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This repository contains the code and resources for a series of web sessions on backend development. Each session covers a different topic, such as setting up the environment, creating RESTful APIs, working with databases, authentication, templating, email sending, and production deployment.
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Welcome to the Web Sessions repository! This project is a collection of sessions focused on backend development. Each session corresponds to a milestone, covering various topics and concepts. This repository serves as a resource hub where you can find the code and related materials for each session.
To get started, clone this repository to your local machine. Each session is organized in its respective directory, containing the code and any additional resources. Navigate to a session directory of your interest and explore the code and accompanying documentation.
Here's an overview of the sessions and milestones covered:
Feel free to dive into any session that interests you and start learning!
To visualize and work with .excalidraw files for each session, follow these steps:
Visit the Excalidraw Website
Open your web browser and go to the Excalidraw website.
Access the Options Menu
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43/100 healthOnce you're on the Excalidraw website, look for the options menu. It's usually located in the top-right corner of the screen.
Open the Options Menu
Click on the options menu to reveal a dropdown list of actions and settings.
Select "Open"
From the options menu, select "Open." This action will prompt you to choose a file from your local device.
Locate the .excalidraw File
Navigate to the session folder where you have the specific .excalidraw file you want to work with. Click on the file to select it.
Open the File
After selecting the .excalidraw file, click the "Open" or "Upload" button (the label may vary depending on your browser). This will load the selected .excalidraw file into the Excalidraw editor.
Start Editing
You can now interact with and edit the content of the .excalidraw file using the Excalidraw editor. Make any necessary annotations, additions, or modifications as required for your session.
Save Your Changes
After making changes, you can save your updated .excalidraw file by using the "File" menu within the Excalidraw editor. Select "Save" or "Save As" to save your changes locally.
Export If Needed
If you want to share or export your modified .excalidraw file, you can do so by using the "File" menu within the Excalidraw editor. Choose the "Export" option to save it in your desired format.
Continue Collaboration
.excalidraw files are easy to share and collaborate on. You can save your edited file and share it with your team or peers for further collaboration.
We welcome contributions from the community to improve and enhance this project. If you have any suggestions, bug fixes, or new features to add, please refer to the contributing guidelines for instructions on how to contribute.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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