Day five - Deploy to AWS

Understanding a Comprehensive GitHub Actions Workflow for CI/CD

Day four - The Back End

The back-end is a Node.js application built with Fastify and Drizzle ORM. It uses a PostgreSQL database to store and retrieve data.

Day three - The Front End

Now is time to build a simple and responsive front-end to our Todo App.

Day two - The Business Rules

Here we will create the business rules for our Todo App, they will be the foundation of our application.

Day One: Setting up Turbo and All Dependencies

Let's install Turbo, t3-app, Nest, ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript, and ensure everything is running smoothly and orchestrated by Turbo.

Utter Todo: From Nothing to an Automated CI/CD Deploying APP on AWS

This project uses TypeScript, React, Node, CI/CD, AWS, Docker, and Terraform to build a simple Todo App. Learn how to implement Nest.js and Next.js, test with Vitest and Playwright, and orchestrate AWS infrastructure using Terraform, all within a monorepo setup.

Integrating unit and end-to-end tests with turborepo

TurboRepo simplifies the orchestration of unit and end-to-end tests, ensuring domain-specific validation and adherence to SOLID principles. Maintain a robust test suite while keeping your codebase modular and adaptable.

Orchestrating Test Runs Across Application Layers with TurboRepo

TurboRepo simplifies test orchestration across application layers, ensuring domain-specific validation and adherence to SOLID principles. By using TurboRepo, you can maintain a robust test suite while keeping your codebase modular and adaptable

Structuring Your Code with Clean Architecture: A 5-Layer Approach

In this post, we explore implementing Clean Architecture in a monorepo using Next.js, Fastify, Postgres, and Prisma. By structuring our code into five layers—Domain, Application, Controller, Infrastructure, and User Interface

Using domain events with rabbitmq

Learn how to orchestrate event-driven communication in a Node.js microservices architecture using DomainEvents and RabbitMQ