JavaScript

We will go through the backend side of an application. We will present the core of an app using NestJS and how it relates to Angular, move on to create an API using GraphQL, and interact with data that will be stored in MongoDB.

After the infrastructure is set, we'll move on to interacting with users by setting up Cognito. Let us discuss how this can be scaled for a large number of users.

Let's not forget about API Security! We'll have to check our code for noSQL injection and XSS.

At the end of the day, we'll move to the browser to check up on Tensorflow.JS and how we can build a teachable machine by using an already-trained model and adding new rules.

We will explore front-end. You will first learn how to structure your react application for an enterprise project so that you and your team will work happily together.

We'll discuss popular libraries used for state management: mobx, redux toolkit, redux toolkit query, SWR and React Query. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using each one?

After a break, find out which react patterns make your code shine and learn how to implement role-based access for your application.

Finally, we will explore creating a helpful chrome extension using react and machine learning.