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✨ Links:
📚 Source Code: http://github.com/burakorkmez/productify
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✨ Highlights
- 🛒 Full-Stack Product Store
- 🧰 REST API with Node.js & Express
- 🗄️ PostgreSQL Database Integration
- 🧬 Drizzle ORM for type-safe database queries
- 🟦 TypeScript Powered API
- ⚛️ Modern React Frontend
- 🎨 Beautiful UI with Tailwind CSS & DaisyUI
- ⚡ Data Fetching & Caching using TanStack Query
- 🔄 End-to-End API ↔ Frontend Integration
- 🧠 Clean Project Structure & Best Practices
- 🧪 Hands-on Learning by Building (not just theory)
- 🚀 Production Deployment with Live URL
- 📎 Resume-Ready Project
- 💸 100% Free Tools & Setup
- 📂 Free & Open-Source Code


Timestamps:
00:00:00 - 0- Project Preview
00:04:37 - 1- Backend Setup
00:41:09 - 2- Creating Drizzle Schema  
01:14:57 - 3- Writing Our DB Queries
01:41:46 - 4- User & Product & Comment Routes
02:08:19 - 5- Frontend Setup - Tailwind, Daisy UI & Clerk
02:39:49 - 6- Tanstack Setup & User Sync
03:09:11 - 7- Home Page & Create Page
03:33:40 - 8- Product Detail Page
04:10:40 - 9- Edit Product Page
04:25:30 - 10- Very Detailed Deployment

As a Programmer

A comprehensive tutorial for building a full-stack product store application using the PERN stack (PostgreSQL, Express, React, Node.js). The course covers backend API development with TypeScript, Drizzle ORM for database management, authentication with Clerk, and frontend development with React, Tailwind CSS, and TanStack Query. Includes complete setup instructions, database schema design with relations, environment configuration, and deployment guidance. Features user authentication, product CRUD operations, commenting system, and 30+ theme options with responsive design.

PERN Stack Course: Build a Full Stack Product Store with React and Postgres

<p>People are really trying to milk the “MERN” acronym to the last drop, arent they… FFS</p>
