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- title
- FARM Stack Course
- author
- Lukasz Sokolowski
FARM Stack Course
FARM Stack Training Materials
Copyright Notice
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Overview
- What is FARM stack?
- FARM vs MERN
FARM acronym
FastAPI Intro
- Fast and fast to code
- Very high performance (like NodeJS or Go)
- Fewer bugs and intuitive
- Reduce of human errors, great editor support (completion, less debugging)
- Easy and short
- easy to use and learn (less docs),
- plenty features from each parameter, etc
- Robust and standards-based:
- production-ready code, automatic interactive docs
- OpenAPI (aka Swagger), JSON Schema, etc
Our Course Plan ⌘
In overall
- DAY1 - FARM intro, JS, TS, React.js
- js_mats (bits only) - Typescript
- dev envi(FE)
- react part (hands-on) - React Basics
- DAY2 - MongoDB, FastAPI, connecting with FE (react)
- dev envi(BE)
- db - cli, queries, functions - MongoDB part
- FastAPI - crud, deploying, securing, testing
