This repository contains all learning activities developed by Ivanildo Candido Bezerra while studying at Trybe 🚀

"Trybe is a school of the future that was founded with the purpose of generating significant opportunities for anyone who wants to improve their lives and build a successful career in technology. Assuming a genuine commitment to people, at Trybe they only start paying when they get a good job."

The program has more than 1,500 hours of classroom and online classes and covers front-end, back-end, computer science, software engineering, agile methodologies, and soft skills.

• 1-3: Unix & Bash - Part 1
• 1-4: Unix & Bash - Part 2

• 2-1: What is it and what is it for?
• 2-2: Understanding the commands
• 2-3: Internet - Understanding how it works

• 3-1: HTML & CSS - Page structures
• 3-2: HTML & CSS - Getting Started with CSS
• 3-3: HTML & CSS - Selectors and positioning
• 3-4: Semantic HTML
• 3-5: Project - HTML & CSS

• 4-1: JavaScript - Getting Started
• 4-2: JavaScript - For Array and Loop
• 4-3: JavaScript - Programming Logic and Algorithms
• 4-4: JavaScript - Objects and functions
• 4-5: Project - Playground Functions

• 5-1: JavaScript - DOM and selectors
• 5-2: JavaScript - Working with elements
• 5-3: JavaScript - Events
• 5-4: JavaScript - Web Storage
• 5-1: Project - Meme Generator
• 5-2: Project - Art with Pixels
• 5-3: Project - To Do List
• 5-4: Project - Guess the Color
• 5-5: Project - Mysterious Card

• 6-1: HTML & CSS - Forms
• 6-2: JavaScript libraries and CSS frameworks
• 6-3: CSS Flexbox - Part 1
• 6-4: CSS Flexbox - Part 2
• 6-5: Project - Facebook home

• 7-1: JavaScript ES6 - let, const, arrow functions and template literals
• 7-2: JavaScript ES6 - Objects
• 7-3: JavaScript unit tests
• 7-4: Testing in small steps
• 7-5: Project - JavaScript Unit Tests

• 8-1: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - forEach, find, some, every, sort
• 8-2: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - map and filter
• 8-3: JavaScript ES6 - spread operator, rest parameter, destructuring and more
• 8-4: Project - Zoo functions

• 9-1: First steps at Jest
• 9-2: Asynchronous JavaScript and Callbacks
• 9-3: JavaScript Promises
• 9-4: Project - Shopping Cart

• 10-1: Jest - First steps at Jest
• 10-2: Jest - Asynchronous Tests
• 10-3: Jest - Simulating behaviors
• 10-3: Project - Asynchronous Jest and Mocking

• 11-1: 'Hello, world!' in React!
• 11-2: React Components
• 11-3: Project - Movie Cards Library

• 12-1: Components with status
• 12-2: React events and forms
• 12-3: Project - Movie Cards Library Stateful

• 13-1: Improving component reuse: props.children and PropTypes
• 13-2: React component life cycle
• 13-3: React Router
• 13-4: Project - Movie Cards Library CRUD

• 14-1: Agile Methodologies
• 14-2: Project - Frontend Online Store

• 15-1: Testing React with the React Testing Library
• 15-2: Testing React with the React Testing Library - Part 2
• 15-3: Project - React Tests

• 16-1: Introduction to Redux
• 16-2: React with Redux - Part 1
• 16-3: React with Redux - Practice
• 16-4: React with Redux - Part 2
• 16-5: Redux tests
• 16-6: Project - Table with data filters

• 17-1: Project - Trivia Game

• 18-1: React Context API
• 18-2: React Hooks - useState and useContext
• 18-3: React Hooks - useEffect and custom Hooks
• 18-4: Project - Datatable StarWars with Context API and Hooks

• 19-1: Project - Recipe App

• 20-1: SQL database
• 20-2: Finding data in a database
• 20-3: Filtering data specifically
• 20-4: Manipulating tables
• 20-5: Project - All For One

• 21-1: Most used functions in SQL
• 21-2: Uncomplicating JOINs and UNIONs
• 21-3: Stored Routines & Subqueries
• 21-4: Project - Vocabulary Booster

• 22-1: Transforming ideas into a database model
• 22-2: Transforming ideas into a database model - Part 2
• 22-3: Project - Queries Unite

• 23-1: Normalization and Normal Forms
• 23-2: Dumps & Project - One For All

• 24-1: MongoDB - Introduction
• 24-2: Filter Operators
• 24-3: Project - Data Flights

• 25-1: Simple Updates
• 25-2: Complex Updates - Arrays - Part 1
• 25-3: Complex Updates - Arrays - Part 2
• 25-4: Project - Commerce

• 26-1: Aggregation Framework - Part 1
• 26-2: Aggregation Framework - Part 2
• 26-3: Aggregation Framework - Part 3
• 26-4: Project - Aggregations

• 27-1: NodeJS - Introduction
• 27-2: NodeJS - Architecture
• 27-3: NodeJS - Asynchronous Flow
• 27-4: Project - A CLI of Ice and Fire

• 28-1: NodeJS - HTTP requests
• 28-2: Express - Introduction
• 28-3: Express - Static files and SSR
• 28-4: Project - Crypto Index

• 29-1: NodeJS - JWT - (JSON Web Token)
• 29-2: NodeJS - Input & Output
• 29-3: Web architecture - Rest and Restful
• 29-4: Project - Online Store with JWT

• 30-1: Infrastructure - Deploy with Heroku
• 30-2: Deploy - Process Managers
• 30-3: Project - Stranger Things

• 30-1: Introduction to MVC
• 30-2: Deploy - Process Managers
• 30-3: Project - Stranger Things

• 31-1: Project - Trybeer

• 32-1: Arquitetura - Princípios SOLID
• 32-2: ORM - Interface da aplicação com o banco de dados
• 32-3: Arquitetura de Software - DDD
• 32-4: Boas práticas na escrita de testes
• 32-3: Project - API de Blogs

• 30-1: Sockets - TCP/UDP & NET
• 30-2: Sockets - Socket.io
• 30-3: Project - Webchat

• 34-1: Project - Trybeer V2

• 35-1: Arquitetura de Computadores
• 35-2: Arquitetura de redes
• 35-3: Redes de computadores, ferramentas e segurança
• 35-4: Project - Explorando os protocolos

• 35-1: Aprendendo Python
• 35-2: Testes e Exceções
• 35-3: Entrada e Saída de dados
• 36-4: Entrada e Saída de dados
• 35-5: Project - Tech news