Networking Fundamentals For Full Stack Web Developers

Learn how to build faster more resilient web applications based on HTML, JavaScript, SQL

What you'll learn
Learn how to build faster resilient full stack applications and become an expert developer.
Learn how to analyze HTTP waterfall charts for troubleshooting and optimizing web pages.
Understand advantages of HTTP/3 (QUIC) for speed, reliability, and network security.
WebTransport vs Websockets as a replacement for real-time applications.
Understand web-based authentication, security zones, TLS 1.3, HSTS, OCSP, and firewalls.
Learn how to use web testing tools for certifying full stack application performance.
Master key networking concepts such as ARP, Ethernet, VLANs, IP addressing, NAT, and routing.
TCP protocol deep dive with socket buffer operation, bytes in-flight, MSS, and window scaling.
Considerations for developers when implementing reverse proxy and CDN services.
Understand how web application firewalls work for OWASP vulnerabilities.
Understand the dynamics of a browser session and web page load events.
Communicate more effectively with network engineers and sysadmins when implementing applications.
Learn how to use Apache for load testing HTTP servers.


Requirements
Beginner student-level knowledge of HTML web development concepts.
All tools and links are provided with the course.
Description
This course is perfect for beginners and experienced web developers that want to extend their knowledge beyond the coding black box.
Learn important topics not covered in your web developer course and take your career to the next level.

There is a hybrid
cross-functional skill set
required now for developers that include networking, performance analysis and application troubleshooting. Update your resume with cross-functional skills for that competitive advantage with job opportunities.
Building faster resilient web-based applications requires knowledge of networking concepts and performance tools. In addition you must know how to
troubleshoot your application and identify how code will affect performance
. Web developers should also know how to communicate effectively with network engineers and sysadmins. Avoid many of the mistakes that beginners make when designing and implementing full stack web applications based on HTML, JavaScript, Node, SQL, and React.
"The Silo Problem"
There is a need to move from traditional "silo" approach to cross-discipline training and skills transfer. This has been accelerated by the proliferation of internet and cloud-based services. This course was created based on extensive online research for in-demand skills. This course includes 60+ lectures, 10+ hours of video, labs, and downloads. Some topics are only available with this course.
Learn how to
build full stack web applications with low latency

and resiliency
.
Learn how to
analyze waterfall charts
for performance and optimization tuning.
Learn how to
troubleshoot your application
for testing and production environments.
Analyze web metrics
and certify your application on front end and back end servers.
Learn how
DNS, TLS, and Firewalls
affect application performance and operation.
Understand the differences between
HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2,
and
HTTP/3 (QUIC)
.
Understand
reverse proxy

server
operation and content delivery network (CDN).
Get real-world hands-on experience with
student labs
and build your own toolkit.
Learn how computing devices exchange data,
server VLANs
and
IP addressing
.
Communicate

more

effectively
with network engineers, sysadmins, and DevOps.
TCP vs UDP
comparison and how
socket buffers
communicate with applications.
Great for
HTML, JS, React, Web API, SQL, Node, Python
developer environments.
Active support forum available for students to ask technical and career questions.
Consider that network engineers and sysadmin do not know your application or how to troubleshoot application layer issues. Learn how to analyze, test, troubleshoot and optimize your application for resiliency, performance and customer satisfaction. By the end of the course you will have the expert knowledge to build and troubleshoot low latency web applications. You will also have the confidence to lead and contribute within cross-functional enterprise groups or tech startups.
HTTP/1.1 vs HTTP/2 vs HTTP/3 (QUIC)
DNS, TLS, OCSP, HSTS, SFTP
Websockets vs WebTransport
Stateful and Web Application Firewall
Ethernet, VLANs, IP addressing, NAT
TCP vs UDP Transport Sockets
Application Deployment Models
Content Delivery Network (CDN)
Reverse Proxy Server, Load Balancers
JWT, SMTP, SSH, FTP, RASP
Wireshark, Ping, Traceroute
Linux host commands
Web Development Skills
HTTP waterfall chart analysis for application troubleshooting
Learn how to use web application testing tools and analyze latency effects
Learn performance engineering best practices for web development
Reduce your HTML web page load time with optimization techniques
Certify your full stack application before deployment
Troubleshoot API and JavaScript performance problems
About Me
My company is an online training provider that has helped thousands of students worldwide. Industry expert with 25+ years of Fortune 100 enterprise experience, performance engineering, and data center implementation. Extensive experience with application performance analysis, optimization techniques, and troubleshooting. This is all designed to take your career to the next level and become an expert developer.
Who this course is for:
Web Developers
Students enrolled in a web development course
Software Engineers
DevOps students
Site Reliability Engineers
Network engineers that want to learn more



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