Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
11 Hour(s) 11 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Dominic Rudigier
Rating
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Course Overview
Develop offline-first apps using a database technology which was built for syncing, from frontend to backend
In this course, you will learn how to build a robust, offline-first web application using PouchDB, CouchDB, Angular, and Ionic. You will start by setting up a development environment and learn how to use PouchDB and CouchDB to store and sync data locally and with a remote server. You will then learn how to use Angular to build the front-end of your application and Ionic to design and style your application for mobile devices.
Throughout the course, you will work on a practical project to apply the concepts you have learned and build a fully functional offline-first web application. You will also learn how to test and debug your application, and how to deploy it for production use.
You will learn about the CAP Theorem, which is a fundamental concept in the field of distributed systems. You will learn what the CAP Theorem is, how it relates to the design and implementation of distributed systems, and how it impacts the performance and reliability of these systems.
You will start by exploring the three key components of the CAP Theorem: Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance. You will learn about the trade-offs between these components and how they affect the behavior of distributed systems. You will also learn about different approaches to achieving consistency in distributed systems, including eventual consistency and strong consistency and why we used CouchDB as a technology.
By the end of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to build a reliable, offline-first web application using PouchDB, CouchDB, Angular, and Ionic. You will be able to store and sync data locally and with a remote server, build a responsive user interface, and design and style your application for mobile devices.
Course Content
- 15 section(s)
- 48 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Our quick first Todo App
- Section 3 Julies - The Offline First App for Restaurants
- Section 4 PouchDB / CouchDB Integration, 4-Way-Binding
- Section 5 Using Models, implementing the Table Details Screen and the Ordering Process
- Section 6 Refactoring the Database Implementation
- Section 7 Add/Remove products, Creating a custom sorting pipe
- Section 8 Payment Screen
- Section 9 Kitchen View Screen
- Section 10 Improve waiter workflow
- Section 11 Debug & Styling using different fonts
- Section 12 CRUD for Products and Tables
- Section 13 Fix the last bug - tables can not be free after being occupied once
- Section 14 Documentation
- Section 15 Unit Tests
What You’ll Learn
- Develop modern, scalable, multi-platform web applications (Web, Mobile) with Angular 15, Ionic 6, Use PouchDB as frontend storage and CouchDB as database for creating Offline-First Apps with easy syncing between local and remote, Fully understand how to design and develop an application and how to implement advanced features to plug-in other database solutions using a Repository Pattern, Learn how to handle problems while developing and practical usage of advanced features like RxJS or creating Custom pipes for sorting multi-level JSON data, Learn how to use XState to implement state machines in your app
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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HHarinath srinivasan
its look like slow phase to explain and i feel like Author doesn't have full confidence in voice as i am in first section let me go thru few more sections and will update the review
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RRamakant Chaturvedi
Complete waste of money is all i experienced while completing first 7 sections of this course. The instructor behaved as if he himself is completing his course project on the subject giving commentary to audience. He is a novice teacher that is why he does not know the needs of students taking his online course. He must note the following major points to make students understand better: 1) Better visibility using zoom in and out 2) Use bigger font size for better visibility 3) Change editor theme 4) explain topics/actions in depth giving reasons as to why he is coding to achieve the objective along with alternative ways 5) Must keep lectures concise restricted to one thing / action / topic rather than going on and on 6) He must teach in way so that students should not think of taking the same lecture to understand repetitively to save students time
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SSoeng Kanel
This is an amazing course, a practical and business-ready application.
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GGeorge Howell
this is a really great app that Dominic takes us through beginning to end on a real-life example "how-to-build". He really knows his code. And I'd never heard of Ionic or CouchDB until now. Also other great code tips throughout the course like www.refactoring.guru
