Conclusion and extra resources
Conclusion and extra resources
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[00:00 - 00:05] So that concludes the course. I hope you've found it valuable.
[00:06 - 00:21] We've covered quite a broad spectrum of things, so I will imagine that probably there are some things where you found that I was being too detailed and probably there were some areas where you wish I'd gone into more detail. I hope I've managed to hit a sort of reasonably common ground.
[00:22 - 00:39] There's going to be a number of things that I will recall that I should have added and I already know of two things that I really wanted to have included, but the scope was already getting too big. So I really wanted to cover authentication and authorization and also devops and deploying to production.
[00:40 - 00:48] But sadly, there just isn't the time for that to be included now. I'll write a little bit here on the last page to help you get started if you want to look into those things.
[00:49 - 01:01] And then I'll also be updating that with other things as they come in when I receive feedback. But apart from that, I hope that you found it valuable and I wish you all the best in developing your future apps and good luck with everything.
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So that concludes the course. I hope you've found it valuable. We've covered quite a broad spectrum of things, so I will imagine that probably there are some things where you found that I was being too detailed and probably there were some areas where you wish I'd gone into more detail. I hope I've managed to hit a sort of reasonably common ground. There's going to be a number of things that I will recall that I should have added and I already know of two things that I really wanted to have included, but the scope was already getting too big. So I really wanted to cover authentication and authorization and also devops and deploying to production. But sadly, there just isn't the time for that to be included now. I'll write a little bit here on the last page to help you get started if you want to look into those things. And then I'll also be updating that with other things as they come in when I receive feedback. But apart from that, I hope that you found it valuable and I wish you all the best in developing your future apps and good luck with everything.