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Build an Image Processing Server

Lab Info
Table of Contents
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Challenge
Creating the image upload page
In this module we will add a form to the image upload page. We will also setup our server, and add a wildcard route to serve the image upload page. ### Solution To view the solution, run
git diff origin/master..module-1-solution
in the Terminal, and pressEnter
to see the next lines of the difference.You may also browse the files of the solution by stashing your changes with
git stash
and runninggit checkout module-1-solution
to switch branches. -
Challenge
Storing the image on disk
In this module we will store the uploaded image to disk. ### Solution To view the solution, run
git diff origin/master..module-2-solution
in the Terminal, and pressEnter
to see the next lines of the difference.You may also browse the files of the solution by stashing your changes with
git stash
and runninggit checkout module-2-solution
to switch branches. -
Challenge
Serving the photo-viewer and creating the workers
In this module we will add a route to serve the photo-viewer page. We will also create our two workers that will process the images. ### Solution To view the solution, run
git diff origin/master..module-3-solution
in the Terminal, and pressEnter
to see the next lines of the difference.You may also browse the files of the solution by stashing your changes with
git stash
and runninggit checkout module-3-solution
to switch branches. -
Challenge
Creating the parent thread
In this module we will create the parent thread as well as instantiate the worker threads. We will write event listeners to handle communication between threads. Finally, we will wire up the parent thread to the upload route, and add the processed images to the photo-viewer page. ### Solution To view the solution, run
git diff origin/master..module-4-solution
in the Terminal, and pressEnter
to see the next lines of the difference.You may also browse the files of the solution by stashing your changes with
git stash
and runninggit checkout module-4-solution
to switch branches.
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