Learn Basics of Raw NodeJS

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You will learn about Learn Basic Principles of NodeJS Understand the NodeJS Inbuilt Modules Understand CommonJS & ESM Learn how to Debug using variety of ways – Chrome, inbuilt debugger, IDE Create an HTTP Server and also HTTPS / HTTP2 This course is ideal for individuals who are People interested to learn NodeJS without frameworks It is particularly useful for People interested to learn NodeJS without frameworks.

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Title: Learn Basics of Raw NodeJS

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: ₹799

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn Basic Principles of NodeJS
Understand the NodeJS Inbuilt Modules
Understand CommonJS & ESM
Learn how to Debug using variety of ways – Chrome, inbuilt debugger, IDE
Create an HTTP Server and also HTTPS / HTTP2

Who Should Attend

People interested to learn NodeJS without frameworks

Target Audiences

People interested to learn NodeJS without frameworks

Welcome to this course Learn Basics of Raw NodeJS. Why named Raw NodeJS? The reason is simply that we will not be using any frameworks or third-party NPM libraries throughout the course except for one NPM package.

What you will learn by taking this course? This course covers

Basic Principles of Node.js
We will understand Node.js architecture one step at a time such that we will get a good overview of why each module is used inside Node.js. Especially V8 and Libuv
Installation of Node.js using the official website and using NVM
Developing the HTTP Server using the HTTP module and using Nodemon for automating the changes. We will also learn how to send out an HTML response
We will learn about the import of inbuilt modules present in the Node.js modular architecture.
We will understand how to debug Node.js applications using the inbuilt debugger, using chrome, and also using IDE (VS Code)
We will understand the differences between CommonJS and ESM Modules and how to create and work with them
We will create a Contacts App a web server application using the HTTP module and implement CRUD functionality as well as how to do a file upload.
We will also implement the secure version of HTTP -> HTTPS using self-signed certificates.
We will also work with HTTP2 at the end of the course
Also, we will create HTTP & HTTP2 clients using Node.js to send HTTP requests from Node.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Understanding NodeJS & Installation

Lecture 1: What is Node.js and its History

Lecture 2: Event Driven Architecture

Lecture 3: Talking with Operating System

Lecture 4: Making Node.js Portable

Lecture 5: Other Notable Modules Used by Node.js

Lecture 6: NodeJS Installation

Chapter 3: REPL

Lecture 1: Intro to REPL

Lecture 2: Commands inside REPL

Lecture 3: REPL Modes

Lecture 4: Async Code in REPL

Chapter 4: First Application

Lecture 1: Visual Studio Code Installation

Lecture 2: Running JS file using Node

Lecture 3: Creating HTTP Server

Lecture 4: Responding back to the client

Lecture 5: Sending a HTML Response

Lecture 6: Sending a Dynamic Response

Chapter 5: Debugging Node JS Applications

Lecture 1: Debugging using Console.log

Lecture 2: Debugging using inbuilt debugger

Lecture 3: Using Breakpoints

Lecture 4: Using Chrome Dev Tools

Lecture 5: Using VS Code to Debug

Lecture 6: Using Nodemon to restart server on changes

Chapter 6: Node.js Modules

Lecture 1: Introduction to Modules

Lecture 2: Node.js Modules Stability Index

Lecture 3: Import Node.js module using CommonJS import style

Lecture 4: Import Node.js module using EcmaScript Module Import style

Lecture 5: Global Objects Intro

Lecture 6: __filename and __dirname globals

Lecture 7: Buffer Global

Lecture 8: Timing and Console Globals

Lecture 9: Event API and Global

Lecture 10: Message Channel Global

Lecture 11: Process global

Lecture 12: queueMicroTask Global

Chapter 7: JavaScript Module Systems

Lecture 1: CommonJS Example

Lecture 2: ECMAScript Module Example

Lecture 3: Word Count App using CommonJS

Lecture 4: Word Count App using ESM

Lecture 5: Modules module

Lecture 6: Resolving Inbuilt and NPM Modules

Lecture 7: Deleting Module Cache

Chapter 8: Developing a contacts App

Lecture 1: Section Goals

Lecture 2: Initialize Contacts App Project

Lecture 3: Creating a Server

Lecture 4: Server Events

Lecture 5: Displaying Contacts

Lecture 6: Crash Course on HTTP

Lecture 7: Creating new Modules

Lecture 8: Deleting a Contact

Lecture 9: Crash Course on HTTP Status Codes

Lecture 10: Styling Table using Tailwind

Lecture 11: Styling Continued

Lecture 12: Adding route for Contact Form

Lecture 13: Adding Contact Form Page

Lecture 14: Styling Contact Form

Lecture 15: Save New Contact

Lecture 16: Update a Contact

Lecture 17: Serving Static Content

Lecture 18: Uploading Profile Picture

Lecture 19: Finishing Touches

Lecture 20: Fixing Bugs

Lecture 21: Reading data using HTTP Client

Lecture 22: Posting data using HTTP Client

Lecture 23: Securing App using HTTPS

Lecture 24: Using HTTP2

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

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