Node.js: Building an advanced MVC-like project architecture
Node.js: Building an advanced MVC-like project architecture, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 58 lectures, based on 14 reviews, and has 124 subscribers.
You will learn about Architect Node application in a more modular way Create a custom MVC-like structure Code separation philosophy Code maintainability This course is ideal for individuals who are Node developers interested in alternative MVC-like application structure It is particularly useful for Node developers interested in alternative MVC-like application structure.
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Summary
Title: Node.js: Building an advanced MVC-like project architecture
Price: $59.99
Average Rating: 4.7
Number of Lectures: 58
Number of Published Lectures: 58
Number of Curriculum Items: 58
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 58
Original Price: $119.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Architect Node application in a more modular way
- Create a custom MVC-like structure
- Code separation philosophy
- Code maintainability
Who Should Attend
- Node developers interested in alternative MVC-like application structure
Target Audiences
- Node developers interested in alternative MVC-like application structure
By enrolling and finishing this course you will learn more about structuring and organizing your Node application. Throughout the course, we will be building a custom MVC-like structure and adding various coding patterns along the way.
This course is aimed at students who have at least some experience with Node or have built applications with other backend languages as we are not covering any of the programming or Node-related basics.
You can pick some other Node beginner course and then come back later here to learn some more advanced architectural approaches.
Here are, summarized, some of the things you will learn throughout this course.
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Custom server and router class
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You will learn how to create a custom and configurable server and router class that will bootstrap all of the code dependencies necessary to run your application.
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We will create a schema-based routing system for easy management of app routes.
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Models, Controllers, Repositories, Services
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We will start working on our MVC pattern and try to logically separate code responsibilities within our application.
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We will take a look at how repositories and services can be utilized to outsource some of our SQL and business logic.
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Middleware and Validation
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You will learn how to create middleware and limit some of your routes to only auth users.
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We will also take a look at how to perform form validation when users are submitting data.
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We will implement custom file parsing when users are uploading documents with form data.
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Sending emails
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We will implement a custom and configurable mailer module.
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Scheduled functions CRON
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We will take a look at how to create a scheduler that will execute some tasks based on predefined time intervals.
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Logger
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Logging is very important for looking at the state of your running application. That is why we will create a custom logger and expose some API to get application-level logs.
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Implementing WebSockets
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We will implement WebSockets into our app to facilitate real-time operations.
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Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Installing and configuring Node
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Install Node
Lecture 3: Creating an empty project
Lecture 4: Installing express and initial app setup
Lecture 5: Configuring hot reload with Nodemon
Chapter 2: Creating a server and router
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Creating a server class
Lecture 3: Create router class
Lecture 4: Handling 404 errors
Lecture 5: Creating a web controller
Chapter 3: Database, sequelize, and user model
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Installing Sequelize
Lecture 3: Creating a user model
Chapter 4: Authentication, exceptions, repositories, and services
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Initial authentication
Lecture 3: Handling exceptions
Lecture 4: Creating custom exceptions
Lecture 5: Hashing user password
Lecture 6: Creating an access token
Chapter 5: Repositories, services
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Adding repositories
Lecture 3: Model not found exception
Lecture 4: Adding services
Lecture 5: Creating Tokenizer
Lecture 6: Creating refresh token
Chapter 6: Middleware
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Creating product routes
Lecture 3: Creating auth middleware
Lecture 4: Creating user registration
Chapter 7: Validation
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Creating login validation
Lecture 3: Creating register validation
Chapter 8: Sending emails and rendering views
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Sending email verification
Lecture 3: Creating mailer module
Lecture 4: Rendering views
Lecture 5: Adding partials
Chapter 9: Scheduler and Logger
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Creating scheduler
Lecture 3: Adding logger
Lecture 4: Creating get log dates method
Lecture 5: Creating get log by date method
Chapter 10: Adding missing parts and leftovers
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Hiding user password and this keyword controller issue
Lecture 3: Hide sequelize logs
Lecture 4: Controlling response with accept json headers
Lecture 5: Checking if in production env
Chapter 11: Uploading files
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Creating form data parser middleware
Lecture 3: Initial work on product controller
Lecture 4: Creating product model and uploading an image
Lecture 5: Connecting uploaded image to the product and creating an image url
Chapter 12: WebSocket
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Implementing WebSocket
Lecture 3: Adding keep alive flow
Lecture 4: Adding auth check
Lecture 5: Handling socket close event
Chapter 13: Conclusion
Lecture 1: Last words
Instructors
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Dino Numić
Software Developer
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