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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: IntroductioNode.js Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Node.js

Lecture 3: Download and install node.js

Lecture 4: A note on text editors

Lecture 5: Installing Sublimetext

Lecture 6: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 7: Installing Atom

Lecture 8: Install Postman

Chapter 2: Some Node Fundamentals

Lecture 1: What is NPM

Lecture 2: Updating NPM

Lecture 3: Common NPM Commands

Lecture 4: Global Objects

Lecture 5: Synchronous and Asynchronous

Lecture 6: Asynchronous vs Synchronous EventListeners

Lecture 7: Events and Emitters

Lecture 8: Example Event Emitter

Lecture 9: Callbacks

Lecture 10: Components of Nodejs Application

Lecture 11: Modules and Packages

Lecture 12: Installing 3rd party packages

Lecture 13: RDBMS VS NOSQL

Chapter 3: Express.js

Lecture 1: What is express

Lecture 2: Installing Express.js

Lecture 3: Creating a basic express app

Lecture 4: Express application generator

Lecture 5: Creating an app with Express application generator

Lecture 6: Package.json file

Lecture 7: App.js file

Lecture 8: Editing dependences

Lecture 9: Using template engines with express

Lecture 10: How to start node server

Lecture 11: How to stop node server

Lecture 12: What is Routing

Lecture 13: How routing works

Lecture 14: Cloning Routing Functions

Chapter 4: The FS Module

Lecture 1: What is FS Module

Lecture 2: Reading Files

Lecture 3: Listing Files

Lecture 4: Writing to files

Lecture 5: Appending files

Lecture 6: Creating directories

Lecture 7: Renaming directories

Lecture 8: Deleting files

Lecture 9: What are streams

Lecture 10: Reading from streams

Lecture 11: Piping Streams

Lecture 12: Writing to streams

Chapter 5: Build a ChatApp with Node,Express,Socket.io,Mongodb

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Creating a project folder and package.json file

Lecture 3: Installing Express.js

Lecture 4: Serving static content with express

Lecture 5: Using callback function

Lecture 6: Using arrow function

Lecture 7: Creating user interface- Part 1

Lecture 8: Creating user interface- Part 2

Lecture 9: Adding jQuery

Lecture 10: Creating a get messages service: Part 1

Lecture 11: Creating a get messages service: Part 2

Lecture 12: Creating a post messages service part 1

Lecture 13: Creating a post messages service part 2

Lecture 14: Sending Post request from User Interface

Lecture 15: Installing socket.io

Lecture 16: Setting up socket.io

Lecture 17: Emitting messages to client

Lecture 18: What is MongoDB

Lecture 19: MongoDB Setup

Lecture 20: MongoDB Setup Updated

Lecture 21: Creating a new database

Lecture 22: Creating a database user

Lecture 23: Installing Mongoose

Lecture 24: MongoDB Data Types

Lecture 25: Connecting to mlab

Lecture 26: Connecting to mlab Updated

Lecture 27: Saving data to MongoDB

Lecture 28: Replacing message array

Lecture 29: ChatApp Code

Chapter 6: Deploying and hosting your app

Lecture 1: What you need to do

Lecture 2: Installing git

Lecture 3: Creating Heroku account

Lecture 4: Installing Heroku-CLI

Lecture 5: Tracking your app in Git

Lecture 6: Deploying your app to Heroku

Lecture 7: Checking Heroku logs

Chapter 7: Build a REST API with Node and Express

Lecture 1: What is an API

Lecture 2: Overview of API and Project Code

Lecture 3: Create a package.json file

Lecture 4: Install Express

Lecture 5: Install Jol

Lecture 6: Creating an application file

Lecture 7: Creating an array of objects

Lecture 8: Creating READ request handlers

Lecture 9: Install Nodemon

Lecture 10: Http