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  • End to End Tests for our Storefront Backend

    Lastly, for completeness, here are the end to end tests for our application endpoints. In case of any issues, you can refer to my Github repository

  • Create an Orders Module in Nest.js

    Today, we shall be working on the orders module. This module ties in logic from all other modules, and is where the bulk of the order processing will be done. In case of any issues, you can refer to my Github repository

  • Create a Stripe Module in Nest.js

    Next, we are moving on to adding a payment integration to our backend. In this case, we shall be using Stripe, which is a well known payments processor for C2B (Customer to Business) transactions. First you'll have to create a stripe account.

  • Create a Products Module in Nest.js

    Today we shall be creating the products module for our backend application, starting as usual with the products module. In case of any issues, you can refer to my Github repository

  • Nest.js Authentication

    Continuing with the series, in this iteration of the tutorial we shall be focusing on implementing a way to keep track of our customers, as well as some basic security for our application. For starters, we shall add functionality for registering customers, logging them in as well as logging them out.

  • Create a Customer Module in Nest.js

    In this iteration of the tutorial, we shall be creating the customer module for our backend application. In case of any issues, you can refer to my Github repository

  • Create Nest.js Seeders

    In the previous tutorial, we created the CRUD resources as well as the entities that our storefront backend would require. Today, we shall be creating a special class called a database seeder

  • Create Nest.js CRUD Resources

    Continuing from where we left off in the previous tutorial, we shall be creating CRUD resources for our store in Nest.js.

  • Create Nest.js Migrations

    We shall be continuing from where we left off in the previous tutorial by building the database backend (using Postgresql) for the storefront backend.

  • Bootstrapping a Nest.js Project on Ubuntu

    Nest.js is a web framework used to build web applications that fully supports both Typescript and modern Javascript. It differs from other web frameworks such as Ruby on Rails or Laravel in that it doesn’t force a convention on you such as MVC (Model-View-Controller),

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