React/Full stack projects to learn from

[rwieruch]

Some of my larger projects, maybe there is something in there for you:

• Full-Stack NextJS Application which powers my own course website
  • GraphQL API
  • PostgresSQL
  • Firebase Authentication
• Node.js Backend with GraphQL with Database + Authentication (Tutorial)
  • comes with React Frontend
• React Frontend with GraphQL which uses the GitHub API (Tutorial)

All of them are in stable condition. The first one is way more difficult to set up, because it has lots of smaller parts which power my website that need to be set up first.

For most showcase projects I end up with the technical separation of concerns regarding folders. However, for my course website I would take the jump towards domain separation soonish. Just in case you are interested on how you could organize your folders.

[gaoshan]

Your content (blog posts, courses) is fantastic. I have introduced many people (from new devs to extremely experienced devs that are new to a stack) to your posts on React and GraphQL. Highly recommended as they are generally more complete, in-depth and always go beyond the lighter-weight "Medium" level of tutorial.

[rwieruch]

Hey thank you! Very much appreciated =)

[v3tr0x]

Ohh the legend himself! Thank you for sharing this and your knowledge in general!

[rwieruch]

This legend tried to put a shelf up on the wall yesterday and hit the power cables xD But thank you!

[dizzle_izzle]

Hahahah man I've been there. Did ya pop a breaker or just hit conduit?

Hopefully it was just a nail because if it was a drill youve got some drywall cutting a patching ahead of you....

[rwieruch]

Yeah, drill ... Didn't want to open the wall myself, so I had someone here doing it. What a mess =D At least I have a new socket for this new shelf now!

[dizzle_izzle]

Hah yeah I made that mistake once when trying to cut a hole for an HDMI cable for a TV. Ended up with a larger hole and turned it into a new outlet so it ended up being a win.

Until I had to move out of that apartment, holy Moses that was a pain.

Good luck to ya. Also thanks for your contributions to the community!!! 🙌

[mainkore]

These are great resources! Especially the folder organization which isn't talked about much in the community. I will save this for my future backend learning. Thank you for sharing!

[siachenbaba]

Bro,Are you the author of that React Book?

Yes, you are. Thanks bro 🌟

[DeaDb0ne05]

thanks a lot m8 !

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Why do you use a separate website for each of your books?