The Complete NodeJs Development Bootcamp 2021

Discover how Node.js runs JavaScript outside the browser on a cross-platform open-source runtime. Leverage event-driven, non-blocking I/O for back-end and real-time apps, using a package manager with millions of packages.

Install Node.js to run JavaScript outside the browser using the stable version. Install Visual Studio Code from its official site, the recommended lightweight text editor for this course.

Learn how to install Node, verify the version, and run basic JavaScript in the Node runtime by creating variables, performing addition, and printing output with console.log.

Initialize npm in a new project, create index.js as the main file, define a great(name) function that logs a template literal greeting, and run it with node.

Learn how to use require and module.exports to import and export data across files, create modular reusable code, and export multiple objects for sharing arrays in a Node.js app.

Discover Node.js global objects, module importing, and core timing utilities like setTimeout and setInterval, plus using the os module to inspect system resources.

Discover how npm packages power JavaScript development, install and manage packages like express, explore the node_modules folder, and understand semantic versioning and basic npm commands.

Master the Node.js filesystem module by reading and writing files, deleting files, and creating directories with the fs global object and callback-based error handling.

Learn how to create a basic Node.js server by using internal, external, and user-defined modules, requiring and exporting them, and handling requests and responses on a chosen port.

Compare blocking and non-blocking I/O in JavaScript using synchronous versus asynchronous execution. Learn how this distinction drives scalable, real time data applications in Node.js.

Explore the difference between sync and async functions in Node.js by using the fs module to read files, compare buffers and strings, and understand callback and try-catch patterns.

Learn how to install and use Express to build a simple web server with a get request and port listening, demonstrating significantly reduced code versus vanilla Node.js.

Learn how to install express from npm, initialize a new node project, require express, create an express app, define get and post routes, and start a server on localhost:4000.

Explore handling requests and responses with express, inspecting the request and response objects. Learn to work with get requests, root paths, and sending appropriate responses.

Learn how to automatically restart a Node.js application with nodemon, including npm installation, global setup, and watching for code changes to trigger seamless restarts.

Learn to create and manage routes in an Express app, define get routes for contact and about pages, use callbacks, and prepare to pass parameters in future.

Learn to build routes with parameters in Node.js, retrieving either all users or a specific user by id using request and response, with conditional logic when no id is provided.

Explore the essentials of rest api design, including request‑response cycles, http methods (get, post), json representations, and how rest acts as a mediator between client and database.

Create a node.js express rest API, install dependencies, and implement a GET route on port 5000 that returns a heroes array (Iron Man, Spider-Man, Thor, Captain America) tested with Postman.

Learn how to implement a post request in a Node.js API using express and body-parser to read JSON from the request body, and test with postman for a birthday check.

Learn how to respond with HTML files in a Node.js app by creating routes, serving index and contact pages, and managing request and response objects.

Build a simple calculator in a node.js app by using body-parser to handle post data, retrieve two input values from req.body, perform arithmetic, and return results.

Learn to serve static files with express by placing them in a public folder, configuring express.static middleware, and leveraging virtual paths for secure, efficient asset delivery.

Explain how Express middleware runs between request and response, enabling logging, authentication checks for protected routes, handling not-found errors, and chaining functions with next to forward control.

Learn how template engines like EJS integrate with Express to render dynamic data, manage views, and loop through arrays to display items on web pages.

Explore the contrast between relational databases and non-relational document databases, and introduce MongoDB as a flexible document-based database with dynamic schemas, collections, and scalable design.

Install MongoDB on Windows by downloading from the official site, choosing the complete installation, configuring the service, setting up the data folder, and making MongoDB accessible via a global variable.

Learn to operate with MongoDB using the mongo shell, including switching databases, listing databases and collections, and performing insert, update, delete, and drop operations.

Discover how to use MongoDB Compass GUI to connect to databases, create databases and collections with a click, and insert, update, and delete documents using beautified JSON.

Connect to a local MongoDB with Mongoose, define a schema and model, and perform create, read, update, and delete operations by inserting and retrieving person data.

Read data from a MongoDB database using mongoose. Retrieve multiple records with find, handle callback results, and display user details.

Update and delete documents using Mongoose, including update one, delete one, delete many, with conditions and callbacks, and verify changes by querying the collection.

Learn how mongoose provides built-in validation for data, including type, required, and min and max, with examples for age between 18 and 60 and a non-blank name.

Build a pizzastore app with Node.js and MongoDB, featuring home and about pages and orders section. Capture name, pizza type, and location, then show the order with a timestamp.

Initialize a new node.js project with npm, install express, set up home, about, and orders routes, render with ejs, and use bootstrap on port 4040.

Design and implement the pizza store website pages using bootstrap, create a navigation for home, about, and orders, and integrate a logo and assets in the public folder.

Design a responsive pizza store page using Bootstrap form elements to capture name, location, and pizza type, with a reusable header and navigation, plus 404 and home pages.

Connects a pizza store app to MongoDB by installing the Mongo package, defining a pizza schema and model, and posting and retrieving orders for display.

Finish the pizza store project by connecting to the database and displaying customer orders on the home page, sorting by created time to show newest first.