Build a full-stack JAMstack application with Gatsby, Hasura, and Auth0
Note: this course is being published and released as it is recorded, and is still incomplete. It is slated to be around a dozen videos.
Learn how to build PlaylistHunt, a fully featured app with authentication, authorization, a GraphQL API, and more, using up and coming modern tools, including:
- Gatsby
- Hasura
- Heroku
- Auth0
- Chakra UI
View the demo live online!
Most tools used are open source, with the exception of Auth0 and Heroku, which offers a generous enough free tier for hobby apps to be developed without any problems.
Modern techniques
In the process, implement techniques to make your app experience dynamic on some portions, and static in others.
Learn to how to build for Gatsby's vast and powerful plugin ecosystem by creating 3 of your own custom plugins in the process.
Use the latest and greatest of Gatsby, like the brand new file-system routing APIs.
Who is this course for?
Intermediate developers with some existing knowledge of React and web development are best suited for this course. The pace is a little quicker and aims at showing how all the pieces connect together to make a modern JAMstack app.
Learner Reviews
- Antal Tony Tettinger3 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Some useful info. It didn't really finish the application.
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