Full Stack Description

FullStackv2.yml

Slug: full-stack-v2
Title: Full Stack for Front-End Engineers, v2
Subtitle: Spend Two Full Days Immersed in Developer Operations with Jem Young

Teachers:
  - young

Excerpt:
  In this 2-day workshop, learn the skills needed to work across the stack and
  build a web application from start to finish.

Benefits:
  - Become comfortable with the command line interface
  - Understand the essential parts of server operations
  - Learn how avoid common pitfalls when securing your server
  - Learn how to choose the correct database
  - Learn the how and why of Docker containers

Summary:
  If you've ever wondered what it means to stand up a server or what all those
  obscure terms like "load balancer" or "reverse proxy" mean, this is the course
  for you. From understanding different types of databases to securing your web
  server, Jem Young will teach you the skills needed to work across the stack.
  Taught from the perspective of a fellow Frontend Engineer, this course gives
  the tools and knowledge to build a working web application from start to
  finish.

Audience:
  Overview:
    This course designed for Frontend Engineers who want deeper knowledge into
    the full cycle of creating a web application. As we will be covering some
    unfamiliar concepts, this class is probably not for people new to
    programming or for those unfamiliar with basic JavaScript.

  # Optional prerequisite list
  Prerequisites:
    - Access to a Unix based terminal (Linux, OSX, or Windows Subsystem for
      Linux)
    - Passing familiarity with the command line
    - (Optional) Access to a credit card if you wish purchase a domain

Agenda:
  Schedule:
    - 0930: Introduction
      0945: What does "Full Stack" mean
      1000: How does the internet work
      1030: Command line basics
      1100: SSH
      1130: "The cloud"
      1200: Lunch
      1300: Connecting your domain to your server
      1330: Setting up your server
      1430: Nginx
      1500: HTTPS
      1600: Recap
    - 0930: Introduction
      1030: Containers
      1100: Docker
      1200: Lunch
      1300: Databases
      1330: Connecting a database
      1400: Server security
      1500: HTTP/2
      1530: Load Balancers
      1600: Recap
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