NodeJS TypeScipt – Build Job Portal Project (/w SQL, Redis) | Udemy

Unlock the power of web development by focusing on the backend with “The Ultimate NodeJS TypeScript SQL – Job Portal Project.” In this comprehensive course, you will learn how to build a scalable and efficient job portal from the ground up, concentrating on the server-side technologies that make modern web applications possible.

Starting with Node.js and TypeScript, you will dive deep into backend development, creating a robust API for managing job listings, applications, and user authentication. You’ll harness the power of SQL databases for efficient data storage and retrieval, and use Prisma for seamless database interaction. Additionally, Redis will be utilized to optimize performance, implementing caching mechanisms that enhance the user experience.

By the end of this course, you will have a complete backend solution for a job portal, equipped with authentication, data management, and optimization techniques that are essential for any large-scale application.

This course is perfect for developers looking to strengthen their backend skills and gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and practices.

Why Learn SQL?

There are a lot of courses out there that teach you MongoDB (NoSQL), but in the real world, many companies use SQL. This course focuses on SQL, ensuring you are equipped with the skills that are in demand in the industry.

Problem-Solving Skills

One of the most effective ways to level up as a programmer is to “fix bugs and research” and many courses out there don’t teach you that. I will do the opposite. I will guide you on how to “research and fix bugs” equipping you with the problem-solving skills essential for any professional developer.

Why Class?

As a backend developer, learning and mastering classes is crucial. Classes in TypeScript allow you to define object blueprints, enabling more structured and maintainable code. This course will cover the essential concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) and how to effectively use classes to build scalable and reusable components in your applications.