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TLDR

Full-stack JavaScript bootcamp training materials covering front-end history, React, Node.js back-ends, and engineering practices for developers with basic web knowledge.

Mindmap

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    What it covers
      Front-end history
      React fundamentals
      Node.js and APIs
      Testing and CI
    Format
      Four lectures
      Two-day workshop
      Hands-on exercises
    Tech stack
      JavaScript
      React
      Node.js
      Express
    Audience
      Intermediate devs
      Bootcamp learners
      Full-stack students
    Skills taught
      REST APIs
      Unit testing
      Code analysis
      Continuous integration

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Run a two-day full-stack JavaScript bootcamp for developers transitioning from front-end to full-stack roles.

USE CASE 2

Learn React application architecture and best practices through structured lectures and hands-on coding exercises.

USE CASE 3

Set up continuous integration and automated testing pipelines using Travis CI and testing frameworks.

USE CASE 4

Understand Node.js back-end development and how to build RESTful APIs with Express.

Tech stack

JavaScriptReactNode.jsExpressTravis CI

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min
You may use, modify, and distribute this work freely, but any derivative works must also be licensed under GPL v3 and source code must be made available.

In plain English

This repository contains training materials for a full-stack JavaScript developer bootcamp, written in Chinese. The description translates to "full-stack engineer training materials." The course is structured as four lectures designed to fit a two-day workshop format, aimed at learners who already have basic knowledge of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and the command line, it is not for complete beginners. The four sessions cover: the history and evolution of front-end development; React fundamentals and application architecture; Node.js back-end development including RESTful APIs and the Express framework; and front-end engineering practices including continuous integration, static code analysis, unit testing, and functional testing using Travis CI. Hands-on exercises accompany the lectures. The materials are licensed under GPL v3.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I want to teach a two-day JavaScript bootcamp. How should I structure the jstraining materials to fit a workshop schedule?
Prompt 2
Show me the React fundamentals section from jstraining and explain how to set up the hands-on exercises for students.
Prompt 3
How do I set up Travis CI and unit testing for a Node.js Express API using the practices covered in jstraining?
Prompt 4
What front-end engineering practices does jstraining teach, and how do I implement them in a real project?
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