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Hi! I'm Sakib Rasul, an instructor at Flatiron School. This repository consists of a series of lectures (videos, problems, and code) concerning some of the major pillars of full-stack development. They are grouped into phases, as outlined below. If you're not sure where to start, click here!

Note: If you see something that could be improved, you can let me know with a pull request. Thanks!

Updated: Novmeber 18, 2024

  • Introduction An introduction to HTML, JS, and CSS.
  • Scuber Calculate distances and fares for their hyperlocal ridesharing service.
  • Introduction An introduction to event listeners.
  • TaskLister Use event listeners to add and remove tasks to and from a to-do list.
  • Game of Thrones Retrieve a list of Game of Thrones books by invoking fetch().
  • Advanced Concepts An overview of more advanced general programming and JavaScript concepts.
  • Humans, Dogs, Cats, and Robots Get, add, update, and remove humans (or dogs, or cats, or robots) from and to a local database with the help of json-server and fetch().
  • Ramen Rater Manage the metadata of your favorite ramen dishes with the help of GET requests, event listeners, and DOM manipulation.
  • Calexico Create a storefront for Calexico with the help of GET requests, PATCH requests, DOM events, and DOM manipulation!
  • Toy Tale Help Andy manage his toys with GET, POST, PATCH, and DELETE requests!

Use build tools to get started in React without a framework.

  • Bob's Neighbors Create a database of punny store names, with the help of GET, POST, PATCH, DELETE, events, and manipulation.
  • Planetary Registry Create a database of planets with the help of React!

An introduction to the world of Python.

An introduction to object-oriented programming, classes, attribute references, and properties.

All dogs are pets, but not all pets are dogs.

True enlightenment comes from knowing all your pastas.

One can have many.

Using tables, rows, and columns to represent data.

Mapping classes, instances, and data attributes to tables, rows, and columns.

Let people run and interact with your Python apps!

An introduction to Flask, SQLAlchemy, and Alembic.

Writing CRUD requests in Flask and SQLAlchemy.

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