Master Node.js: From Beginner to Full-Stack Developer

Explore callbacks and their limitations in Node.js, including synchronous and asynchronous patterns, real-world file operations, and how callbacks manage flow.

Explore promises as the cleaner alternative to callbacks, learn the three states (pending, fulfilled, rejected), and handle asynchronous operations with then and catch, including reading files asynchronously with file system.

Learn to handle errors in asynchronous code using callbacks and promises, with try/catch examples and file reading scenarios that illustrate proper error handling and improved readability.

Build a lightweight http server in Node.js using the built-in http module, handling request and response without express, and serve multiple routes on port 3000 with plain text content.

Learn to handle http requests and responses in node.js by building get and post handlers, parsing json payloads, and sending json responses with appropriate status codes.

Master Node.js and Express.js by building restful APIs with get, post, put, and delete routes. Design JSON-based item operations with a simple delay to illustrate request handling.

Learn to install and use third party modules in node.js, starting with express via npm install, then create a sample index.js and explore an http request library.

Explore the Node.js ecosystem by learning popular libraries and frameworks like Express.js for building scalable web applications, routing and restful api requests with axios.

Demonstrates connecting a Node.js application to MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL, configuring drivers, URLs, and database names, and establishing successful database connections.

Learn how to perform CRUD operations with MongoDB and Mongoose, including setting up the database, connecting, defining a user schema, creating, reading, updating, and deleting users.

Explore object relational mapping with Node.js to interact with a relational database using object oriented code. Implement CRUD operations on a user model with a MySQL driver and database synchronization.

Explore what Express.js is, a lightweight Node.js framework, and how to handle routing, requests and responses, and render dynamic content with a template engine using get, post, put, and delete.

Learn to implement routing and middleware with Express to handle HTTP requests, parse JSON bodies, log request details, and create GET and POST endpoints on port 3000.

Learn to handle http requests and responses with Express.js by building a simple Node.js app that serves messages for the root and about routes and runs on port 3000.

Deploy a Node.js app to local servers using HTTP and Express.js, set up a simple server on port 3000, install necessary packages, and view a welcome message in the browser.

Learn to deploy a node.js application to cloud platforms like Heroku and AWS using CLI tools, including node.js, express, GitHub, and basic login and setup steps.