Master Deno, React, Mongo, NGINX running with Docker-Compose

[TUTProfessor]

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Master Deno, React, Mongo, NGINX running with Docker-Compose - Master Deno, React, Mongo, NGINX running with Docker-Compose

What you'll learn

• Backend Development
• Frontend Development
• Docker
• Docker-Compose
• MongoDb
• Running development setups in containers
• NGINX

Description
You just found the most comprehensive online resource on Deno, React Mongo, Docker, Docker-Compose and NIGNX available to date. This project-based course will introduce you, step by step to all of the modern tools that all...

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[rahuxx]

Oh man, thanks for this professor.
Trying to learn web dev, and not able to decide if go with the node or go with the deno. hope this helps me choose the right one.
Thank you very much.

 

[CynepnaHK]

From what I experienced so far, Deno is much faster than Node, running the same js file. However Node is more established.

 

[dikk]

deno is basically node, only using the more modern es6 import / export syntax (already built into mainline browsers). Besides it has async/await on the top level, no need to define functions for this to work. It is the v8 javascript engine, packaged differently. It uses one(!) executable file, instead of node, npm, node_modules, etc. So in a way it's js's future better self.

True, it does not have so many modules written for it like node, but there are quite a few by now. express or koa like server (oak), you do have a compatibility layer
deno.land/std/node

and so on. It is definitely worth taking a look at.

 

[iamrole]

thank you

 

[DanielJiko]

@TUTProfessor please can you re-deploy this course and thank you