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Using nodejs, angular to create a shopping website
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2,114 students

Using nodejs, angular to create a shopping website

Crush course on creating a shopping website
Created byShuhan Xu
Last updated 6/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand basic of the database.
  • Gain knowledge about backend that connect to a database.
  • Understand basic javascript used in the frontend.
  • RESTful API that talks to backend.

Course content

4 sections5 lectures30m total length
  • Introduction1:34

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Requirements

  • Some coding experience is required

Description

Welcome to my course on how to set up an ecommerce website!

This course is designed for beginners to mid-senior programmers who want to learn the basics of setting up a backend and frontend for an ecommerce website.

In this course, we will cover the following topics:

  • Database design: We will discuss the different types of databases that can be used for ecommerce websites, and how to design a database that meets the specific needs of your business.

  • ORM: We will learn how to use an ORM to interact with the database. An ORM is a tool that makes it easier to work with databases, by abstracting away the details of the database itself.

  • RESTful API: We will learn how to create a RESTful API. A RESTful API is a way of exposing data and functionality from a backend to a frontend.

  • Single Page App: We will learn how to build a Single Page App. A Single Page App is a web application that loads all of its content in a single page. This makes for a more interactive and responsive user experience.

  • Frontend routing: We will learn how to implement frontend routing. Frontend routing is the way that users navigate between different pages in a Single Page App.

  • E2E debugging: We will learn how to debug your code end-to-end. This means debugging your code from the user's perspective, by simulating the user's actions in the browser.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner to mid-senior level programmer