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Maythawat Mahawan

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@moking55 · Chaing Mai, Thailand

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I'm a Master student at Chiang mai university, Chiang mai

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...NestJS Backend Arc.. (35%)Next.js Frontend A.. (35%)Real-Time WebSocke.. (20%)TypeScript Type Ma.. (10%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Maythawat Mahawan

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What tasks can I automate using moking55's skills?▼

You can scaffold NestJS backend modules with controllers, services, entities, and DTOs, create Next.js App Router pages with container/component separation, map backend endpoints to frontend hooks and types, and add Socket.io real-time communication with JWT authentication on both ends.

Who should use these full-stack scaffolding skills?▼

TypeScript developers and full-stack engineers building NestJS plus Next.js applications benefit most. They suit teams enforcing layered architecture, strict separation of concerns, and consistent module structure across feature-based monorepos with apps/frontend layouts.

How do the frontend and backend structure skills work together?▼

The backend-structure skill generates a NestJS features-pattern module, while frontend-structure and frontend-page skills create matching App Router pages with containers, components, and hooks. The map-api skill then connects backend endpoints to typed frontend hooks.

What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼

You need a NestJS project using TypeORM for backend skills and a Next.js App Router project for frontend skills. Real-time features require Socket.io on both sides and JWT authentication configured for the NestJS WebSocket gateway.

Do these skills support real-time features?▼

Yes. The backend-socket-usage skill adds Socket.io WebSocket gateways with JWT authentication to NestJS modules, and socket-frontend-usage integrates reusable Socket.io client connection management into Next.js frontends for bidirectional real-time communication.