Hey guys 🤚, Glad to have you here. In this post, we are going to cover how to build and deploy a Fullstack web application using Amazon Web Services.   We are going to build an app called FoxNews, step by step. The final result will look like this: This post will

Hey guys 🤚, Glad to have you here! In this post we are going to cover something different. Once we have an app running, it's VERY IMPORTANT to see how our app behave for end users and ensure that everything works as expected. to do so, we need to

As covered in other post on this blog, Apollo is a platform that allows you to build scalable and robust web/Mobile application by providing you everything you need for client and server when using GraphQL, a query language for data fetching. The image bellow briefly describe it. In this

In a previous post, we have seen how to create a GraphQL server using Node.js, Apollo, and Type-graphql. Now the server is ready to accept queries, we will add a secure layer to avoid our server to handle non-authorized requests. 1. Why is it important to secure

1. What is Apollo ? According to their documentation, Apollo is a platform for building a unified graph, a communication layer that helps you manage the flow of data between your application clients (such as web and native apps) and your back-end services. At the heart of the graph is

1. What is a .env file? A .env or dotenv file of an app is a text file that contains environment-specific configurations. Most of the time between Local, Staging, and Production environments, your app will need to behave visually the same but behind the scenes, each of these environments

When you start working as a software developer, there are plenty area you can get into : Frontend, Backend, Full-stack, DevOps, Mobile Apps, Game, Security, Desktop, Embedded, etc). Most of the time, they can be grouped in 4 majors categories. Frontend, Backend, FullStack, DevOps Engineers. If you make a quick