NodeJS – The Complete Web Developer Bootcamp 2023

NodeJS – The Complete Web Developer Bootcamp 2023, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.79, with 154 lectures, based on 324 reviews, and has 2916 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to create NodeJS applications Integrate Node ExpressJS apps with PostgreSQL and MongoDB Learn ORM and SQL to perform CRUD operations Implement server side pages using Mustache template engine Develop JSON Web API and consume it in a JavaScript application Build 3 real world projects from start to finish This course is ideal for individuals who are JavaScript developers interested in learning about NodeJS or Developers interested in server side frameworks It is particularly useful for JavaScript developers interested in learning about NodeJS or Developers interested in server side frameworks.

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Summary

Title: NodeJS – The Complete Web Developer Bootcamp 2023

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.79

Number of Lectures: 154

Number of Published Lectures: 154

Number of Curriculum Items: 154

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 154

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to create NodeJS applications
Integrate Node ExpressJS apps with PostgreSQL and MongoDB
Learn ORM and SQL to perform CRUD operations
Implement server side pages using Mustache template engine
Develop JSON Web API and consume it in a JavaScript application
Build 3 real world projects from start to finish

Who Should Attend

JavaScript developers interested in learning about NodeJS
Developers interested in server side frameworks

Target Audiences

JavaScript developers interested in learning about NodeJS
Developers interested in server side frameworks

I have been training developers in one form or the other since 2005. At present I am the lead instructor at DigitalCrafts bootcamp where I teach full stack web development. This course is a result of 1000s of hours of training over the course of several years in which I trained more than 100 developers. Now those developers are working for companies like Apple, LinkedIn, Chase etc.

Requirements

Basic understanding of how the web works is recommended but not a must-have
Understanding of JavaScript programming language is recommended
No NodeJS knowledge is required

Description

According to the latest StackOverFlow survey NodeJS is the most popular framework in software development. NodeJS is in high demand and JavaScript developers who have NodeJS in their tool-belt earns high salary. This course is designed to teach you all the important parts of the NodeJS framework by building real world, data driven applications. After completing this course you will be ready to build full stack web applications using NodeJS and JavaScript.

Here is the outline of this course:

Understanding NodeJS and Node Package Manager
Installing and Running ExpressJS
Understanding Routing
Passing QueryString, Parameters and JSON
Posting Data in Express
Understanding Server Side Pages
Building Template Server Side Pages Using Mustache
Creating Reusable Components Using Express Partials
Consuming Static Resources
Developing Express Router
Understanding and Implementing Middleware
Integrating Session for ExpressJS Apps
Debugging Node
Setting Up PostgreSQL Database
Learning Basic SQL Commands
Performing CRUD Operations Using pg-promise for PostgreSQL database
Encrypting and Persisting Secure Data Using brcrypt
Toggling Menu Options based on the User Login Status
Deployment to Heroku
Understanding Object Relational Mapping
Installing and Configuring Sequelize
Performing CRUD Operations Using Sequelize
Implementing One to Many Relationships in Sequelize
Hosting PostgreSQL Database on ElephantSQL
Understanding Document Databases
Implementing JSON Web API Using ExpressJS
Installing and Running MongoDB Database Server
Performing CRUD Operations Using MongoDB

Projects

As a lead instructor at one of the top bootcamps I know that the best way to learn a new technology is utilizing your skills in a real world project. For this reason this course targets multiple projects to enhance your learning experience.

News App

In this app you will learn how to use create server side pages using Mustache template engine. You will build a login and registration screen and eve customize the user’s page based on their credentials. This app integrates with PostgreSQL database using pg-promise library. Finally, you will learn how to deploy your app to Heroku server.

Sell Your Stuff

In this app you will learn how to create an ExpressJS website which allows the user’s to list their products for sale. You will learn how to integrate Sequelize ORM with your Node application. The project also covers how to upload images from your machine to your own server. Just like the previous app you will also implementing login and registration of the user.

Grocery App

In this app you will learn how to create both the client and the server. The client will be implemented using the vanilla HTML and JavaScript and the server will be implementing using ExpressJS and MongoDB (Document Database). You will learn how to persist documents as well as nested documents in the MongoDB database.

Is this course for you?

If you have no NodeJS experience then you are going to enjoy this course. NodeJS is a very high in demand framework and after going through this course you can use your new skills to become a full stack web developer.

If you have novice NodeJS experience then about accessing PostgreSQL and MongoDB databases with pg-promise, Sequelize and mongoose.

Prerequisites

No knowledge of NodeJS is required
Understanding of HTML and CSS is required
Existing knowledge of JavaScript is recommended

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: Exercise Files

Chapter 2: Hello Node

Lecture 1: What is Node?

Lecture 2: What is NPM?

Lecture 3: Installing Node

Lecture 4: Writing your first Node App

Lecture 5: Rendering HTML Pages Using Node

Chapter 3: Node Express

Lecture 1: What is Express?

Lecture 2: Running Express Server

Lecture 3: Installing Nodemon

Lecture 4: Hello Express

Chapter 4: Express Routing

Lecture 1: What are Routes?

Lecture 2: Route Basics

Lecture 3: Parameters

Lecture 4: QueryString

Lecture 5: JSON

Chapter 5: HTTP Post

Lecture 1: What is a POST Request?

Lecture 2: Implementing Post Route in Express

Lecture 3: Parsing Body Using BodyParser

Chapter 6: Server Side Pages

Lecture 1: What are Server Side Pages?

Lecture 2: Server Side Pages Frameworks

Lecture 3: Node Express Templates Engines

Chapter 7: Template Pages Using Mustache

Lecture 1: Setting Up Mustache

Lecture 2: Passing Data to Mustache Pages

Lecture 3: Displaying List in Mustache Pages

Lecture 4: Implementing Conditions in Mustache Pages

Lecture 5: Posting Data through Mustache Pages

Lecture 6: Parsing Body Using Body Parser

Chapter 8: Mustache Partials

Lecture 1: What are Partials?

Lecture 2: Registering Partials

Lecture 3: Rendering Partials

Chapter 9: Static Resources

Lecture 1: What are Static Files?

Lecture 2: Setting Up Static Resources

Chapter 10: Express Router and Middleware

Lecture 1: What is Express Router?

Lecture 2: Implementing Express Router

Lecture 3: What is Middleware?

Lecture 4: Implementing your Custom Middleware

Chapter 11: Express Session

Lecture 1: What is Session?

Lecture 2: Initializing Session

Lecture 3: Populating and Accessing Session Values

Lecture 4: Implementing Authorization Using Session and Middleware

Chapter 12: Debugging Node

Lecture 1: What is Debugging?

Lecture 2: Launching Node Debugger in Chrome

Chapter 13: Setting Up PostgreSQL Database

Lecture 1: Installing PostgreSQL Database

Lecture 2: Installing Postico

Lecture 3: Creating Database and Tables

Lecture 4: Basic SQL Commands

Chapter 14: PostgreSQL with pg-promise

Lecture 1: What is pg-promise?

Lecture 2: Connecting to PostgreSQL Using pg-promise

Lecture 3: Inserting Record Using pg-promise

Lecture 4: Retrieving Records Using pg-promise

Lecture 5: Update Record Using pg-promise

Lecture 6: Deleting Record Using pg-promise

Chapter 15: User Registration and Login (News App)

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: A Note About Designing the User Interface

Lecture 3: Setting Up the Node Project

Lecture 4: Setting Up Database Tables

Lecture 5: Setting Up Mustache Engine and Bootstrap

Lecture 6: Implementing User Registration

Lecture 7: Persisting User in the Database

Lecture 8: Encrypting Password Using Bcrypt

Lecture 9: Authenticating the User

Lecture 10: Adding Session to the News App

Lecture 11: Implementing Partials

Chapter 16: Performing CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) Operations (News App)

Lecture 1: Creating New Articles

Lecture 2: Retrieving List of Articles for User

Lecture 3: Updating Articles

Lecture 4: Deleting Articles

Lecture 5: Adding CSS Static Resources

Lecture 6: View All Articles

Chapter 17: Securing Routes, Menu Options and Refactoring (News App)

Lecture 1: Implementing Express Routers

Lecture 2: Protecting Routes Using Middleware

Lecture 3: Toggling Menu Options Using Response Locals

Lecture 4: Implementing Logout

Lecture 5: Async and Await

Lecture 6: Async and Await Resources

Chapter 18: Deployment (News App)

Lecture 1: Deployment Options

Lecture 2: Setting Up and Deploying Node Project to Heroku

Lecture 3: Configuring PostgresSQL Database on Heroku

Lecture 4: Generating SQL Using pg_dump Command Line Tool

Lecture 5: Running the Script on the Server

Instructors

Mohammad Azam
Apple Featured iOS Developer and iOS Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 12 votes
4 stars: 91 votes
5 stars: 216 votes

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