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Fullstack Node.js and Express Bootcamp with Real Projects, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 144 lectures, based on 48 reviews, and has 290 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how web applications work Learn how NodeJS and Express Implements web applications Understand HTML and how to use it to create mark-ups for web pages Understand CSS and how to use it to style web pages Understand Sass and how to use it to write styles programmatically Understand JavaScript and how to use to add interactions to web applications Learn how to analyse a customer’s problem and generate the software requirements for the project Learn how to structure a large-scale project Learn how to implement the all the functionalities of a complete eCommerce application which include: Product catalogue, Shopping Cart, Order and Checkout, Customer Management This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who do not have a prior experience with programming or Intermediate and Senior developers looking to start working with NodeJS and ExpressJS or Developers looking to gain more knowledge within full stack development It is particularly useful for Beginners who do not have a prior experience with programming or Intermediate and Senior developers looking to start working with NodeJS and ExpressJS or Developers looking to gain more knowledge within full stack development.

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Summary

Title: Fullstack Node.js and Express Bootcamp with Real Projects

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 144

Number of Published Lectures: 144

Number of Curriculum Items: 144

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 144

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Learn how web applications work
  • Learn how NodeJS and Express Implements web applications
  • Understand HTML and how to use it to create mark-ups for web pages
  • Understand CSS and how to use it to style web pages
  • Understand Sass and how to use it to write styles programmatically
  • Understand JavaScript and how to use to add interactions to web applications
  • Learn how to analyse a customer’s problem and generate the software requirements for the project
  • Learn how to structure a large-scale project
  • Learn how to implement the all the functionalities of a complete eCommerce application which include: Product catalogue, Shopping Cart, Order and Checkout, Customer Management

Who Should Attend

  • Beginners who do not have a prior experience with programming
  • Intermediate and Senior developers looking to start working with NodeJS and ExpressJS
  • Developers looking to gain more knowledge within full stack development

Target Audiences

  • Beginners who do not have a prior experience with programming
  • Intermediate and Senior developers looking to start working with NodeJS and ExpressJS
  • Developers looking to gain more knowledge within full stack development

Description

This is a no holds barred, action packed, Full Stack Flask Web Development Course. To demonstrate My Confidence About This Course, I have created a CV that contains all the Concepts that I covered, and the Projects I have executed in this course. You can Take This Course and Start Looking for Job Immediately using the CV I have prepared.

Your prospective employer wants you to come onboard and start building applications for them straight away. That is what I did in this course. To provide the knowledge that will allow you go straight into the industry and start working immediately. With over 140 Lectures that cover Four Crash Courses, and Two Solid Real-World Projects, I did not leave any stone unturned!!

Basically, the whole course can be grouped into Three Main Themes:

Introduction to web Applications

Where I introduced how web applications work and how Node.js and Express implements web applications

The Crash Courses

Where I provided short but comprehensive mini courses on HTML, CSS, SASS, and JavaScript

Since, the course is a Full Stack (Front End and Back End) development course, the crash courses on HTML, CSS, SASS and JavaScript provide you with the knowledge to work on the Front End, while the JavaScript crash course provides you with the knowledge of the Back End Language.

The Real World Projects

Where I built Two SOLID Real-World Projects. The type of Projects that you will be working on when you get into the industry.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Set for The Course

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: What You Will Learn After Completing the Course

Lecture 3: About Your Instructor

Lecture 4: Getting the Source Code

Lecture 5: About the Exercises

Lecture 6: Getting to Ask Questions

Lecture 7: Requirements for The Course

Lecture 8: Npm and Sequelize Commands

Lecture 9: Summary

Chapter 2: Web Application Basics

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Data Communication Pattern

Lecture 3: Data Storage Pattern

Lecture 4: Data Presentation Pattern

Lecture 5: Summary

Chapter 3: How NodeJS and ExpressJS Implements Web Applications

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Understanding the MVC Pattern

Lecture 3: Implementing The MVC Pattern In NodeJS and ExpressJS

Lecture 4: The Basic NodeJS App

Lecture 5: The Basic NodeJS and ExressJS App

Lecture 6: Working with Models in NodeJS and ExpressJS

Lecture 7: Working with Data Storage and ORMs In NodeJS and ExpressJS

Lecture 8: Working with Controllers In NodeJS and ExpressJS

Lecture 9: Working with URLs and Routers In NodeJS and ExpressJS

Lecture 10: Working with Views and Templating Engines In NodeJS and ExpressJS

Lecture 11: The Structure of a NodeJS and ExpressJS Project

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 4: Meet Notely App: Our First Fullstack NodeJS and ExpressJS Project

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Setting Up the Notely App Project

Lecture 3: Reviewing the Requirements for Notely App

Lecture 4: Creating the Note Model

Lecture 5: Creating Database Migrations

Lecture 6: Creating the Note Controller Part 1

Lecture 7: Creating the Note Controller Part 2

Lecture 8: Creating the App's Router and Url Patterns

Lecture 9: Creating the Note Views

Lecture 10: Implementing Validation

Lecture 11: Summary

Chapter 5: HTML Crash Course

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Basic Structure of HTML Document

Lecture 3: Understanding the HTML Elements

Lecture 4: Structure of an HTML Element

Lecture 5: Working with HTML Attributes

Lecture 6: Working with HTML Element Content

Lecture 7: Working with HTML Void Elements

Lecture 8: Getting to Know the Document Structure

Lecture 9: Making Sense of The Document Object Model (DOM)

Lecture 10: Summary

Chapter 6: CSS Crash Course

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: CSS Basic Concepts

Lecture 3: Working with Inline Style

Lecture 4: Working with Embedded Style

Lecture 5: Working with External Style

Lecture 6: Working with CSS Selectors

Lecture 7: Understanding Cascading styling

Lecture 8: Working with CSS Units

Lecture 9: Working with Shorthand Properties and Custom Values

Lecture 10: Summary

Chapter 7: SASS Crash Course

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Sass Basic Concepts

Lecture 3: Basic Sass Syntax

Lecture 4: Working with Variables

Lecture 5: Working with Operators

Lecture 6: Working with Flow Controls

Lecture 7: Working with Functions

Lecture 8: Working with Partials

Lecture 9: Working with Mixins

Lecture 10: Working with Extend Directive

Lecture 11: Sass Output Style

Lecture 12: The Body Element Modifier (BEM) Methodology

Lecture 13: Summary

Chapter 8: JavaScript Crash Course

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Understanding and Working Statements and Expressions

Lecture 3: Understanding and Working Variables

Lecture 4: Understanding and Working with Data Types

Lecture 5: Working with Operators

Lecture 6: Working with Functions

Lecture 7: Working with Objects

Lecture 8: Working with Arrays

Lecture 9: Understanding and Working with Promises

Lecture 10: Understanding and Working with Modules

Lecture 11: Summary

Chapter 9: Building Materials E-Store (BMES): Our Real-Life Application

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Understanding the Building Material Business

Lecture 3: Defining the Problem

Lecture 4: Specifying the Design Criteria

Lecture 5: Creating the Solution

Lecture 6: Summary

Chapter 10: BMES: Requirements and Project Set-Up

Lecture 1: Getting Set for The Section

Lecture 2: Product Catalogue Specifications

Lecture 3: Shopping Cart and Checkout Specifications

Instructors

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  • 2 stars: 2 votes
  • 3 stars: 1 votes
  • 4 stars: 8 votes
  • 5 stars: 32 votes

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