
Learn JavaScript basics, including declaring variables, type coercion between strings and numbers, functions with parameters, conditionals and comparisons, arrays, loops, and scope rules.
Install node on Linux by downloading the source, extracting, running configure, make, and make install, then verify with node --version.
Learn how to manage node projects with npm: install modules locally and globally, uninstall, search packages, edit package.json, and handle dependencies like sockets IO and redis.
Learn to set up an express app with routers, middleware, and Jade templates, then handle get and post requests using req.params, req.query, and req.body, and test routes with Postman.
Connect to a local MongoDB with Mongoose, define article and comment models, and implement article and comment creation, retrieval, and linking in controllers.
Explore how socket.io enables real-time, cross-browser communications for JavaScript apps, pushing live news updates to clients without continuous polling.
Implement and test a socket.io real-time news system on a Node.js blog using express, namespaces, and multiple channels, with volatile and broadcast messages for reliable client updates.
Learn the six search basics of Elasticsearch, including indexing documents, creating indices, and executing term, range, and fuzzy queries for fast, real-time search across large datasets.
Integrate the project with Elasticsearch using the mongoose plugin, configure host, index, and type mappings, then index articles from MongoDB and enable article search via the controller.
learn how to integrate redis with a Node.js project by installing the redis module, creating a client, authenticating, and performing set and get operations with error handling.
Learn to implement caching for a blog article by checking cache, fetching from the database when missing, serializing and storing data, and rendering from cache on subsequent requests.
Learn how to use message queues to perform asynchronous article processing in a Node.js application, posting article IDs to a queue and handling them with a worker.
Explore the basics of AngularJS, detailing how to structure front-end apps with modules, controllers, services, and factories, and how templates, expressions, data binding, and dependency injection enable rest services.
Deploy a Node.js app to Heroku by creating an account and application, configuring environment variables, connecting a MongoDB database, adding a proc file, and pushing via Git.
As you know, Javascript popularity increased tremendously last couple of years. One of the biggest reason is NodeJS. This course aims to teach NodeJS and third party applications from zero to expert level. You will not just learn Hello World project, you will learn What is Blocking, Non-Blocking I/O, Event Loop Mechanism, how is node.js used in real life by interacting other popular technologies and modules like;
Elasticsearch: You will cover Elasticsearch basics, how to use this in order to provide full text search mechanism to your application.
MongoDB: Store your data in to db, and make json queries to this document based database
PassportJS: You will also learn PassportJS to construct authentication system in your application. You will be able to restrict some endpoints by using internal PassportJS properties
ExpressJS: During this course, you will develop complete two web applications. ExpressJS is for developing controllers, communicate this controllers with views, and provide some db interactions by using ORM frameworks like MongooseJS
IronCache: Do you want to make your application faster? You can cache your data to IronCache (Cache as a service) in this lecture also
IronMQ: You will be able to use message queue system by using IronMQ in NodeJS.
SocketIO: Converting your application into realtime application
Well, you will do full stack development in this course. That means, you will be able to develop frontend application with AngularJS by Yeoman, Grunt, Bower. This forntend application will communicate with rest service devloped in this course again.
Yeoman: You will be generating your frontend application with this
Grunt: Your application tasks will be managed and executed by using Grunt
Bower: Tired of using lots of third party js frameworks and deal with conflict, let Bower do that for you
After completing two beautiful application, you will deploy your application into Heroku.
I can give guarantee about becoming expert in NodeJS and related technologies by taking this course. We will do lots of best practices about each technology, and develop examples progressively. Also, at the end of each section, you will be provided Quiz for specific section. Although, this course is a complete reference to NodeJS and related technologies, you can require extra video tutorials for any topic related to NodeJS in order to clearify question marks in your mind. I will publish them in Wishes section.
If you ready to become a NodeJS expert, join this course!