First bricks for profitability
Table of Contents
- 📱 Context
- 🤔 The bullet-list Problems
- 🎯 Objective
- 🛣 How to solve it?
- 👩🏽💻 Step by step with Workshops
- 📝 Licence
LEGO investments is a good source of profit.
Collecting profit on your LEGO investments isn’t as easy as it sounds.
- How to identify profitable lego sets?
- How to buy lego sets under the retail price to maximise the profit?
- How to sell profitable lego sets above the retail price?
Build an end-to-end web application to determine if a lego set deal is really a good deal.
- 🎨 Make a frictionless experience: How to easily identify profitable deals in very flew clicks
- 🧱 Manipulate deals and sold items: How to manipulate the products in the browser
- 🧹 Scrape deals and sales: How to fetch Products from different website sources
- 📱 Render deals and sales in the browser: How to interact with the Products in the browser
- 💽 Save deals and sales in database: How to avoid to scrape again and again the same data
⤵️ Request deals and sales with an api: How to give access to your data- 🐛 Test your code: How to ensure quality and confidence
- 🚀 Deploy in production: How to give access to anyone
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With inception themes, we'll follow next workshops to solve our problem:
| Step | Workshops | Planned Date |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Craft an effective prototype | Jan 2025 |
| 1 | Manipulate data with JavaScript in the browser | Feb 2025 |
| 2 | Interact data with JavaScript, HTML and CSS in the browser again | Feb 2025 |
| 3 | Scrape data with Node.js | Mar 2025 |
| 4 | Build an api with Express to request data | Mar 2025 |
| 5 | Deploy in production with Vercel | Mar 2025 |