Nexus Web Workshop
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Client:
Nexus Security Club, ESTIN
Role:
Wokshop Co-Leader & Full-Stack Development
Year:
2024
Project Overview
The Nexus Web Workshop was created to introduce students to the fundamentals of web development through a hands-on, full-stack learning experience. The goal was to help participants build a working understanding of how the frontend and backend connect, while gaining practical skills in TypeScript, client–server architecture, and modern deployment practices.
Our Approach
We structured the workshop as a guided coding journey: starting with the basics of web interfaces and gradually introducing server logic, API connections, and deployment. The project was divided into two parts—client and server—to give participants a clear view of separation of concerns.
We deployed the final demo on Vercel to give attendees a real-world example of continuous deployment. Throughout the process, we emphasized clean code practices, TypeScript safety, and teamwork to mirror industry standards.
Key Features
Full-stack architecture with client/server separation
TypeScript-first development for reliability and maintainability
Live deployment on Vercel for practical exposure
Introductory lessons on API building & integration
Hands-on exercises for participants to extend functionality
