فهرست مطالب

• Preface
• Part I: Starting Your New Project
• Chapter 1: Kicking Off the Project
• The Project You’ll Build
• Project Kickoff Meeting
• Design Considerations
• Data-Driven Design
• Discussing Timelines with Product and Other Teams
• Conclusion
• Part II: Building the Backend
• Chapter 2: Setting Up the Backend
• Why NestJS?
• Choosing a Project Approach
• Setting Up NestJS
• Monolith and Microservice Architectures
• Alternative Architectures to Consider
• Selecting an API Design Pattern: REST and GraphQL
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3: Building the Data Schema
• Initial Considerations
• Diagramming the Data Schema
• Setting Up Postgres
• Deciding What ORM to Use
• Writing Migrations
• Seeding the Database
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4: REST APIs
• Making Sure the Frontend and Backend Agree
• Creating a Document for Conventions
• Making the API and First Endpoint
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5: Third-Party Services
• Choosing a Third-Party Service
• List of Potential Services
• Integrating Stripe
• Conclusion
• Chapter 6: Background Jobs
• Updating the Backend Architecture
• Using Cron Jobs
• Conclusion
• Chapter 7: Backend Testing
• Why Spend the Time on Tests
• How to Approach Test Writing
• Mock Data
• Conclusion
• Chapter 8: Backend Security Considerations
• Authentication
• Authorization
• OWASP Top 10
• Other Noteworthy Practices
• Conclusion
• Chapter 9: Backend Debugging
• Detailed Log Messages
• Environment Configurations
• Strategies for Tracing Bugs
• Helping Other Devs Debug
• Debugging Checklist
• Conclusion
• Chapter 10: Backend Performance
• Metrics
• Alerts and Monitoring
• Caching
• Product Considerations
• Conclusion
• Chapter 11: Scalability Considerations
• Types of Scaling
• Scaling Best Practices
• Conclusion
• Chapter 12: Monitoring, Logging, and Incident Handling
• Uses for Logs and Monitoring
• Incident Playbooks
• Conclusion
• Part III: Building the Frontend
• Chapter 13: Setting Up the Frontend
• Frontend Architecture Decisions
• Choosing a Frontend Framework
• Working with Other Teams
• Conclusion
• Chapter 14: Building the React App
• Set Up the Initial React App
• Build the First Feature
• Conclusion
• Chapter 15: State Management
• How Component State Works
• Different Approaches to State Management
• Setting Up the State Manager
• Conclusion
• Chapter 16: Data Management
• Potential Tools for Fetching Data
• Handling API Calls with Axios and TanStack Query
• When to Check on Backend Functionality
• Conclusion
• Chapter 17: Custom Styles
• Accessibility
• Consistent Designs
• Custom Themes
• Responsive Design
• Conclusion
• Chapter 18: Frontend Error Handling
• Error Boundary Approaches
• User Validation Errors
• API Errors
• Conclusion
• Chapter 19: Frontend Security Considerations
• Common Vulnerabilities
• Other Principles
• How to Check Your Own App
• Conclusion
• Chapter 20: Frontend Performance
• Benchmark Metrics
• Areas for Improvement
• Conclusion
• Chapter 21: Frontend Testing
• Determining Test Scenarios
• Unit Tests
• E2E Testing with Cypress
• Conclusion
• Chapter 22: Frontend Debugging
• The Debugging Process
• Looking Through Logs
• Checking the Code
• Using the Browser Devtools
• Debugging in Other Environments
• Debugging in Unexpected Places
• Conclusion
• Part IV: Deploying the Full Stack App
• Chapter 23: Full Stack Deployment Setup
• Teams Involved in Deploys
• Backend and Frontend Connection Steps
• Conclusion
• Chapter 24: Integration Testing
• The Test Cases
• End-to-End Tests with Cypress
• End-to-End Tests with Playwright
• End-to-End Tests with Nightwatch
• Comparison Between Packages
• Conclusion
• Chapter 25: Making Deployments
• Deploying Frontend-Only or Backend-Only Updates
• Deploy Strategies
• Strategies for Doing Rollbacks
• Conclusion
• Chapter 26: Integration Concerns
• Frontend and Backend Concerns
• Third-Party Service Concerns
• Data and Security in Production
• Containerization of Your App
• Conclusion
• Chapter 27: Building a CI/CD Pipeline
• Creating Your Own Pipeline
• Environment Pipelines
• Conclusion
• Chapter 28: Git Management
• Branching Strategies
• Handling Merge Conflicts
• Conclusion
• Chapter 29: Project Management
• Sprint Discussions
• Defining and Managing Tasks
• Conclusion
• Chapter 30: Understanding the Business Domain
• Domain-Specific Knowledge
• Architectural and System Design Decisions
• Learning from Other Teams
• Documentation Considerations
• Conclusion
• Chapter 31: Working on Different Types of Projects over Your Career
• Considerations for Brand-New Apps
• Considerations for Existing Apps
• Your Career
• Conclusion
• Index
• About the Author