Style blitz is an online platform that empowers service Vendors within the fashion and beauty niche to enlarger their online presence. Blitz gives users the necessary tools to automate booking, engaging larger customer base and advertising their products for free. Blitz Will further empower these service Vendors with the ability to create customised profiles and shop tailored their brands and services.
Style Blitz is structured to use modern solutions like GRAPHQL. Most of the technological decisions were made to ease the development timeline so that we can focus more on implementing core features rather than building solutions to already solved problems. To make the app mode decoupled, the project is structured base on its core defining technology. Eg lambda folder holds all things lambda related.
To push for massive code reuse which further reduces development time... core access to the database is abstracted into a different project called shared. This removes the need for recreating these methods. NB: we do this since we're using the same database across services. The idea is to create a monolithic application that is highly decoupled and encourages massive code reuse. This solution could result to a single failure in the reusable code breaking the entire application. However, the solution to this is to encourage massive unit and integration test. This does not fix the issue of a major part of the code relying on the shared library, but it helps reduce the possibility of failure drastically.
. Lambda: All things lambda
. Shared: All shared code across modules and services
. Docs: Well written documentation for the app
. Migrations: Service that handles all things DB migration
. Utils: App-wide command line utility that simplifies deploy. migration and app development.
- Golang
- Graphql
- Mysql
- Redis/Mongo
- Swagger
- Bash
- AWS/ Lambda / Cloud formation
- Docker
- Serverless
- Database model is been structured using an online platform. You can find the current iteration of the DB models here