn to package the applications in containers and deploy them into a development Azure Kubernetes Service environment that is not accessible to the Internet.  Nginx will be used to serve the static files for the React front end and the Django administration site. You will deploy a private PostgreSQL database for the backend application, keeping the data safely off the Internet.  Using an Azure VPN to connect to the development environment, you will be able to confirm the application functionality.  PGAdmin will be used to connect to the database over the VPN.  Proper management of secret information, such as database passwords and email passwords, will be addressed by integrating Kubernetes with Azure Key Vault.  You will also learn to perform Django database migrations in cloud environments.  After performing security testing in the development environment, you will create the production environment and deploy the application to the public. 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Outline

Lecture 3: Who Is Your Instructor

Lecture 4: Course Requirements

Lecture 5: Frontend Design Considerations

Lecture 6: Final Design

Lecture 7: The Source Code

Chapter 2: Section 2 – Setup The Environment

Lecture 1: Sign Up For An Azure Account

Lecture 2: Install Azure CLI

Lecture 3: Setup Azure Devops

Lecture 4: Installing Powershell 7

Lecture 5: Install Docker Desktop

Lecture 6: Install Node.js

Lecture 7: Install PGAdmin 4

Lecture 8: Install Postman

Lecture 9: Install Python

Lecture 10: Install Helm

Lecture 11: Install Kubectl

Chapter 3: Start The Frontend Project

Lecture 1: Create The React Project

Lecture 2: Start test driven design with Test Library And Jest

Lecture 3: A Simple Test

Lecture 4: Add React Routing

Lecture 5: Adding More Tests In The Happy Path

Lecture 6: Update The Style Of The Website

Lecture 7: Create The Login Page

Chapter 4: Create The Frontend Registration Page

Lecture 1: Disable The Login Button And Tests For The Registration Page

Lecture 2: Coding The Registration Page

Lecture 3: Enable The Register Button

Lecture 4: Test For Password Complexity When Registering

Lecture 5: Code To Test For Password Complexity

Lecture 6: Test To Make Sure The Button State Is Always Correct

Lecture 7: Test To Check Email Format

Lecture 8: User Verification Email Sent

Lecture 9: Setup Mock Service Worker

Lecture 10: Never Code Constants

Lecture 11: Check For Loading Message

Lecture 12: The Verification Page

Lecture 13: The completed verification Page

Chapter 5: Frontend Login Page

Lecture 1: Login Page Test

Lecture 2: Passing Login Test

Lecture 3: Testing Login Errors

Lecture 4: Login Page Shows Loading

Lecture 5: Store Access Tokens in Local Storage

Lecture 6: Read Access Tokens From Local Storage

Lecture 7: Logout

Chapter 6: Frontend User Profile Page

Lecture 1: Set Access Token In Test Local Storage

Lecture 2: Test Front End User Profile Page Shows User Info

Lecture 3: Send Unauthenticated Users To Login

Lecture 4: Test Front End User Profile Page Can Update

Lecture 5: Finish Coding Front End User Profile Page Can Update

Lecture 6: Update Profile Shows Errors

Lecture 7: Profile Page Shows Loading When Updating

Lecture 8: Profile Page Updates Password

Lecture 9: Add Test For Password Complexity To Profile Update Page

Chapter 7: Frontend Forgot Password Page

Lecture 1: Frontend Forgot Password Page Prevents Blank Emails

Lecture 2: Test The Front End Forgot Password Page Sends To Backend

Lecture 3: Front End Forgot Password Page Sends To Backend

Lecture 4: Front End Forgot Password Page Shows Error

Lecture 5: Forgot Password Page Display Loading

Lecture 6: Forgot Password Page Checks Email Format

Lecture 7: Reset password page displays as expected

Lecture 8: Reset password page sends request to backend

Lecture 9: Reset password page shows error message

Lecture 10: Reset Password Page Shows Loading

Lecture 11: Reset Password Page To Test Password For Complexity

Lecture 12: Review The Frontend

Chapter 8: The RESTful Backend API with Django

Lecture 1: Start The Backend Project

Lecture 2: Creating The Django Application

Lecture 3: Create Tests For Custom Django User Model

Lecture 4: Update Django User Model

Lecture 5: Update The Django Admin Forms For Custom User Model

Lecture 6: Tests For The User Registration Endpoint

Lecture 7: Code The User Registration Endpoint

Lecture 8: User Registration Handles Existing Email

Lecture 9: Email Verification Workflow

Lecture 10: Updating Django Settings For Email

Lecture 11: Get Django Settings From Environment Variables

Lecture 12: Use Postman To Test The Registration Endpoint

Lecture 13: Email Verification Secret

Lecture 14: User Verification Backend Endpoint

Lecture 15: Test And Code The User Access Token

Lecture 16: Test Access Token Lifetimes

Lecture 17: User Profile Endpoint

Lecture 18: Code Backend To Change User Profile

Lecture 19: User Profile Update Returns New Access Token and Refresh Token

Lecture 20: User Profile Update Only Works With Put

Lecture 21: Basic Tests And Code For The Forgot Password Endpoint

Lecture 22: Valid Email Sends A Password Reset Email

Lecture 23: Fix Forgot Password URL

Lecture 24: Password Reset Endpoint Returns 400 With Bad Secret

Lecture 25: Password Reset Backend Returns 200 With Good Secret

Lecture 26: Password Reset Backend Fails With Good Secret And No Password

Instructors

James Smith
Principcal and CTO at Abliminal Inc.

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