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6 Course 6 · Facilitator Pack

Full-Stack Capstone

Eight build cycles, one architecture, one shipped container. React + Vite + TypeScript · Go + HTTP · persistent store · AI integration · auth · Docker.

Duration8 hr (2 breaks + lunch)
AudienceCapstone candidates
PrereqCourses 1–4 + deployed tool + proposal
0:00–0:30M1 Full-Stack Frontierframing
0:30–1:15M2 Environment Setupsetup
1:15–2:00M3 Backend from Scratchbuild · arch 1/4
2:00–2:45M4 Data Layerbuild · arch 2/4
2:45–3:00Break15 min
3:00–3:45M5 Frontend from Scratchbuild · arch 3/4
3:45–4:30M6 Pages & Navigationbuild
4:30–5:15M7 AI Chat Integrationbuild
5:15–5:30Break (often lunch)15 min
5:30–6:15M8 Auth & Middlewarebuild
6:15–7:00M9 External Integrationsbuild · compress here
7:00–7:45M10 Docker & Deploybuild · arch 4/4
7:45–8:00Assessment & Wrapclose

Pre-session prepDone 1 week before; verified at T-60 min

  • Capstone gate. Every attendee submitted a proposal >= 7 days out. Reject anyone without an approved proposal — 8 hours is no place to discover scope drift.
  • Machines. Each laptop runs Node 20+, Go 1.22+, Docker Desktop (admin), VS Code or equivalent, GenAI.mil access, GitHub or local repo. Smoke-test 24 h before.
  • Reference repo as your safety net. Pull heywood-inventory/ and smoke-test the backend + frontend the night before. Keep docs/PROMPTS.md (validated prompts) and docs/INSTRUCTOR_GUIDE.md (module → file map) on a side monitor — yours, not the students’.
  • Architecture diagram + breaks. Architecture printed and posted (the one slide you return to nine times). Coffee 0815, snacks 1045 & 1530, lunch call at 1230 — M7 break often becomes lunch.

Live hand-off cuesConstant deck ↔ IDE switching — the architecture is the anchor

  • Architecture anchor (every module). End M2 by stopping on the architecture slide — “you’ll see this exact picture eight more times today.” Each build module then ends with a 60-second “arch lights up” beat: deck → diagram → back to IDE.
  • End of M3 (1st curl response). Twenty seconds of silence. This is the emotional checkpoint of the day — let it land.
  • M4 Path A vs Path B. Default Path A (JSON store now, SQLite as a stretch — both build-tagged in the reference repo). Path B (Microsoft Graph) only for students whose proposal already requires M365. Announce the room default at M4 kickoff.
  • M9 compression rule. If you’re behind by 15 min entering M9, cut external integrations to a stub. Everyone ships a container by 1700 — no exceptions.
  • 1700 wrap. Each student demos their running container in 60 sec. You moderate; you do not debug.

Exercise & activity promptsRead these to the room verbatim

M1 (30 min). “You stop being a Power Apps builder today. Today you direct AI to build whatever the problem needs — backend, frontend, data, auth. Look at the architecture. Four layers. Eight builds. One container at 1700.”

M2 (45 min). “Most boring module of the day; most expensive if we skip it. Verify Node, Go, Docker. AI walks each of you through your own machine — do not let me do it for you.”

M3 (45 min). “Direct AI to write a Go HTTP server that returns a hard-coded JSON array on GET /items. You curl it. When you see 200 OK, raise a hand. Twenty-second pause for everyone to feel that.”

M4 (45 min). “Interface-first. Define what the data layer does before you decide how it stores. AI implements the interface against an in-memory store first; persistence in a stretch.”

M5–M6 (90 min). “React + Vite + TypeScript. Proxy to the Go backend. Render the items table. Then add routes for two pages and a nav. Resist beauty — we add features in M6, polish never.”

M7 (45 min). “Wire the OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint to your backend. Stream tokens to the React UI. The first time it streams, applaud once.”

M8 (45 min). “Auth middleware on the backend; login route on the frontend. Single test user. Real password hashing. No production claims yet.”

M9 (45 min, compressible). “One external integration of your choice from the proposal. If the API gives you trouble — stub it. M10 is non-negotiable.”

M10 (45 min). “Dockerfile, build, run. Ship the container. URL or screenshot in chat by 1745.”

Anchor phrase“Architecture first. Light up one box at a time. Everyone ships a container by 1700.”

When this goes sidewaysStuck-student triage & top failure modes

  • Stuck-student triage (~3 min). 3-Minute Rule → re-run the module’s prompt from PROMPTS.md → open the matching file via INSTRUCTOR_GUIDE.md on your screen, describe the diff → pair & move on.
  • Docker won’t install (admin denied). Defer Docker to M10; pair with a Docker-enabled buddy for the deploy. They still ship.
  • CORS / proxy errors stall the room at M5. Project web/vite.config.ts from the reference repo and walk the proxy block once; do not re-explain individually.
  • Behind 30+ min at M8, or M9 API throws 401s. Stub M9 or cut it — announce it. M10 must ship; capture as Day-2 homework.

Post-session prepIssued in the 1745 wrap; capstone hand-off

  • Push the container to your unit’s registry within 72 h. URL goes in the program shared library.
  • Write the Unit Playbook for hand-off to the next rotation: architecture diagram, run instructions, two known issues, one stretch goal. Use the Week 4 playbook template.
  • Run a 30-min teach-back with two non-attendees in the next 30 days — show the container, walk the architecture, surface their first three questions to the program lead. Capstone certificate issues once playbook + teach-back evidence land.
6 Share-in-chat URL sheet

Full-Stack AI-Assisted Development — class links

Every URL the Week 6 deck cues you to drop into Microsoft Teams chat. Read aloud or type into the chat — no copy buttons since this is the printed pack.

Deck materials

The four files instructors typically share at the start of the eight-hour capstone.

  • Week 6 Student Handout

    When: Drop in chat at session start so students have the day’s prompts and homework on one page.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/handouts/week-6-fullstack.html

  • Week 6 Facilitator Pack (HTML)

    When: Send to a co-facilitator running the live debugging segments alongside you.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/facilitator/week-6-fullstack.html

  • Week 6 Facilitator Pack (PDF)

    When: Email-friendly one-pager.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/facilitator/pdf/week-6-fullstack.pdf

  • Week 6 PowerPoint deck

    When: For instructors who present from PowerPoint or want to edit the slides locally.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/pptx/week-6-fullstack.pptx

  • Week 6 slide deck (HTML)

    When: For students who missed the live capstone.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/decks/week-6-fullstack.html

  • Week 6 Instructor Cheat Sheet

    When: Single-page cheat sheet with the key prompts, common failure modes, and recovery scripts you’ll reach for during the capstone.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/decks/week-6-cheatsheet.html

EDD reference docs (capstone)

The Week 6 capstone calls back to the SOP, the prompt library, and the templates — share these on demand as students hit the relevant module.

  • Prompt Library

    When: Reach-for-this when students get stuck on a prompt during the live builds.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/resources/prompt-library.html

  • Agent Setup guide

    When: Useful when students hit auth/integration questions during the chat / auth / integrations modules.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/resources/agent-setup.html

  • EDD Templates index

    When: The full template set — problem definition, dev journal, QA checklist, doc package, tool registry — for the homework / hand-off.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/resources/templates.html

  • EDD SOP (PDF)

    When: The canonical SOP — the “what does good look like” document for the capstone’s QA passes.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/pdf/SOP_Expert_Driven_Development_v5.pdf

  • Training Curricula (PDF)

    When: For students who want the full program-level reference document going home.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/pdf/TRAINING_CURRICULA_v5.pdf

Close-out

The final “What to do after class” slide cues you to drop the certificate page link and the cohort progress page in chat.

  • Course completion certificate

    When: Slide cues: “Drop the certificate page link in the channel.” Students fill it in to generate their EDD completion certificate.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/courses/certificate.html

  • Cohort progress tracker

    When: For supervisors and the cohort lead — share so the room can see where their section stands.

    https://jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/courses/progress.html

EDD · Week 6 Share-in-chat URL sheet · UNCLASSIFIED · mirror of the on-site Class Links page
jeranaias.github.io/ExpertDrivenDevelopment/decks/links/week-6-fullstack.html