Build Full-Stack E-Commerce App: SwiftUI, Node.js & Postgres
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Course Description
Learn to build a fully functional e-commerce application from the ground up in this comprehensive course. Using SwiftUI for the frontend, Node.js for the backend, and Postgres for the database, you’ll master the entire development process step by step. Whether you’re an iOS developer eager to expand into full-stack development or someone aiming to create a professional e-commerce app, this course equips you with the skills to succeed.
Starting with setting up your development environment, you’ll design a database schema tailored for e-commerce needs. Then, you’ll dive into backend development using Node.js and Postgres to implement features like user registration, login functionality, product management, and an order system. You’ll also secure your API with JWT-based authentication to ensure safe user credential handling.
On the frontend, you’ll build a sleek iOS app using SwiftUI, enabling users to browse products, manage their carts, and place orders. You’ll connect the app to your backend API for seamless user authentication, session management, and secure token storage using Keychain.
Additionally, you’ll integrate your app with Stripe to enable secure payment processing for your e-commerce platform.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a fully developed e-commerce app. Gain hands-on experience in testing, debugging, and take your project live with confidence.
What You’ll Learn
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SwiftUI and MV architecture for modern iOS apps
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Node.js and Express.js for developing JSON APIs
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Database schema design and integration with Postgres
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User authentication and session management using JWT
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Secure token storage with Keychain
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Fetching and displaying product data
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Cart management and a streamlined checkout process
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Integration with Stripe for payment handling
Take the next step in your development journey—enroll now and become a full-stack mobile app developer!
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Creating User Table Using Sequelize -
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Registering User
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Adding Unique Constraints to Username
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Performing Validation Using express-validator
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Catching Duplicate Username
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Encrypting Sensitive Data (Passwords)
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Implementing Authentication Controller Environment Key
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Generic HTTPClient
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Implementing Register for Authentication Controller
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Developing Registration Screen in SwiftUI
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Creating Product Table Using Sequelize CLI Tool and Migration
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Adding Product Router and Product Controller
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Implementing Get All Products
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Displaying Products on Screen
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Implementing Create Product Action on Product Controller
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Adding Products Using SwiftUI App Part 1
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Adding Products Using SwiftUI App Part 2
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Implementing Get My Products on Product Controller
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Displaying Products By User on Screen
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Implementing Delete Route Using ExpressJS
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Deleting Image Files Associated with the Product
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Implementing MyProductCellView
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Deleting Product from SwiftUI App
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Implementing Update Route Using ExpressJS
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Updating Product Using SwiftUI App Part 1
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Updating Product Using SwiftUI App Part 2
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Migration to Add Carts Table
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Migration to Add CartItems Table
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Adding Items to the Cart on Server Side Part 1
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Adding Items to the Cart on Server Side Part 2
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Implementing CartStore, Cart and CartItem Models in SwiftUI App
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Implementing addCartToItem in CartStore
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Adding Item to Cart from Product Detail Screen
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Returning CartItem with Product to Client from the Server
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Updating Add Item to Cart Function on Client Side
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Loading Cart Data from the Server
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Implementing loadCart in CartStore
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Displaying Cart Items on the Screen Part 1
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Displaying Cart Items on the Screen Part 2
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Updating Cart Items Quantity
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Deleting Cart Items (Server Side)
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Deleting Cart Items (Client Side)
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Adding Badge for Cart Items & Enable Cart Route Authentication
