Master NestJS a Node.js Framework 2024

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 1: About Node, Express, Nest and Backend Development

Lecture 2: How to Get Help?

Lecture 3: Getting the Source Code!

Lecture 4: Source Code and More Resources

Lecture 5: Don't Know TypeScript or JavaScript?

Lecture 6: Software You Need (Node, Docker, Postman)

Lecture 7: Using Postman

Lecture 8: Using Visual Studio Code

Lecture 9: Front-End Application (OPTIONAL!)

Chapter 2: Introduction to NestJS

Lecture 1: Introduction to NestJS – Section Intro

Lecture 2: Installing and Using Nest CLI

Lecture 3: NestJS Project Structure

Chapter 3: Controllers, Routing, Requests

Lecture 1: Controllers, Routing, Requests – Section Intro

Lecture 2: Controllers

Lecture 3: Resource Controller

Lecture 4: Route Parameters

Lecture 5: Request Body

Lecture 6: Responses and Status Codes

Lecture 7: Request Payload – Data Transfer Objects

Lecture 8: The Update Payload

Lecture 9: A Working API Example

Chapter 4: Database Basics

Lecture 1: Database Basics – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding Docker to the Stack

Lecture 3: Running the Database with Docker Compose

Lecture 4: Introduction to ORMs

Lecture 5: Issue and Solution With Connecting to MySQL Database

Lecture 6: Connecting to the Database

Lecture 7: Prefer Postgres over MySQL? Here's your guide!

Lecture 8: The Entity (Primary Key & Columns)

Lecture 9: Repository Pattern

Lecture 10: TypeORM 3 UPGRADE GUIDE!

Lecture 11: Repository in Practice

Lecture 12: Repository Querying Criteria and Options

Chapter 5: Data Validation

Lecture 1: Data Validation – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Pipes

Lecture 3: Input Validation

Lecture 4: Validation Groups and Options

Chapter 6: Modules, Providers, Dependency Injection

Lecture 1: Modules, Providers, Dependency Injection – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Modules, Providers and Dependency Injection

Lecture 3: Creating a Custom Module

Lecture 4: Static Modules and Dynamic Modules

Lecture 5: Standard & Custom Providers

Chapter 7: Configuration, Logging, and Errors

Lecture 1: Application Config and Environments

Lecture 2: Custom Configuration Files and Options

Lecture 3: Logging

Lecture 4: Exception Filters

Chapter 8: Intermediate Database Concepts

Lecture 1: Understanding Relations

Lecture 2: One To Many Relation

Lecture 3: Loading Related Entities

Lecture 4: Associating Related Entities

Lecture 5: Many To Many Relation

Lecture 6: Query Builder Introduction

Lecture 7: Joins And Aggregation with Query Builder

Lecture 8: Filtering Data Using Query Builder

Lecture 9: Pagination Using Query Builder

Lecture 10: Updating, Deleting, Modifying Relations using QB

Lecture 11: One to One Relation

Chapter 9: Authentication, JWT, Authorization

Lecture 1: Introduction to Authentication

Lecture 2: Local Passport Strategy

Lecture 3: Logging In – Passport Strategy with a Nest Guard

Lecture 4: JWT – JSON Web Tokens Introduction

Lecture 5: JWT – Generating Token

Lecture 6: JWT – Strategy & Guard – Authenticating with JWT Token

Lecture 7: Hashing Passwords with Bcrypt

Lecture 8: Custom CurrentUser Decorator

Lecture 9: User Registration

Lecture 10: Only Authenticated Users Can Create Events

Lecture 11: Only The Owners Can Edit or Delete Events

Chapter 10: Data Serialization

Lecture 1: Interceptors and Serialization

Lecture 2: Serializing Data

Lecture 3: Serializing Nested Objects

Chapter 11: (Practical) Building Full Events API

Lecture 1: (Practical) Building Full Events API

Lecture 2: Relations Between Entities

Lecture 3: Getting Event Attendees

Lecture 4: Getting Events Organized by User

Lecture 5: Current User Event Attendance – the Business Logic

Lecture 6: Current User Event Attendance – the Controller

Lecture 7: Events Refactoring

Chapter 12: Introduction to Testing (Manual/Automatic)

Lecture 1: Manual Testing with Postman

Lecture 2: Introduction to Automated Testing

Lecture 3: Introduction to Jest

Chapter 13: Unit Testing (Testing Isolated Code)

Lecture 1: Basic Unit Test and Code Coverage

Lecture 2: Test Grouping, Spies, Mocks, Setup and Teardown