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Sure, some great online services provide decent API servers, like Mockaroo, or you can just use your favorite service’s public API, like Spotify’s.īut – for me at least – they are just not scratching at the right spot. If backend programming is not your best side, or you just don’t want to waste time coding your own, here is a handy little thingy you can use: your very own local API server and database! (yaaaay!) React is still on the rocks, VueJs is right on its tail, and the good old Angular is getting better and better, so there are lots of opportunities to learn and experiment! There are plenty of shiny toys to put your hands on this year if you would like to keep up the pace front-end-wise.

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The pre-defined user with admin privileges:Īnd here you may find the image on Docker Hubĭocker Hub image site And now, if you are still with me, to full the story! The database is seeded with two different users with different privileges: I can recommend Postico if you are on Mac, or DBeaver if you are looking for a multi-platform solution: With these credentials, you can connect to the DB using your favorite client.

Run docker-compose down to remove the containers.

Hit CTRL-C to stop the process and get back the command prompt.

Open a new terminal tab and navigate to the folder where you downloaded the docker-compose file and run docker-compose up.

#Postico local cache download

Download the pre-configured docker-compose file: docker-compose.yml.Follow us on Twitch to get a notification when we start!

It will be a start-from-scratch session, which features state management, routing, best practices and UX decisions. Today, February 28, at 4 CET, we’ll host a live stream on Twitch, where Miklos Bertalan will use his private React stack to build a UI for the API server described in this post. This API service can be used as data source for your front-end project, since it has all the necessary basic functions needed to learn or experiment with different front-end frameworks. I created a free API service you can run locally using Docker. I hope that 2018 has been gracious to you so far, and you are ready for the upcoming challenges!Īs this article is kinda long, let’s kick it off with a TLDR version: