A professional, portfolio-grade engineering lab for turning Google Developer learning, App Engine modernization, Google Cloud migration work, and Chrome DevTools verification into reproducible modules.
This repository is not just a collection of learning notes. It is designed as a modular engineering system where every completed module produces:
- a working or reproducible implementation
- Chrome DevTools verification evidence
- GitHub-ready documentation
- safety and privacy guardrails
- portfolio/CV-ready technical outcomes
- safe reuse patterns for related repositories
| Module | Status | Focus | DevTools evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Module 00 | Done | App Engine Python 2.7 / webapp2 baseline | Baseline review |
| Module 01 | Done | App Engine webapp2 / Python 2 toward Flask / Python 3 | Network, Console, Application |
| Module 02 | Done | App Engine NDB to Cloud NDB migration | Network, Console, Application, Datastore index evidence |
| Module 03 | Done | Cloud NDB to Cloud Datastore migration | Network, Console, Application, Security |
| Module 04 | Done | App Engine to Cloud Run with Docker | Network, Console, Application, Security |
| Module 05 | Done | Cloud Run migration using Cloud Buildpacks | Network, Console, Application, Security |
| Module 09 | Done | PWA / Service Worker offline caching | Application, Network |
| Module 10 | Done | HTTPS, mixed content, cookie/security review | Security, Application, Network |
| Module 11 | Done | Accessibility checklist and fixes | Lighthouse, Elements, Accessibility |
| Module 12 | Done | JS debugging scenario (sources/debugging) | Sources, Console |
| Module 21 | Done | Kaggle AI Agent local workbench & graph | Network, Console |
Every module should answer:
- What changed?
- Which Chrome DevTools panels verified it?
- What cloud/runtime behavior was observed?
- What risks were avoided?
- What portfolio output did this produce?
Primary DevTools panels used across the lab:
- Network
- Console
- Sources
- Application
- Security
- Lighthouse
- Performance
- Memory
- Accessibility
- Service Worker / PWA
See DevTools Verification Guide.
This is a public-safe engineering lab. It must not become a health data processing repository.
Forbidden by design:
- PHI
- real health data
- e-Nabız exports
- patient records
- raw medical PDFs
- OCR clinical text
.envfiles- API keys, tokens, credentials, or secrets
- direct runtime integration with sensitive health repositories
See Health Ecosystem Boundaries and Guardrails.
- MODULE_INDEX.md — module control panel
- ROADMAP.md — validated roadmap and research candidates
- CONTRIBUTING.md — branch and PR workflow
- SECURITY.md — security and privacy scope
- AGENTS.md — rules for Claude, Gemini, Codex, Copilot, and other agents
- docs/DEVTOOLS_VERIFICATION_GUIDE.md — evidence standard
- docs/GUARDRAILS.md — repo safety rules
- docs/DECISIONS.md — architecture decisions
- docs/research/ — research inputs, not canonical roadmap
This lab demonstrates:
- App Engine modernization
- Python runtime migration
- Cloud NDB / Datastore migration
- Chrome DevTools verification discipline
- GitHub repo hygiene
- CI guardrail design
- AI-agent-safe workflow design
- public-safe documentation boundaries
Recruiter-readable summary:
Designed a modular Chrome DevTools + Google Cloud migration lab with App Engine modernization modules, Cloud NDB migration evidence, DevTools verification workflows, GitHub Actions guardrails, and AI-agent-safe repository governance.
This repository is currently private-first. Public release requires final review for secrets, live endpoints, screenshots, cost exposure, and source attribution.