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#The instructions in this file will be used by docker to build an image 

FROM node:16-alpine 
RUN echo 'I am testing out working with dockerfile'
WORKDIR /app
COPY package*.json ./ 
COPY . . 
RUN npm install 
EXPOSE 3800 
CMD ["node" , "dist/src/index.js"]

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The lessons are provided one by one via the comments

Lesson 1 : Understanding Flask

Module 1

Module 2

Module 3

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When building applications using any programming language, we sometimes use codes provided by the programming community.

In Python, without an isolated environment newer version of a particular package will replace older ones and this will in turn 
lead to breaking changes for the project that depends on the older package.

To handle this problem, Python provides us a tool(venv) to create an isolated environment for our project dependencies.

When we install a package, we do not want it to be installed on the global path for site packages; we want that package to be 
isolated and constrained to the application that needs it.

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Programming Servers

I know the term "server" is popular.

Some of us write programs that are termed "Server Side Programs"

Writing server side codes in any language follows the same guideline that I will outline here

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React Todolist Project

This project is a task management project that covers essential react features such as:

1. State Management
2. Uncontrolled Component
3. Component Life Cycle
4. Routing
5. etc

The Lessons should be followed as presented below:

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RabbitMQ is a message queueing system also know as a message broker. It is a queue that applications can connect in order to to transfer a message or messages or consume from it. RabbitMQ is a queuing system that is mostly used for building event driven systems. In this Gist, I will share some snippets of code and idea on how to go about MQ assuming you are just getting started.

Table of Contents

1. Understanding RabbitMQ
2. Downloading and Installing RabbitMQ
3. Understanding our project
4. User Service

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Bigjara CSS : A Beginner Focused Approach

Lesson 1 : Introduction

The lesson link

Lesson 2 :Selectors

The lesson link

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const { createServer } = require("http");
const fs = require("fs");
const fsp = require("fs").promises;
let path = require("path");
const { parse } = require("querystring");

/*
The querystring module provides utilities for parsing and formatting url query strings 
The parse method of the query string parses a URL query string into a collection of keys and value pairs.
For example  , the query string 'name=adeleke&email=adenababanla@gmail.com' is parsed into 

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/** CSS SELECTORS 
-------------------- 
CSS selectors are the valid ways we can use in selecting elements 
to apply style on to in our web page.
You can use the following as selectors :
1. Tag Name e.g p 
2. ID name e.g #red-color 
3. Class name e.g .red-color 
4. Child selecto e .red-color > h3 
5. Sibling selector .red-color + .blue-color 

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Bigjara Javascript : A Beginner Focused Approach

Lesson 1 : Getting Started

The lesson link

Lesson 2 :Variables

The lesson link