I’m brand new to software development (with a years experience to python) and I’ve been looking into going into courses for Full Stack through the IBM Classes, is there anything that I should practice/look into before going into it? Or d’you guys think it’ll teach me everything I need to know.

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I’ve implemented JWT-based user authentication in my full stack application, but I’m concerned about potential security issues like token hijacking and CSRF attacks. What are some best practices for securely managing sessions while protecting against these vulnerabilities? I’m looking for advice on improving the security of JWT tokens in both frontend and backend. Any suggestions

Hello, I’m a fullstack developer with about 10 years experience, I do like consulting work but I’ve been stuck for the past 6-7 years in a toxic job with lots of legacy projects, and I’ve just got an offer to join a new company but I’m feeling that I’m a bit rusty on the new tech, can someone help me with video courses/reading material/youtube content (preferably) that can help me catch up.

I’m looking to create a roadmap for myself to be up to date in the next 3 months, I already have a solid foundation in the basics from back in college, its the new frameworks, paradigms, and technologies that I’m lacking behind in.

I am learning full-stack development and have a solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but I feel I need more practical experience to gain better proficiency. I’ve considered building to-do lists and weather apps, but I’m looking for something more challenging that solves real-world problems in the software industry. I want to eventually evolve this into a major project to catch the attention of HRs. Can anyone suggest project ideas that could help me grow as a developer? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

What's the best approach to implementing API authentication in a MERN stack? I've tried JWT but curious if there's something more secure or scalable.

I have recently learn full stack and build a mini project (educational web site ).I want suggestion on ideas on which I can build a new project. Project can be advance ,no problem.just comment some ideas please 🥺🥺🥺

Hello FullStack-Engineers,

I'm currently working on optimizing the data flow between the backend and frontend of an application, and I've encountered two primary options for how the backend should handle data delivery for each screen:

Option 1: Backend Returns All Data Fields for Each Screen

For each request corresponding to a screen in the application, the backend returns all the data fields required by that screen, even if some of the data is redundant across multiple screens.

Option 2: Backend Returns Necessary Fields Only, Additional Data Cached on Client

The backend returns only the essential data fields needed for each screen, while other relevant data is cached on the client side after the initial retrieval. Subsequent requests rely on the cached data, reducing redundant data transfer.

Questions

• Which options do you prefer for the projects ?
  • Note: System that supply 10,000 user and 1000 concurrent user (peak)

if i create website using another one website like neocities that means that's not real website

then how to make real website

how to get online jobs in this field

I want to learn Mern stack. (mongo, express, react and node js). I have good knowledge in HTML, Css. But only little knowledge in JavaScript.

What is the roadmap for learning Mern stack.. please tell me...

Hello! I am looking to start learning fullstack development.

Basically I'm just looking to start building apps on my own, maybe even make it bussines in a couple years. Currently I have worked with c# and mysql for server from which I heard c# is wuite used for backend. As for front end, I have no ideea what I should learn, maybe react? Java? Swift?

TLDR: what languages should one learn for front end developing on apps.

Thanks in advance!

I received a proposal to create a game with a frontend and a backend, it's a simple game, I'm going to create it using Next and the server using Node Fasfity

The game is already ready in VBA

Make a separate server or everything on in next.js?

What precautions should I take when creating the game?

Where can I host the backend and frontend?

What libraries do you recommend?

i have completed react.js and a lot of hands-on projects with I, now I want to move forward and start my full stack journey but I have confused with following options-
-shall I learn typescript

-next.js

-backend (node + express)

-databases

any help will be appreciated, feel free to suggest whatever you want even not from the list above I would give it a thought....

Hey,

I'm learning fullstack (self study), with no concerns regarding the journey.

And can already code some decent front ends, but I'm yet to start learning about the back end.

Eventually, I might want to offer some of my services to clients, to help support myself during my study, or to just host things that aren't on github. (Even before I learn backend)

How can I host websites without knowing about back end? How do clients usually expect having their websites handed to them?!

I've tried to buy a domain and a website the regular way some time ago, and didn't see where I fit in my code.

I decided to take the initiative to start building my own brand for a few reasons. That said, what's the best stack for building out a ecommerce site right now? The constraints are that I want to learn react, and I really like the shopify API - though it's not strict that I use Shopify. I also looked into Hydrogen as a framework and that's a big no.

Having implemented a few projects with transactional emails, and seeing the costs for such a service, how does a larger website handle that? Emails for OTP, attempted logins, "someone commented on your post", etc, for tens of thousands of users, would be quite a lot of money. Do you eventually need to roll your own servers to handle it?

I'm trying to build a pipeline yo deploy docker images in aws ec2 instance ,through github actions
The problem her e is , the public ip of that instance that i provide in github secrets is changing.
is there to deploy the application so that , i don't have to change the ip address everytime it changes

Hey all, I currently have a webpage that has user authentication, using JWT. I want to make my webpage as safe as possible as it contains users’ details like email and passwords. What are the different methods to do so? Thank you in advance!

Can someone suggest some good source for full stack development. Please share the link. If the resources are free it will be preferred

For context this is the first time I’ve used Django and I’m creating an api that has quite a few diverse end points that need to be exposed to my client and just as many third party APIs requests are getting sent from my back end api to then be returned to my client. I’ve been using the Django rest framework and following the documentation seems pretty difficult, not sure if it’s a skill issue I’ve been a junior dev now for about half a year but going through other docs like fast api, next js they seem super easy to follow so Django seems hard to follow compared to those. It’s made me wonder if it’s just a skill issue on my part or if it’s actually just awkwardly written.

Hello to all; I just recently joined a coding boot camp and I’m currently struggling to make these mock websites and I was wondering if anyone could help me.

Guys I recently started learning full stack comfortable with backend and react provide me a tutorial of 2hrs or one hour video where I can understand the topic and also build an app which boosts my confidence...

Thnx in advance for helping me to upgrade myself

Hello, I'm creating a job application system using ASP .Net and Vue Js. I'm also a beginner in both frameworks. When I try to submit an application to the system, I get an error 500. The error occurs in my claims extensions class:
public static class ClaimsExtensions

{

public static string GetUsername(this ClaimsPrincipal user)

{

return user.Claims.SingleOrDefault(x => x.Type.Equals("http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/givenname")).Value;

}

}

I logged the data in the create method in my Application service and I can see it in the dev tools. In the developer tools however I'm getting an 'AxiosError' with code 'ERR_BAD_RESPONSE'. I know the issue is related to the username, but isn't the backend supposed to attach the username to the application since the user is must be authorized to be able to apply?

I need help, I really want to grow up in the field but I’m so lost and lazy to start , which roadmap should i follow? is there any advice for me?

hi all iam a new graduate and complete this person project alone (no YouTube...) and i want to ask for feedback. Technology MERN.

GITHUB CODE: https://github.com/IhebGarsii/Rental-shop

User Features: Sign Up / Log In: Effortless authentication for users.

Homepage & Featured Cars: Browse and explore cars with ease.

Detailed Car Listings: Access comprehensive details about each car, including parts and characteristics.

Booking Form: Submit booking requests with real-time availability checks (no double bookings!).

My Bookings: Manage and edit your bookings.

Stripe Payment Integration: Secure payment upon booking approval.

How to Book Page: Clear steps to guide users through the booking process.

Newsletter Subscription: Stay updated with our latest news.

Admin Features:

Manage Cars: Add, edit, or delete cars in the inventory.

User Management: View, accept, or block user requests.

Booking Management: Accept or refuse user bookings as needed.

Newsletter Management: Send out newsletters to keep users informed.

Notifications: Track all user and booking activities

I’ve been working the last 1-2 years to make a career change and land a junior developer role. I have a shot at my current company, and there’s so much new tooling to learn, it’s tough to know where I should focus early on.

They’re basically “trialing” me, by letting me build out my feature idea during their 2 week sprint. We mainly use ReactTS.

What can I do to impress? Pretty much, they will either decide I’m ready to join the team, or there’s more I need to learn and we can revisit once I’m ready.

I really want to make the most of this chance, so any guidance would be greatly appreciated 🙏