Master NodeJs : A Practical Approach To Node JS

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Node.JS – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Who this course is for

Lecture 3: How Node.JS Works

Lecture 4: Node V8 Engine

Chapter 2: Introduction to Frameworks

Lecture 1: Node.JS Frameworks

Chapter 3: Installing Node.JS

Lecture 1: Installing on Windows

Lecture 2: Installing on MAC

Lecture 3: Installing on LInux – AWS EC2 Instance

Chapter 4: Editors

Lecture 1: WebMatrix and Visual Studio Code

Chapter 5: Javascript Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Javascript Variables & Data Types

Lecture 3: Operators in JavaScript

Lecture 4: Conditional Statements in JavaScript

Lecture 5: Loops in JavaScript

Lecture 6: Functions & Scope of Variables in JavaScrript

Lecture 7: Closures in JavaScript

Lecture 8: Understanding Objects in JavaScript

Lecture 9: Object.Prototype

Lecture 10: Code Download

Chapter 6: HTML 5 – Introduction to Communication APIs

Lecture 1: HTML 5 – Web Storage API – Local and Session Storage

Lecture 2: HTML 5 – Web Sockets

Lecture 3: Code Download

Chapter 7: Fundamentals of Node.JS

Lecture 1: What is REPL – Read Evaluate Print Line

Lecture 2: Loading Files – Using REPL

Lecture 3: Process Object

Lecture 4: Global Namespace

Lecture 5: Buffers

Lecture 6: Understanding Callbacks

Lecture 7: Code Download

Chapter 8: Modules & Node Package Manager

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Making use of NPM – Node Package Manager

Lecture 3: Publishing node modules

Lecture 4: Module Caching

Lecture 5: Module Caching – Overcoming the limitations

Lecture 6: Module Patterns

Lecture 7: Code Download

Chapter 9: Events

Lecture 1: Events and EventEmitter

Lecture 2: EventEmitter and Inheritance

Lecture 3: Creating your own EventEmitter

Lecture 4: Creating Classes in ES6

Lecture 5: ES6 Classes and EventEmitter

Lecture 6: Code Download

Chapter 10: Streams

Lecture 1: Introduction to Streams

Lecture 2: Readable Streams

Lecture 3: Writeable Streams

Lecture 4: Piping

Lecture 5: Chaining

Lecture 6: Set Encoding

Lecture 7: Additional Methods of Readable Streams

Lecture 8: Duplex Streams

Lecture 9: Code Download

Chapter 11: Introduction to Asynchronous Programming

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Promises

Lecture 3: Generators

Lecture 4: Resolving Callback Hell

Lecture 5: Code Download

Chapter 12: Creating a WebServer

Lecture 1: How a Web Server works

Lecture 2: Creating our WebServer

Lecture 3: Sending HTML content as response from WebServer

Lecture 4: Serving Static Contents

Lecture 5: Post data to Node Web Server

Lecture 6: Handling Querystring

Lecture 7: Code Download

Chapter 13: Working with Express

Lecture 1: Introduction to Express

Lecture 2: Installing Express

Lecture 3: Creating a Web Server using Express

Lecture 4: Adding routes to Express App

Lecture 5: Working with Express Templates

Lecture 6: Working with partials

Lecture 7: Sharing content across routes

Lecture 8: Organizing our routes

Lecture 9: Making use of Express Generator

Lecture 10: Express Middleware

Lecture 11: Code Download

Chapter 14: Project – Course Website using Express

Lecture 1: Developing our Course Website using Express

Lecture 2: Understanding assets of our Express Web Application

Lecture 3: Structuring our express web application

Lecture 4: Populating templates of our express web application

Lecture 5: Working with Routes and Models

Lecture 6: Creating additional routes

Lecture 7: Code Download

Chapter 15: Deployment

Lecture 1: Deploying on Heroku

Lecture 2: Deploying on Azure

Lecture 3: Deploying on AWS – Linux EC2 Instance

Chapter 16: Working with Database