Code:Nation Tech Stack

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This document outlines the key aspects of a software development project including the what, why, and how. It discusses the product, API-first design, microservices architecture, and clean code practices. The tech stack involves Go, React, GRPC, and containers deployed using CI/CD pipelines to AWS. Project management follows Kanban and uses GitHub issues and project boards. Metrics are tracked but not specified. Contact details are provided for further information.

Technology

Stack ● API First
● API Blueprint
● Microservices
● 12 factor
● Clean Architecture

Stack ● Go
● React
● GRPC
● Containers
● CI/CD
● AWS
● MongoDB/Neo4J

● Kanban
● Milestones
● Github Issues
● Github Project Boards
Processo

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