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Leveling up as NodeJS developer – Advanced NodeJS 2024

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Leveling up as NodeJS developer – Advanced NodeJS 2024, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.82, with 115 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 166 reviews, and has 766 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how to optimize CPU-intensive and I/O-bound tasks to improve overall application performance. Learn best practices for designing, implementing, and managing worker threads. Write clean, modular, and maintainable code that adheres to architectural guidelines and standards. Implement essential software engineering concepts such as error handling, data logging, configuration and code refactoring techniques and tools. Apply security mechanisms to protect against vulnerabilities such as Brute Force Attack, Clickjacking, Mime Sniffing, XSS, and Regex Denial of Service. Configure and use security middleware and libraries, such as helmet, to enhance the security of Nodejs applications. Write background tasks with bullmq to drastically improve the performance of your NodeJS application. Get a comprehensive understanding of developing caching system, structuring and invalidating caches and cooperating background tasks for a better performance. Understand the importance of data compression in improving the performance and speed of data transmission. Learn effective file handling and using streams to optimize the performance of file uploads. Implement and configure Passport JS to integrate authentication functionality into NodeJS applications. Set up and configure automated code checking tools and pipelines to maintain code quality and consistency. Build an email service to understand the principles of event-driven architecture in NodeJS applications. Design, develop, and implement reusable components, separation of concern and loaders to enhance code maintainability and productivity. Learn how to create, publish, and manage npm packages and enhance code reusability. Implement effective data modeling strategies to write fast database queries. Optimize query performance by indexing and using lean. This course is ideal for individuals who are This is the right course for you if you know the basics of javascript, nodejs, and Rest API’s and you are looking for a material to improve your skill, have a full image on different aspect of software development and confidently appear in interviews. It is particularly useful for This is the right course for you if you know the basics of javascript, nodejs, and Rest API’s and you are looking for a material to improve your skill, have a full image on different aspect of software development and confidently appear in interviews.

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Summary

Title: Leveling up as NodeJS developer – Advanced NodeJS 2024

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.82

Number of Lectures: 115

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 115

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 123

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 123

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Understand how to optimize CPU-intensive and I/O-bound tasks to improve overall application performance.
  • Learn best practices for designing, implementing, and managing worker threads.
  • Write clean, modular, and maintainable code that adheres to architectural guidelines and standards.
  • Implement essential software engineering concepts such as error handling, data logging, configuration and code refactoring techniques and tools.
  • Apply security mechanisms to protect against vulnerabilities such as Brute Force Attack, Clickjacking, Mime Sniffing, XSS, and Regex Denial of Service.
  • Configure and use security middleware and libraries, such as helmet, to enhance the security of Nodejs applications.
  • Write background tasks with bullmq to drastically improve the performance of your NodeJS application.
  • Get a comprehensive understanding of developing caching system, structuring and invalidating caches and cooperating background tasks for a better performance.
  • Understand the importance of data compression in improving the performance and speed of data transmission.
  • Learn effective file handling and using streams to optimize the performance of file uploads.
  • Implement and configure Passport JS to integrate authentication functionality into NodeJS applications.
  • Set up and configure automated code checking tools and pipelines to maintain code quality and consistency.
  • Build an email service to understand the principles of event-driven architecture in NodeJS applications.
  • Design, develop, and implement reusable components, separation of concern and loaders to enhance code maintainability and productivity.
  • Learn how to create, publish, and manage npm packages and enhance code reusability.
  • Implement effective data modeling strategies to write fast database queries.
  • Optimize query performance by indexing and using lean.

Who Should Attend

  • This is the right course for you if you know the basics of javascript, nodejs, and Rest API’s and you are looking for a material to improve your skill, have a full image on different aspect of software development and confidently appear in interviews.

Target Audiences

  • This is the right course for you if you know the basics of javascript, nodejs, and Rest API’s and you are looking for a material to improve your skill, have a full image on different aspect of software development and confidently appear in interviews.

Are you ready to take your Node.js expertise to new heights? Leveling up as a Nodejs developer is now released.  The first release contains nine well-curated sections to give you the most valuable skills to stand out in the job market and build your confidence. The course will give you a 100% new perspective on Node.JS, a collection of tips and hacks to build the cleanest, structured, robust, secure, high-performing, and optimizedapplication that you will ever encounter. I have worked very hard on the course for about a year now, to give you the most fun and memorable learning experience. 

Course outline:-

1. Mastering the basics — setting the right mindset

We start the course by covering some of the fundamentals that play a crucial role in shaping how you should view node.js and some must-know basic concepts that you should know before moving to the next sections.

2. Making the most out of node.js

This is one is the most interesting sections which deeply dives into what is behind the cool node.js we have been using and covers concepts and tools that move node.js to go beyond its capacity. It also gives a practical overview of what node.js is good and bad at and what we should do in scenarios where node.js doesn’t do quite well.

3. Structuring and architecting your code

I remember when I first got into node.js I didn’t know how to organize my code and was looking for resources that could teach me how to do so. I couldn’t find one at the time and I just went with what I had so I had to learn through time and experience and of course with the help of other senior developers. It has been 7 years now and I still can’t find a course specifically made for structuring your code in node.js so I used the chance to create this section containing 16 videos dedicated to creating a boilerplate code that you can refer to any time you start a project.

4. Authentication best practices

In this section, I covered important topics that you need to know to integrate a successful authentication system. This section is not only about authentication but also explains how your authentication system can fit into the architecture you created.

5. Securing your node.js application

Security is the most dismissed aspect of software development by a lot of developers. I understand the urge to just jump into building the next cool project but with great power comes great responsibility and it is one of those things that can elevate your confidence in whatever system you launch. So in this section, I covered the most common and also the least known vulnerabilities and how you can protect your node.js code against them. Again everything that comes after the section “structuring and architecting your code” considers how it can fit within the boilerplate code structure.

6. Clean coding and advanced architectural principles

This section is a bit different from the above section “Structuring and architecting your code” as it covers clean coding tools, consistency, formatting, and different architectural principles that you can pull out and use in different scenarios.

7. Improving the performance of your node.js application

I think the title explains itself. But this is one of my favorite sections with 13+ videos navigating through tools and techniques that are useful to make your application faster so that your beloved users enjoy the experience of high throughput.

8. Database query optimization

This one is the shortest section but is as important as the other sections. It covers ways to optimize and speed up your MongoDB query.

The course won’t end here I aim to add more interesting sections I wish I could add them all at once but Mother Time has its beautiful way of limiting us so I will release them one by one. I have these titles in mind but you can also suggest or vote on which one you like the most.

  • Unit Testing

  • Scaling

  • API Integration

  • Debugging

  • Node.JS Interview Questions

  • The New Version Features

  • Using Cloud Services To Optimize Your Node.JS App

    Alright, that is all, see you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course!

Lecture 2: Course outline

Lecture 3: Why this course?

Lecture 4: Link to the exercise files

Chapter 2: Mastering the basics – setting the right mindset

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What really is node.js?

Lecture 3: What really is node.js (article version)

Lecture 4: Global variables

Lecture 5: Global variables(article version)

Lecture 6: Require in depth

Lecture 7: Require in depth (article version)

Lecture 8: Node.js core modules

Lecture 9: Node.js core modules (article version)

Lecture 10: HTTP, URL and QueryString

Lecture 11: HTTP, URL and Query String (article version)

Lecture 12: Express and mongoose

Lecture 13: Express and mongoose(article version)

Chapter 3: Making the most out of nodejs

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Understanding Asynchronous Programming in Node.js

Lecture 3: The back bone of node.js

Lecture 4: The backbone of node.js (article version)

Lecture 5: How does node.js work behind the scene?

Lecture 6: Understanding the Node.js Architecture

Lecture 7: System kernel, thread pool, event loop (article version)

Lecture 8: Improving thread pool performance

Lecture 9: Improving thread pool performance (article version)

Lecture 10: Libuv in depth

Lecture 11: What is libuv (article version)

Lecture 12: Writing a high performing code

Lecture 13: Writing a high performing code (article version)

Lecture 14: Non blocking code with set immediate

Lecture 15: Non-blocking code with setImmediate (article version)

Lecture 16: Worker threads best practice

Lecture 17: Worker threads (article version)

Lecture 18: Parsing JSON best practice

Lecture 19: Parsing JSON best practice (article version)

Chapter 4: Structuring and architecting your code

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Software architecture history and benefits

Lecture 3: Software architecture history and benefits (article version)

Lecture 4: MVC architecture

Lecture 5: MVC architecture (article version)

Lecture 6: Developing an a MVC boilerplate

Lecture 7: Developing an a MVC boilerplate (article version)

Lecture 8: Configuration and validation

Lecture 9: Configuration and validation (article version)

Lecture 10: Validation

Lecture 11: Validation (article version)

Lecture 12: Middleware

Lecture 13: Middleware(article version)

Lecture 14: Error handling

Lecture 15: Error handling (article version)

Lecture 16: Improving try-catch with catchAsync

Lecture 17: Improving try-catch with catchAsync (article version)

Lecture 18: Error converter middleware

Lecture 19: Error Converter Middleware (article)

Lecture 20: 404, unhandled exceptions and promise rejections

Lecture 21: 404, unhandled exceptions and promise rejections (article version)

Lecture 22: Nodemon, server clean-up

Lecture 23: Nodemon, server clean-up (article version)

Lecture 24: Logging with winston

Lecture 25: Logging with winston (article version)

Lecture 26: Adding configuration to the logger

Lecture 27: Logging request information using morgan

Lecture 28: Separating successful and error responses log

Lecture 29: Logging request informations using morgan (article version)

Lecture 30: Services and improving exporting modules

Chapter 5: Authentication best practices

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Registering a user

Lecture 3: Registering a user (article)

Lecture 4: Validating a user

Lecture 5: Validating a user (article)

Lecture 6: Adding access token

Lecture 7: Adding access token (article)

Lecture 8: Hashing the password and login service

Lecture 9: Hashing the password and login service (article)

Lecture 10: Login controller and route

Lecture 11: Login controller and route (article)

Lecture 12: Model plugin and refresh token

Lecture 13: Model plugin and refresh token (article)

Lecture 14: Saving and verifying a token

Lecture 15: Saving and verifying a token (article)

Lecture 16: Refresh token service, controller and route

Lecture 17: Refresh token service, controller and route (article)

Lecture 18: Passport and passport-jwt

Lecture 19: Passport and passport-jwt (article)

Lecture 20: Authentication middleware

Lecture 21: Authentication middleware (article)

Instructors

  • Kal T
    Kal T
    Backend Developer | Content Creator

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  • 2 stars: 1 votes
  • 3 stars: 8 votes
  • 4 stars: 24 votes
  • 5 stars: 131 votes

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