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End to End React with Prisma 2

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  • Feb 18, 2025
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End to React with Prisma 2  No.1

End to End React with Prisma 2, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 34 lectures, based on 109 reviews, and has 21291 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will build an entire social RSS reader full stack application from scratch over 10 hours and learn all of the fundamentals of building a professional grade app. Learn all the techniques needed to build a fully fledged app- user login, permissions, database management, backend creation. The works! This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate React developers looking to bring together all components of a modern web app. It is particularly useful for Intermediate React developers looking to bring together all components of a modern web app.

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Summary

Title: End to End React with Prisma 2

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Students will build an entire social RSS reader full stack application from scratch over 10 hours and learn all of the fundamentals of building a professional grade app.
  • Learn all the techniques needed to build a fully fledged app- user login, permissions, database management, backend creation. The works!
  • Who Should Attend

  • Intermediate React developers looking to bring together all components of a modern web app.
  • Target Audiences

  • Intermediate React developers looking to bring together all components of a modern web app.
  • This course teaches you all of the skills and techniques needed for building a feature-packed application from the ground up.

    Over the course of 10 hours, we will build an RSS reader application that will allow people to create RSS feeds, share and bundle them together, and like their favorite ones. Articles within the feeds can also be saved to a saved articles list for easy access later.

    This is the full-stack tutorial that I wish I had after learning the basics of React.js- we will teach you how to take those basic skills and build on them to create all sorts of useful functionality that you need for real-life apps.

    First, we will build out our backend which will store and manage all of our data and provide an expressive API to fetch exactly the data that we need in a secure manner.

  • Use GraphQL and authorizer functions to prevent users from performing actions that they shouldn’t be able to such as deleting or editing records that they are not the author of.

  • Utilize Prisma 2 for managing a connection to the database and creating tables and schemas due to the relationships that we set up in our model.

  • Build a GraphQL API that allows us to fetch the fields and relations we need with no over-fetching.

  • Use Auth0 for authentication to trust requests coming from users and block malicious attacks.

  • After building our backend we will create a responsive frontend that can consume data from our backend.

  • Create a super snappy frontend with Next.js that is SEO friendly

  • Utilize optimistic response with Apollo to allow the UI to respond immediately to the user’s requests, even when backend requests are involved

  • Build our own beautiful and responsive UI with TailwindCSS

  • Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Build the GraphQL Backend

    Lecture 1: Lecture 0: Reference Github Repo- save this for later!

    Lecture 2: Introduction and Overview

    Lecture 3: Create the Next.js base

    Lecture 4: Configure Prisma 2 schema

    Lecture 5: Configure Auth0

    Lecture 6: Add graphQL server

    Lecture 7: Add Context and Middleware

    Lecture 8: Add Feed queries and mutations

    Lecture 9: Add Bundle queries and mutations

    Lecture 10: Add Nested Author information

    Lecture 11: Add FeedTag and BundleTag relations

    Lecture 12: Add LikeBundle and LikeFeed Mutations

    Lecture 13: Add Find queries

    Lecture 14: Add Update mutations

    Lecture 15: Add Create Saved Article operations

    Lecture 16: Add Delete mutations

    Lecture 17: Add queries, mutations, and fragments

    Chapter 2: Build the React Frontend

    Lecture 1: Add Tailwindcss

    Lecture 2: Add Layout and Navbar

    Lecture 3: Add ItemList component

    Lecture 4: Add OneListItem component

    Lecture 5: Add Badges

    Lecture 6: Create Items and Item Detail pages

    Lecture 7: Start the NewEditItem component

    Lecture 8: Add SearchItems component

    Lecture 9: Finish create item functionality

    Lecture 10: Add update existing item functionality

    Lecture 11: Add delete button

    Lecture 12: Add like button

    Lecture 13: Create the generate article list component

    Lecture 14: Add saved article list component

    Lecture 15: Add one article component

    Lecture 16: Add saved articles page

    Lecture 17: Bonus- tidying it all up

    Instructors

  • End to React with Prisma 2  No.2
    Stephen Jensen
    Full-stack Developer and Solutions Architect
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  • 1 stars: 6 votes
  • 2 stars: 4 votes
  • 3 stars: 11 votes
  • 4 stars: 38 votes
  • 5 stars: 50 votes
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