Full stack development video will cover various technologies used in application development.
the video will go in depth for each tool and framework in the roadmap to become a successful
full stack developer. backend development and node. Js will be discussed in this session. We'll
conclude the session by understanding the popularly used continuous integration and
continuous development tool Docker. backend development is the serverside development of
the application.. It is responsible for managing all the database with the help of queries and
Apis. So every time the user makes a request. It queries the database and retrieves the data
and presents it to the user and lastly. It ensures data consistency. i 'm going to cover a few
essential Git commands and walk you through a demonstration for most of it.. Git is one of the
most popular distributed version control tools of recent times. It allows us to perform various
version control tasks without really needing a network connection. the bare minimal thing that
any user would need in order to start working with kit is something called as Git Bash or the Git
client. for user one or one user to share his repository with another user he would need to
collaborate using something called a Git server..
A word of caution do not get into this folder and try to modify anything because if you fiddle
around with this and corrupt this particular folder. Your whole repository will go for a toss. So let
me come out of this and let me show you another thing now. If you notice here. When I was in
the folder. The repository did not have anything after this now. When I say Git in it there is
something called as a master that shows up. a kit commit minus m and I give a message that I
want I would say this is my first get commit all right. I run the Git status command again and see
it says on the branch master nothing to commit it 's all nice and clean so typically what
happened was I created an empty directory made it into a git folder by doing a git init.. I already
have a repository with some content with some code checked in and checked in all the code
changes into my local repository.. I may want to share my repository with somebody else and
work in a collaborative way. So the way to do that is as I mentioned earlier to host this repository
or to push this repository onto a kit server. I can keep on doing more and more Git commands
and run Git commands the way I want to without really having any connections to the kit server
without really connecting it to any Git server..
Git Push Hyphen u is for linking the upstream origin origin master with the origin of the Git
server. the push is just after we have committed the change. We have pushed it. So there 's no
timestamp of the push that happened. the commit is the timestamp when we actually
commented the code in the client. using the command to do that is Ssh Kijan Hyphen t. I will
use the RsA mechanism for creating my keys capital C and I need to specify the email id using
which I 'm going to connect to or I need the keys for all right so generating a private and public
key pair. It says let me know what folder should I create the keys in so by default. The keys are
created in the user home directory under a dot SsH folder so this is pretty good for me. clos.
Cloning is nothing but making a copy of that repository linking the origin so that I create an exact
replica of the repository which is there on the server on my local drive. let me create a repository
with some readme file in it and then clone that repository
the video will go in depth for each tool and framework in the roadmap to become a successful
full stack developer. backend development and node. Js will be discussed in this session. We'll
conclude the session by understanding the popularly used continuous integration and
continuous development tool Docker. backend development is the serverside development of
the application.. It is responsible for managing all the database with the help of queries and
Apis. So every time the user makes a request. It queries the database and retrieves the data
and presents it to the user and lastly. It ensures data consistency. i 'm going to cover a few
essential Git commands and walk you through a demonstration for most of it.. Git is one of the
most popular distributed version control tools of recent times. It allows us to perform various
version control tasks without really needing a network connection. the bare minimal thing that
any user would need in order to start working with kit is something called as Git Bash or the Git
client. for user one or one user to share his repository with another user he would need to
collaborate using something called a Git server..
A word of caution do not get into this folder and try to modify anything because if you fiddle
around with this and corrupt this particular folder. Your whole repository will go for a toss. So let
me come out of this and let me show you another thing now. If you notice here. When I was in
the folder. The repository did not have anything after this now. When I say Git in it there is
something called as a master that shows up. a kit commit minus m and I give a message that I
want I would say this is my first get commit all right. I run the Git status command again and see
it says on the branch master nothing to commit it 's all nice and clean so typically what
happened was I created an empty directory made it into a git folder by doing a git init.. I already
have a repository with some content with some code checked in and checked in all the code
changes into my local repository.. I may want to share my repository with somebody else and
work in a collaborative way. So the way to do that is as I mentioned earlier to host this repository
or to push this repository onto a kit server. I can keep on doing more and more Git commands
and run Git commands the way I want to without really having any connections to the kit server
without really connecting it to any Git server..
Git Push Hyphen u is for linking the upstream origin origin master with the origin of the Git
server. the push is just after we have committed the change. We have pushed it. So there 's no
timestamp of the push that happened. the commit is the timestamp when we actually
commented the code in the client. using the command to do that is Ssh Kijan Hyphen t. I will
use the RsA mechanism for creating my keys capital C and I need to specify the email id using
which I 'm going to connect to or I need the keys for all right so generating a private and public
key pair. It says let me know what folder should I create the keys in so by default. The keys are
created in the user home directory under a dot SsH folder so this is pretty good for me. clos.
Cloning is nothing but making a copy of that repository linking the origin so that I create an exact
replica of the repository which is there on the server on my local drive. let me create a repository
with some readme file in it and then clone that repository
