Learn Node.js by exemples: from beginner to advanced

Name: Learn Node.js by exemples: from beginner to advanced
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The most complete Node.js course. Learn Node.js with Express, Gulp, unit testing with Mocha, Docker, CouchDB and Angular

Created byOlivier Campeau

Last updated 9/2018

English

What you'll learn

Build web app applications and micro-services using Node js and Angular
Use Node js to make CLI tools
Implement an authentication mechanism using Nodejs
Build applications using software engineer architectures
Understand advanced concepts such as streams, event emitter, forking a process, etc.
Use a NoSQL database (CouchDB)
Use Docker

Course content

8 sections • 87 lectures • 11h 25m total length

Introduction1:56
This lecture introduces the content of this course. By learning with real world exemples, this course will help you to become comfortable with advanced concepts in Node.js in particular and web development in general. Besides Node.js, this course will introduce you to Docker, Angular, Gulp, Mocha (unit test) and PM2.
Installing Node.js1:43
Installing Visual Studio Code3:07
Using Node.js with the terminal2:38
A small introduction on how to use Node.js with the terminal/command line

Functions in Java Script5:02
This lesson is a quick introduction to functions in Java Script
Introduction to Objects in Java Script2:55
A quick introductions to object in Java Script
Function as Objects4:11
This lessons explains how functions in Java Script can be treated as first-class object
There's no classes in JS Part 1 (constructor)12:26
Despite what many people say, write or believe, there is no class as such in Java Script. This lesson explains how to simulate class behaviour in Java Script.
There's no classes in JS Part 2 (prototype inheritance)9:03
Despite what many people say, write or believe, there is no class as such in Java Script. Inheritance in Java Script such as in Java or C# does not exist in Java Script. Instead, Java Script uses prototype inheritance.
There's no classes in JS Part 3 (ECMAScript 2015 classes)7:13
This lessons explains how to use the keyword "class" in Java Script, and what is happening under the hood. Because even though the keyword is "class", remember that there is no class in Java Script!
var & let keywords & global object6:12
The "this" keyword in Java Script5:34
Running in strict mode3:04
Callbacks7:18
Error handling with callbacks2:51
Promises6:49
Chaining promises9:12
async and await11:17

The require() function11:19
Getting input from user9:31
Using commander module3:17
Creating our CLI options12:10
Turning our Node.js application into an executable (bin folder)3:27
Creating our first module4:09
fs module: writing to a file16:59
fs module: reading from a file10:03
"Promisify" our application5:25
The layer architecture design2:44
Factory pattern: building our model layer6:11
Building our database module6:21
Implementing our add functions12:05
Building our controllers17:10

Using Postman0:54
GET and POST in Express.js13:23
Express middleware and the next function13:39
Advanced routing with Express.js8:50
Designing our API8:19
Unit testing with Mocha10:29
Managing tasks with Gulp.js2:19
Environment variables and config10:08
Configuring our database32:50
Creating our models13:51
CRUD (implementing our create operations)13:18
CRUD (implementing our read operations)2:53
CRUD (implementing our update and delete operations)6:29
Logging with Winston11:27
Implementing our Book Controller10:12
Implementing our User Controller2:51
Adding search functionalities14:21
Building our API (book)11:55
Building our API (user)6:03
Building our API (rent)2:30
Cookies and sessions8:51
JSON Web Token13:27
Authentication with hash and salt method20:24

Installing Angular1:16
Creating our first component (menu)13:12
Adding routing6:59
Creating services in Angular5:52
Adding users to database7:23
Displaying books from database4:52
Advanced components functionallity2:51
Adding a parametrized route to our router8:08
Implementing our search engine5:16
Adding a login component5:59
Serving static files with Express.js6:23
Integrating an Angular UI with a Node.js app6:18
Angular Routing Guards4:41
Backend route vs. Angular route4:42

Requirements

Have basic understanding of programming
Require Node js, npm, Angular and Docker (they're all free and open source)

Description

This course will teach you, with real world exemples, how to write CLI and back-end web services with Node.js. Taking a software engineer approach (I'm a software engineer myself), this course will make you a Node.js master, but will also teach you architectural patterns, design patterns and concepts such as streams, event emitter, authentication, etc. You will also have the opportunity to use high-demand tools and technologies such as Docker, CouchDB, Gulp, Mocha and Angular. In this course, we will use those tools to help us build our applications. I'm also always available for any questions you might have during this course, and even after.

Who this course is for:

Beginners in programming who want to understand how to make a web app from scratch to deployment
Programmers of any background who want to have a solid overview of Node js
Anyone interested in learning how to use Node js with Docker
Anyone interested in using Angular for their front end application and Node js as their backend API
anyone interested in software engineering looking to learn software architectures

Learn Node.js by exemples: from beginner to advanced

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Introduction4 lectures • 9min

Java Scripts Basics14 lectures • 1hr 33min

Node.js basics by exemple: building a CLI application (Library tool)14 lectures • 2hr 1min

Node.js advanced concepts and topics12 lectures • 1hr 39min

Using Docker with Node.js3 lectures • 16min

CouchDB basics3 lectures • 24min

Building a Rest API (Library)23 lectures • 3hr 59min

Adding an Angular UI to a Node.js app14 lectures • 1hr 24min

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