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Backend Developer Roadmap 🗺️ 1. Learn Programming Fundamentals 2. Understand Databases 3. Web Development Basics 4. Learn a Backend Framework or Technology 5. API Development 6. Security 7. Testing 8.Version Control 9. Containerization and Orchestration 10. Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) 11. Monitoring and Logging 12. Cloud Platforms #javascript #backend #backenddeveloper

Added Docker compose for .Net 8 + Angular 18 + SqlServer to KnightArchitecture With Docker Compose, you can define your entire stack and use it in Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines to automate tests and deployments. 🔧 Consistent Environment Across All Stages Docker Compose ensures your development, testing, and production environments are identical. No more "it works on my machine" headaches—your app behaves the same everywhere. 📦 Simplified Deployment Bundle your monolithic app and its dependencies into containers, deploy them anywhere with Docker installed, and configuration drift goodbye. Docker Compose isn't just for microservices; it's a game-changer for modernizing CI/CD workflows, even for monolithic architectures. Embrace the future, one container at a time 🌟 Will add the flow for CI/CD for this project soon 👉 Explore it now: https://lnkd.in/dPPTiBUu Let’s hear your thoughts! Have you tried Docker Compose for monolithic apps? Share your experiences below 🚀 #MonolithicApplications #DockerCompose #DevOps #Deployment #OpenSource

Credits:Regbits Certainly! Here’s a concise overview of the backend development roadmap in 2024 : Master the Basics: Start with understanding JavaScript fundamentals, asynchronous programming, and ES6+ features. Node.js & Express: Dive into backend development with Node.js and Express for building server-side applications. Databases: Gain proficiency in databases, both SQL (like PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (like MongoDB). Authentication: Implement user authentication and authorization using JWT or OAuth. Testing: Learn to write tests for your backend code using frameworks like Jest or Mocha. DevOps: Get familiar with DevOps practices, including CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes. Microservices: Explore microservices architecture and learn to build scalable systems. GraphQL: Understand and implement GraphQL for more efficient data retrieval. Advanced Topics: Delve into advanced topics like serverless architecture, WebSocket, and security best practices. This roadmap is designed to take you from a beginner to a proficient backend developer with a strong focus on JavaScript technologies. Happy coding! 🚀 #Backendevelopment #TechCommunity #Inovation #Learning

Middleware is a new powerful addition to the architecture of Next.js applications, first introduced in Next.js 12. Middleware are arbitrary functions that you can write, which are executed on user HTTP requests before they hit the Next.js server. In practice, middleware functions are deployed to the cloud edge (i.e. CDN), on a platform like Vercel. By running on the edge, middleware can quickly rewrite and reroute requests to the server, or respond directly to short-circuit the server.Middleware have been used to perform fast bot detection, feature flags, analytics, routing, and A/B tests. #NextJS #Middleware #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #NodeJS #WebDev #Coding #Programming #FrontendDevelopment #NextJSTips #NextJSTutorial #NextJSFeatures #NextJS #Middleware #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #NodeJS #WebDev #Coding #Programming #FrontendDevelopment #NextJSTips #NextJSTutorial #NextJSFeatures

Unlocking the Power of Swagger: Convert to HTTP Effortlessly In the dynamic world of software development, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are vital in supporting software systems' communication. One device that has earned massive favour for designing and documenting APIs is Swagger. Swagger, or the OpenAPI Specification (OAS), provides a standardised way to describe, produce, consume, and visualise RESTful web services. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g7nZ5BXf #dotnetdeveloper #dotnetcore #dotnetframework #dotnetdevelopers #dotnetjobs #aspdotnet #dotnetdevelopment #dotnetinstitute #dotnetconf DotNet Expert #csharpdotnet #dotnettraining #dotnetprogramming #dotnettricks #dotnetmaui #dotnetfullstack #dotnetmvc #dotnetdays #dotnethiring #csharp #csharpdotnet #csharpdeveloper #csharpminor #csharpecorner #csharpcorner #csharpcoding #csharpguru #csharplanguage #csharpproject #csharptutorial #csharplearning 

🔷 NestJS Roadmap: From Beginner to Pro! 1️⃣ Basics: ▶️ Controllers, Services, Modules ▶️ Understanding the project structure 2️⃣ Intermediate: ▶️ Dependency Injection and Providers ▶️ Middleware, Pipes, Guards, Interceptors 3️⃣ Advanced ▶️ Database Integration (TypeORM, Mongoose) ▶️ Authentication & Authorization (JWT, OAuth2, Passport) ▶️ Microservices and Event-Driven Architecture ▶️ WebSockets and Real-time Communication ▶️ Performance Optimization and Best Practices 4️⃣ Expert: ▶️ Deployment and DevOps (Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD) ▶️ Advanced Techniques (Custom Decorators, Modules) 🌐 Learning Resources ❇️ Official Documentation ❇️ Books and Online Courses ❇️ Community Blogs and Tutorials #NestJS #JavaScript #TypeScript #NodeJS #WebDevelopment #Microservices #DevOps #SoftwareEngineering

Hi everyone 😜 I’ve just published a new post about configuring the .npmrc file. 🚀 This post covers essential topics like registry configuration, authentication, proxy settings, caching, and more. It also explains the precedence of different .npmrc files (global, user, project, and per-package). Your feedback and thoughts are welcome! 🤗 #npm #NodeJS #JavaScript #TypeScript #WebDevelopment #Programming #Coding #SoftwareDevelopment #TechGuide #TechTips

WAPPI is out and open source. 6 years ago I started using AWS lambdas more and more, and got so sick of setting up the basic shit to make them work. So I started templating what I needed to do. Basically automating the setup process. Fast forward 6 years, and 453 versions later (according to npm), although it feels like about 1000 iterations. It's got to a point where it's pretty powerful as a API framework. Also after some of my major personal reluctance to Typescript, it's now totally in Typescript and even transfers types from the backend API to the frontend instantly! I've used it in 4 companies now and it's a reliable fast API framework. Many of you who I've developed with have heard about it, so it would be cool for you to try out and let me know how it can be improved. Warning, I use a Mac... So I don't know how well it runs of windows. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gEbxH29X There also a front end package here: https://lnkd.in/gTKrjJPV Stay Awesome! Waz

RestTemplate vs. WebClient: Which One Should You Use? 🤔 As a developer working on modern Spring Boot applications, one of the critical decisions is choosing the right tool for HTTP communication between microservices. Let's break down the differences between RestTemplate and WebClient: RestTemplate 1) Synchronous: Blocks the thread until the response is received. 2) Ease of Use: Simple to use for straightforward HTTP requests. 3) Deprecation Alert: Officially deprecated as of Spring 5. Not recommended for new projects. 4) When to Use: Legacy systems or when synchronous communication is sufficient. WebClient 1) Asynchronous: Non-blocking, allowing threads to handle other tasks while waiting for responses. 2) Reactive Programming: Built for reactive streams, making it perfect for modern, scalable applications. 3) Future-proof: Preferred choice for new Spring Boot projects. 4) When to Use: High-throughput, reactive microservices, or non-blocking operations. #SpringBoot #Java #Microservices #WebClient #RestTemplate