Ryan Dhungel
Master the art of building a highly scalable real world project using MERN Stack for a new startup that will scale infinitely. I will demonstrate how you could launch a project that will have a solid architecture to grow in future to be used by potentially millions of users.
Tech stack
We will be using React and NextJS (React Framework) in the client side.
We will build an API/server using Node Express MongoDB.
We will use AWS services such as S3 for files storage, SES for sending emails and EC2 for cloud hosting IAM for Identity and access management Route 53 for domain management along with custom rules/policy.
We will use Mongo Atlas as Managed Database Service in the cloud.
What we will build?
Build a startup project inspired by a successful real world app (discussed more in the lectures) where multiple users can login and post/manage contents they submit.
While building similar project, we will add few improvements to make it infinitely scalable and easier to maintain
Aim for low cost of operation and implement some functionalities to make much easier, fun and engaging for users to use.
Aim of the project
Target millions of potentials users to use and engage with our app
Instructor Details
Courses : 16
Specification: React Next.js Node API AWS – Build Scaling MERN Stack App
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| Price | $10.99 |
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| Duration | 25 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Kay Do –
This is my third course from Ryan and I learn new things every course. He has also improved his teaching styles over the time. What makes Ryan stand out from the rest of Udemy instructors is that he always answers student’s questions and listens to their requests such as factored the code to async/await from the callback hell,… There is one common downside I see in this course as the others that the main purpose of React is re usable components. I see many repeatable code that could be refactored into a single component and re use it in many pages. Another problem is state management, the project at this size should be used with Redux or Hook/Context API. Again this course is not for beginner, you should take a shorter beginner course from Ryan to get somethings out of this course.
Joseph C Cho –
More explanation could be helpful
Uzochukwu Eddie Odozi –
Great course. I like it
Pablo Tabares –
clear english and explanation. Like it
Uwimana Mahuku Benjamin –
This course is really practical and gives insights of tricks to handle real life challenges while developing web apps. Thanks Ryan.