⛅ iWeather is a mobile application built with React Native, Expo, and TypeScript. The project teaches the core concepts of Continuous Integration (CI) to automate the app publishing process using Expo Application Services (EAS) and GitHub Actions

Aplicação desenvolvida no curso "Next.js App Router e Testes" da Rocketseat.

Desafio do módulo Fundamentos do Node.js

💬 Domain-driven design practice focused on ubiquitous language, aggregates, value objects, domain events, bounded contexts, entities, and use cases, built with TypeScript and covered by automated tests using Vitest and Faker

💵 Application using TypeScript, tsup, tsx, fastify, @fastify/cookie, knex.js, Zod, dotenv, ESLint, @rocketseat/eslint-config, pg, HTTPie and Insomnia. Test with Vitest, SuperTest and sqlite3. Deploy with Git, GitHub and Render

💪 Application in SOLID in GymPass style using TypeScript, Fastify, @fastify/cookie, @fastify/jwt, Prisma, Zod, Day.js, bcrypt.js, HTTPie, Insomnia and Docker. Unit tests and e2e with Vitest, @vitest/ui, @vitest/coverage-v8, vite-tsconfig-paths and SuperTest. CI/CD with Git, GitHub and GitHub Actions

⛅ iWeather is a mobile application built with React Native, Expo, and TypeScript. The project demonstrates how to quickly and efficiently publish apps using Expo Application Services (EAS). It also covers the process of deploying the Android app to Google Play Store and the iOS app to the Apple App Store

👤 Application using HTTPie and Insomnia to explain the fundamentals of Node.js like creating an HTTP server and streams