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Este repositório contém todas as atividades de aprendizagem desenvolvidas por Guilherme Cunha enquanto estudava na Trybe 🚀

"A Trybe é uma escola do futuro para qualquer pessoa que queira melhorar de vida e construir uma carreira de sucesso em tecnologia, onde a pessoa só paga quando conseguir um bom trabalho."

O programa conta com mais de 1.500 horas de aulas presenciais e online, aborda introdução ao desenvolvimento de software, front-end, back-end, ciência da computação, engenharia de software, metodologias ágeis e habilidades comportamentais.

Fundamentos do Desenvolvimento Web ✅

Bloco 1: Introdução - Unix & Shell

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

Bloco 2: Git & GitHub

• 2-1: O que é e para que serve?
• 2-2: Entendendo os comandos
• 2-3: Internet - Entendendo como ela funciona

Bloco 3: Introdução - HTML & CSS

• 3-1: HTML & CSS - Estruturas de página
• 3-2: HTML & CSS - Primeiros passos em CSS
• 3-3: HTML & CSS - Seletores e posicionamento
• 3-4: HTML Semântico
• 3-5: Projeto - Lessons Learned

Bloco 4: Introdução - JavaScript

• 4-1: JavaScript - Primeiros passos
• 4-2: JavaScript - Array e loop For
• 4-3: JavaScript - Lógica de Programação e Algoritmos
• 4-4: JavaScript - Objetos e funções
• 4-5: Projeto - Playground Functions

Bloco 5: Introdução - JavaScript - Projetos

• 5-1: JavaScript - DOM e seletores
• 5-2: JavaScript - Trabalhando com elementos
• 5-3: JavaScript - Eventos
• 5-4: JavaScript - Web Storage
• 5-5: Projeto - Arte com Pixels
• 5-6: Projeto - Lista de tarefas
• 5-7: Projeto - Meme Generator
• 5-7: Projeto - Adivinhe a Cor
• 5-7: Projeto - Carta Misteriosa

Bloco 6: HTML & CSS avançado

• 6-1: HTML & CSS - Forms
• 6-2: Bibliotecas JavaScript e Frameworks CSS
• 6-3: CSS Flexbox - Part 1
• 6-4: CSS Flexbox - Part 2
• 6-5: CSS Responsivo - Mobile First
• 6-6: Projeto - Trybewarts

Bloco 7: JavaScript ES6 & Testes Unitários

• 7-1: JavaScript ES6 - let, const, arrow functions e template literals
• 7-2: JavaScript ES6 - Objects
• 7-3: Primeiros passos em Jest
• 7-4: Projeto - JavaScript Testes Unitários

Bloco 8: JavaScript ES6

• 8-2: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - forEach, find, some, every, sort
• 8-3: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - map e filter
• 8-4: JavaScript ES6 - Higher Order Functions - reduce
• 8-5: JavaScript ES6 - spread operator, parâmetro rest, destructuring e mais
• 8-5: Projeto - Zoo functions

Bloco 9: Assincronicidade & Callbacks

• 9-1: JavaScript Assíncrono e Callbacks
• 9-2: JavaScript Assíncrono - Fetch API e async/await
• 9-2: Jest - Testes Assíncronos
• 9-3: Projeto - Carrinho de Compras

Desenvolvimento Front-end ⏳

Bloco 10: Introdução à React

• 10-1: 'Hello, world!' no React!
• 10-2: Componentes React
• 10-3: Projeto - Sistema Solar

Bloco 11: Componentes com Estado, Eventos e Formulários com React

• 11-1: Components com estado e eventos
• 11-2: Formulários no React
• 11-3: Projeto - Tryunfo

Bloco 12: Ciclo de Vida de Componentes e React Router

• 12-1: Ciclo de vida de componentes
• 12-2: React Router
• 12-3: Projeto - TrybeTunes

Bloco 13: Metodologias Ágeis

• 13-1: Metodologias Ágeis
• 13-2: Projeto - Frontend Online Store

Bloco 14: Testes automatizados com React Testing Library

• 14-1: RTL - Primeiros passos
• 14-2: RTL - Mocks e Inputs
• 14-3: RTL - Testando React Router
• 15-4: Projeto - Testes em React

Bloco 15: Introdução ao Redux

• 15-1: Introdução ao Redux
• 15-2: Usando o Redux no React
• 15-3: Usando o Redux no React - Prática
• 15-4: Usando o Redux no React - Actions Assíncronas
• 15-5: Testes em React-Redux
• 15-6: Projeto - Trybe Wallet

Bloco 16: Projeto Jogo de Trivia

• 16-1: Projeto - Jogo de Trivia

Bloco 17: Context API e React Hooks

• 17-1: Context API do React
• 17-2: React Hooks - useState e useContext
• 17-3: React Hooks - useEffect e Hooks customizados
• 17-4: Projeto - StarWars Datatable com Context API e Hooks

Bloco 18: Projeto App de Receitas

• 18-1: Projeto - App de Receitas

Desenvolvimento Back-end ⏳

Bloco 19: Introdução à SQL

• 19-1: Banco de dados SQL
• 19-2: Encontrando dados em um banco de dados
• 19-3: Filtrando dados de forma específica
• 19-4: Manipulando tabelas
• 19-5: Projeto - All For One

Bloco 20: Funções SQL, Joins e Subqueries

• 20-1: Funções mais usadas no SQL
• 20-2: Descomplicando JOINs, UNIONs e Subqueries
• 20-3: Stored Routines & Stored Functions
• 20-4: Projeto - Vocabulary Booster

Bloco 21: Normalização e Modelagem de Banco de Dadmos

• 21-1: Transformando ideias em um modelo de banco de dados - Parte 1
• 21-2: Normalização, Formas Normais e Dumps
• 21-2: Transformando ideias em um modelo de banco de dados - Parte 2
• 21-3: Projeto - One For All

Bloco 22: Introdução ao MongoDB

• 22-1: MongoDB - Introdução
• 22-2: Filter Operators
• 22-3: Projeto - Data Flights

Bloco 23: Mongo DB: Updates Simples e Complexos

• 23-1: Updates Simples
• 23-2: Updates Complexos - Arrays - Parte 1
• 23-3: Updates Complexos - Arrays - Parte 2
• 23-4: Projeto - Commerce

Bloco 24: MongoDB: Aggregation Framework

• 24-1: Aggregation Framework - Part 1
• 24-2: Aggregation Framework - Part 2
• 24-3: Projeto - Aggregations

Bloco 25: Introdução ao desenvolvimento Web com NodeJS

• 25-1: NodeJS - Introdução
• 25-2: NodeJS - Fluxo Assíncrono
• 25-3: Testes com NodeJS
• 25-4: Express: HTTP com Node.js
• 25-5: Express: Middlewares
• 25-6: Projeto - Talker Manager

Bloco 26: NodeJS: Camada de Serviço e Arquitetura Rest e Restful

• 26-1: Arquitetura de Software - Camada de Model
• 26-2: Arquitetura de Software - Camada de Controller e Service
• 26-3: Arquitetura Web - Rest e Restful
• 26-4: Arquitetura de Software - Testando as Camadas
• 26-5: Projeto - Store Manager

Bloco 27: Autenticação e Upload de Arquivos

• 27-1: NodeJS - JWT - (JSON Web Token)
• 27-2: NodeJS - Upload de arquivos com 'multer'
• 27-2: NodeJS - Testando APIs com Testes de Integração
• 27-3: Projeto - Cookmaster

Bloco 28: Deployment

• 28-1: Infraestrutura - Deploy com Heroku
• 28-2: Deploy - Gerenciadores de Processos
• 28-3: Projeto - Stranger Things

Bloco 29: Arquitetura de Software

• 29-1: Arquitetura - Princípios SOLID
• 29-2: ORM - Interface da aplicação com o banco de dados
• 29-3: ORM - Associations
• 29-4: Projeto - API de Blogs

Bloco 30: Sockets

• 30-1: Arquitetura de Software - Camada de View
• 30-2: Sockets - TCP/UDP & NET
• 30-3: Sockets - Socket.io
• 30-4: Sockets - Praticando Socket.io
• 30-5: Projeto - Webchat

Bloco 31: Projeto - App de Delivery

• 31-1: Projeto - App de Delivery

Ciência da Computação ⏳

Bloco 32: Python

• 32-1: Aprendendo Python
• 32-2: Entrada e Saída de dados
• 32-3: Testes
• 32-4: Projeto - Job Insights

Bloco 33: Programação Orientada a Objetos e Padrões de Projeto

• 33-1: Introdução à programação orientada a objetos
• 33-2: Herança, Composição e Interfaces
• 33-3: Padrões de projeto
• 33-4: Projeto - Relatórios de Estoque

Bloco 34: Redes e Raspagem de Dados

• 34-1: Arquitetura de redes
• 34-2: Redes de computadores, ferramentas e segurança
• 34-3: Raspagem de Dados
• 34-4: Projeto - Tech news

Bloco 35: Algoritmos

• 35-1: Complexidade de Algoritmos
• 35-2: Recursividade e Estratégias para solução de problemas
• 35-3: Algoritmos de ordenação e busca
• 35-4: Projeto - Algoritmos

Bloco 36: Estrutura de Dados I: Arrays, Hashmaps e Sets

• 36-1: Arquitetura de Computadores
• 36-2: Arrays
• 36-3: Hashmap e Dict
• 36-4: Set
• 36-5: Projeto - Restaurant Orders

Bloco 37: Estrutura de Dados II: Listas, Filas e Pilhas

• 35-1: Nó e Listas Encadeadas
• 35-2: Deque
• 35-3: Pilhas
• 35-4: Projeto - TING - Trybe Is Not Google

English

This repository contains all the learning activities developed by Guilherme Cunha while studying at Trybe 🚀

'Trybe is a school of the future for anyone who wants to improve their lives and build a successful career in technology, where people only pay when they get a good job.'

The program features over 1,500 hours of classroom and online classes, covers introduction to software development, front-end, back-end, computer science, software engineering, agile methodologies, and behavioral skills.

Web Development Fundamentals ✔️

Block 1: Introduction - Unix & Shell

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

Block 2: Git & GitHub

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

Block 3: Introduction - HTML & CSS

• 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

Block 4: Introduction - JavaScript

• 4-1: JavaScript - First steps
• 4-2: JavaScript - Array and For loop
• 4-3: JavaScript - Programming Logic and Algorithms
• 4-4: JavaScript - Objects and functions
• 4-5: Project - Playground Functions

Block 5: JavaScript: DOM, Events and Web Storage

• 5-1: JavaScript - DOM and selectors
• 5-2: JavaScript - Working with elements
• 5-3: JavaScript - Events
• 5-4: JavaScript - Web Storage
• 5-5: Project - Pixel Art
• 5-6: Project - Task List
• 5-7: Project - Meme Generator
• 5-7: Project - Guess the Color
• 5-7: Project - Mysterious Letter

Block 6: HTML and CSS: Forms, Flexbox and Responsive

• 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: CSS Responsive - Mobile First
• 6-6: Project - Trybewarts

Block 7: JavaScript ES6 & Unit Tests

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

Block 8: JavaScript ES6

• 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 - Higher Order Functions - reduce
• 8-4: JavaScript ES6 - spread operator, rest parameter, destructuring and more
• 8-5: Project - Zoo functions

Block 9: Asynchronicity & Callbacks

• 9-1: Asynchronous JavaScript and Callbacks
• 9-2: JavaScript Promises
• 9-3: Project - Shopping Cart

Front-end development ⏳

Block 10: Introduction - React

• 10-1: 'Hello, world!' On React!
• 10-2: React Components
• 10-3: Project - Solar System

Block 11: Components with State, Events and Forms with React

• 11-1: Components with state and events
• 11-2: Forms in React
• 11-3: Project - Tryunfo

Block 12: Component Life Cycle and React Router

• 12-1: Component life cycle
• 12-2: React Router
• 12-3: Project - TrybeTunes

Block 13: Agile Methodologies

• 13-1: Agile Methodologies
• 13-2: Project - Frontend Online Store

Block 14: Automated Testing with React Testing Library

• 14-1: RTL - First steps
• 14-2: RTL - Mocks and Inputs
• 14-2: RTL - Testing React Router
• 14-3: Project - Tests in React

Block 15: State Management with Redux

• 15-1: Introduction to Redux - The global state of the application
• 15-2: React with Redux
• 15-3: React with Redux - Practice
• 15-4: Using Redux in React - Asynchronous Actions
• 15-5: Tests in React-Redux
• 15-6: Project - Trybe Wallet

Block 16: Trivia Game Project

• 16-1: Project - Trivia Game

Block 17: Context API and React Hooks

• 17-1: Context API of React
• 17-2: React Hooks - useState and useContext
• 17-3: React Hooks - useEffect and Custom Hooks
• 17-4: Project - StarWars Datatable with Context API and Hooks

Block 18: Recipe App Project

• 18-1: Project - Recipe App

Back-end Development ⏳

Block 19: Introduction to SQL

• 19-1: SQL Database
• 19-2: Finding data in a database
• 19-3: Filtering data specifically
• 19-4: Manipulating tables
• 19-5: Project - All For One

Block 20: SQL Functions, Joins and Subqueries

• 20-1: Most used functions in SQL
• 20-2: Uncomplicated JOINs, UNIONs and Subqueries
• 20-3: Stored Routines & Stored Functions
• 20-4: Project - Vocabulary Booster

Block 21: Database Normalization and Modeling

• 21-1: Transforming ideas into a database model - Part 1
• 21-2: Normalization, Normal Forms and Dumps
• 21-2: Turning ideas into a database model - Part 2
• 21-3: Project - One For All

Block 22: Introduction to MongoDB

• 22-1: Introduction - NoSQL
• 22-2: MongoDB - Introduction
• 22-3: Filter Operators
• 22-4: Project - Date Flights

Block 23: MongoDB: Simple and Complex Updates

• 23-1: Simple Updates
• 23-2: Complex Updates - Arrays - Part 1
• 23-3: Complex Updates - Arrays - Part 2
• 23-4: Project - Commerce

Bloco 24: MongoDB: Aggregation Framework

• 24-1: Aggregation Framework - Part 1
• 24-2: Aggregation Framework - Part 2
• 24-3: Project - Aggregations

Block 25: Introduction to Web Development with NodeJS

• 25-1: NodeJS - Introduction
• 25-2: NodeJS - Asynchronous Stream
• 25-3: Tests with NodeJS
• 25-4: Express: HTTP with Node.js
• 25-5: Express: Middlewares
• 25-4: Project - Talker Manager

Block 26: NodeJS: Service Layer and Rest and Restful Architecture

• 26-1: Software Architecture - Model Layer
• 26-2: Software Architecture - Controller and Service Layer
• 26-3: Software Architecture - Rest and Restful
• 26-4: Software Architecture - Testing the Layers
• 26-5: Project - Store Manager

Block 27: Authentication and File Upload

• 27-1: NodeJS - JWT - (JSON Web Token)
• 27-2: NodeJS - Upload files with Multer
• 27-3: NodeJS - Testing APIs with Integration Tests
• 27-4: Project - Cookmaster

Block 28: Deployment

• 28-1: Infrastructure - Deploy with Heroku
• 28-2: Deploy - Process Managers
• 28-3: Project - Stranger Things

Block 29: Architecture: SOLID and ORM

• 29-1: Architecture - SOLID Principles
• 29-2: ORM - Application interface with the database
• 29-3: ORM - Associations
• 29-4: Good practices in writing tests
• 29-3: Project - Blogs API

Block 30: Sockets

• 30-1: Software Architecture - View Layer
• 30-2: Sockets - TCP/UDP & NET
• 30-3: Sockets - Socket.io
• 30-4: Practicing Socket.io
• 30-5: Project - Webchat

Block 31: Project - Delivery App

• 31-1: Project - Delivery App

Computer Science ⏳

Block 32: Introduction to Python

• 32-1: Learning Python
• 32-2: Data Input and Output
• 32-3: Tests
• 32-4: Project - Job Insights

Block 33: Object-Oriented Programming and Design Patterns

• 33-1: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
• 33-2: Inheritance, Composition and Interfaces
• 33-3: Design Patterns

Block 34: Networks and Data Scraping

• 34-1: Network Architecture
• 34-2: Computer Networks, tools and security
• 34-3: Data Scraping
• 34-4: Project - Tech news

Block 35: Algorithms

• 35-1: Algorithm Complexity
• 35-2: Recursiveness and Problem Solving Strategies
• 35-4: Sorting Algorithms and Search Algorithms
• 35-5: Project - Algorithms

Block 36: Data Structure I: Arrays, Hashmaps and Sets

• 36-1: Computer Architecture
• 36-2: Arrays
• 36-3: Hashmaps
• 36-4: Set
• 36-5: Project - Restaurant Orders

Block 37: Data Structure II: Lists, Queues and Stacks

• 37-1: Nodes and Linked Lists
• 37-2: Deck
• 37-3: Stacks
• 37-4: Project - TING - Trybe Is Not Google