Trybe

This repository contains all the learning activities developed by Débora Serra as she was a student in Trybe 🚀

"Trybe is a school from the future to anyone who wants to improve their lives and build a successful career in technology, where they only pay when they get a good job."

The program includes more than 1500 hours of live and online classes, and approaches introduction to software development, front-end, back-end, computer science, software engineering, agile methodologies and behavioral skills.

Fundaments of Web Development ✔️

Block 1: Introduction - Unix & Shell

• 1-3: Unix & Shell - Part 1
• 1-4: Unix & Shell- Part 2

Block 2: Git & GitHub

• 2-1: What is it and what is it for?
• 2-2: Understanding the commands
• 2-3: Internet - How does it work?

Block 3: Introduction - HTML & CSS

• 3-1: HTML & CSS - Page structures
• 3-2: HTML & CSS - First steps in CSS
• 3-3: HTML & CSS - Positioning selectors
• 3-4: Semantic HTML
• 3-5: Project - HTML & CSS

Block 4: Introduction - JavaScript

• 4-1: JavaScript - First steps
• 4-2: JavaScript - Array and loop For
• 4-3: JavaScript - Programming logic and Algorithms
• 4-4: JavaScript - Objects e function
• 4-5: Project - Playground Functions

Block 5: Introduction - JavaScript - Projects

• 5-1: JavaScript - DOM and selectors
• 5-2: JavaScript - Working with elements
• 5-3: JavaScript - Events
• 5-4: JavaScript - Web Storage
• 5-5: Project - Pixel art
• 5-6: Project - To do List
• 5-7: Project - Meme Generator
• 5-7: Project - Guess the color
• 5-7: Project - Mystery card

Block 6: HTML & CSS advanced

• 6-1: HTML & CSS - Forms
• 6-2: JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks CSS
• 6-3: Introduction - CSS Flexbox
• 6-3: CSS Flexbox - Part 1
• 6-4: CSS Flexbox - Part 2
• 6-5: Responsive CSS - Mobile First
• 6-6: Project - Trybewarts

Block 7: JavaScript ES6 & Unitary tests

• 7-1: JavaScript ES6 - let, const, arrow functions and template literals
• 7-2: JavaScript ES6 - Exception flow and Objects
• 7-3: First steps in Jest
• 7-4: Project - JavaScript Unitary tests

Block 8: JavaScript ES6

• 8-1: Introduction to Higher Order Functions
• 8-2: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - forEach, find, some, every, sort
• 8-3: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - map and filter
• 8-4: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - reduce
• 8-5: JavaScript ES6 - spread operator, rest parameter, destructuring and more
• 8-6: Project - Zoo functions

Block 9: Asynchronicity & Callbacks

• 9-1: Asynchronous JavaScript and Callbacks
• 9-2: Asynchronous JavaScript - Fetch API and async/await
• 9-2: Jest - Asynchronous tests
• 9-3: Project - Shopping cart

Front-end Development ✔️

Block 10: Introduction to React

• 10-1: Introduction - Front-end
• 10-1: Introduction - React
• 10-1: 'Hello, world!' on React!
• 10-2: React Components
• 10-3: Project - Solar System

Block 11: State components, events and formulary with React

• 11-1: Components with estate and events
• 11-2: Formulary on React
• 11-3: Project - Tryunfo

Block 12: Life cycle of components and React Router

• 12-1: Life cycle of components
• 12-2: React Router
• 12-3: Project - TrybeTunes

Block 13: Agile methodologies

• 13-1: Agile methodologies
• 13-2: Project - Frontend Online Store

Block 14: Automate tests with React Testing Library

• 14-1: RTL - First steps
• 14-2: RTL - Mocks and Inputs
• 14-3: RTL - Testing React Router
• 14-4: Project - React Tests

Block 15: Managing state with Redux

• 15-1: Redux Introduction - The global state of the application
• 15-2: Using Redux on React
• 15-3: Using Redux on React - Practice
• 15-4: Using Redux on React - Asynchronous actions
• 15-5: Tests in React-redux
• 15-6: Project - Trybe Wallet

Block 16: Project Trivia Game

• 16-1: Project - Trivia Game

Block 17: React & Context API

• 17-1: Context API on React
• 17-2: React Hooks - useState and useContext
• 17-3: React Hooks - useEffect and customized Hooks
• 17-4: Project - StarWars Datatable with Context API and Hooks

Block 18: Final Project on Front-end

• 18-1: Project - Recipes app

Back-end development ⏳

Block 19: Docker: Using Containers

• 19-1: Introduction - Back-end
• 19-1: Using containers - Docker
• 19-2: Image manipulation and creation on Docker
• 19-3: Orchestrating containers with Docker Compose
• 19-4: Project - Docker To-do list

Block 20: Introduction to SQL

• 20-1: Introduction - Relational Database
• 20-1: SQL Database
• 20-2: Finding data in a database
• 20-3: Filtering data specifically
• 20-4: Manipulating tables
• 20-5: Project - All For One

Block 21: SQL functions, JOINs and Normalization

• 21-1: Most used function on SQL
• 21-2: Uncomplicating JOINs
• 21-3: Transforming ideas in a database model
• 21-4: Live lecture + Project - One For All

Block 22: Introduction to Web Development with Node.js

• 22-1: Intro - Node.js
• 22-1: Node.js - A JavaScript motor
• 22-2: Node.js - Async flow
• 22-3: Mocha, Chai and Sinon - Back-end tests with Node.js
• 22-4: Express - HTTP with Node.js
• 22-5: Express - Middlewares
• 22-6: Project - Talker Manager

Block 23: Node,js: Service layer and Rest and Restful Architecture

• 23-1: Introduction - Software architecture
• 23-1: Node.js - Model layer and Rest and Restful Architecture
• 23-2: Software architecture - Controller and Service layer
• 23-3: Web Architecture - Rest and Restful
• 23-4: Software architecture - Testing layers
• 23-5: Project - Store Manager

Block 24: Node.js: ORM and Authentication

• 24-1: Introduction - Node.js: ORM and Authentication
• 24-1: ORM - Application interface with database
• 24-2: ORM - Associations
• 24-3: JWT - (JSON Web Token)
• 24.4: Testing APIS with Integration Tests
• 24-5: Project - Blogs API

Block 25: Deployment

• 25-1: Introduction - Deploy
• 25-1: Infrastructure - Deploy with Heroku
• 25-2: Deploy Docker & Heroku
• 25-3: Project - Stranger Things

Block 26: TypeScript

• 26-1: Introduction - TypeScript
• 26-1: Introduction to TypeScript
• 26-2: Static Typing and Generics
• 26-3: Express with TypeScript
• 26-4: Project - Trybe Smith

Block 27: Object Oriented Programming and SOLID

• 27-1: Introduction to Object Orientation
• 27-2: Heritage and interfaces
• 27-3: Polymorphism
• 27-4: SOLID - Introduction
• 27-5: SOLID - Part 2
• 27-6: Project - Trybers and Dragons

Block 28: Project - TFC - Trybe Football Club

• 28-1: Project - TFC - Trybe Football Club

Block 29: Introduction to MongoDB

• 29-1: Introduction - NoSQL
• 29-1: MongoDB - Introduction
• 29-2: Filter Operators
• 29-3: Search operators
• 29-4: Simple Updates
• 29-5: Complex Updates - Arrays
• 29-6: Project - Commerce

Block 30: MongoDB: Simple and Complexes Updates

• 30-1: Mongoose and MSC architecture (Model layer)
• 30-2: Mongoose and MSC architecture (Service and Controller layer)
• 30-4: Project - Car Shop

Block 31: Project Delivery App

• 31-1: Project - Delivery App

Block 32: MasterClass - VPS, CI/CD

• 32-1: Day 1 - VPS
• 32-2: Day 2

Computer Science ⏳

Block 33: Introduction to Python

• 30-1: Introduction - Computer Science
• 30-1: Learning Python
• 30-2: Data Input and Output
• 30-3: Tests
• 30-4: Project - Job Insights

Block 34: Project Standards

• 34-1: OOP in Python
• 34-2: Patterns - Iterator, Adapter, Strategy
• 34-3: Patterns - Decorator, Observer, Factory
• 34-4: Project - Stock Report

Block 35: Networks and Data Scraping

• 35-1: Networks Architecture, tools and security
• 35-2: Data Scraping
• 35-3: Other tools of data scraping
• 35-4: Project - Tech News

Block 36: Algorithms

• 36-1: Algorithms Complexity
• 36-2: Recursion and Problem Solving Strategies
• 36-3: Sort and search algorithms
• 36-5: Project - Algorithms

Block 37: Data Structure I: Arrays, Lists, Lines and Stacks

• 37-1: Computer Architecture
• 37-2: Arrays
• 37-3: Knots and Chained lists
• 37-4: Stacks and lines
• 37-5: Project - TING - Trybe Is Not Google

Block 38: Data Structure II: Hashmaps and Sets

• 38-1: Hashmap and Dict
• 38-2: Set
• 38-3: Project - Restaurant Orders

The exercises produced during the classes to exercise our programming logic skills are located on the Logic Academy Directory.