Intermediate Backend Development with FastAPI
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Implements user authentication with OAuth2 and JWT, and handles errors using FastAPI for backend development
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In this intermediate-level course, you will learn advanced concepts of backend development using FastAPI. Starting from user authentication with OAuth2 and JWT, to handling complex database relationships, you will gain practical experience with modern techniques for building secure and scalable APIs. The course focuses on essential topics such as user registration, login and logout mechanisms, as well as integrating external services like email and SMS for notifications.
The course is structured to guide you through real-world backend tasks, starting with setting up secure user authentication using JWT and OAuth2, followed by integrating advanced database models and managing user sessions. You'll also explore background task management with Celery and handle many-to-many relationships using SQLModel, among other essential backend skills.
This course is designed for developers who already have a basic understanding of backend development and FastAPI and wish to deepen their skills. You should be familiar with Python, REST APIs, and the core concepts of web development. No strict prerequisites, but prior experience with FastAPI is recommended.
By the end of the course, you will be able to build complex user authentication systems, manage dynamic databases with FastAPI, integrate third-party services for email/SMS, and handle real-world application challenges such as error management and background task execution.
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