NodeJS 3 in 1: Basics of NodeJS & Express With Projects

NodeJS 3 in 1: Basics of NodeJS & Express With Projects, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4, with 76 lectures, based on 106 reviews, and has 367 subscribers.

You will learn about Use NodeJS and Use it to Build Own Instagram Use ExpressJS and Create a Blog Application Like WordPress With it This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Developer or Senior Software Developer or Entrepreneur Building Scalable Own Solutions or Software Architects It is particularly useful for Software Developer or Senior Software Developer or Entrepreneur Building Scalable Own Solutions or Software Architects.

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Summary

Title: NodeJS 3 in 1: Basics of NodeJS & Express With Projects

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use NodeJS and Use it to Build Own Instagram
Use ExpressJS and Create a Blog Application Like WordPress With it

Who Should Attend

Software Developer
Senior Software Developer
Entrepreneur Building Scalable Own Solutions
Software Architects

Target Audiences

Software Developer
Senior Software Developer
Entrepreneur Building Scalable Own Solutions
Software Architects

If you want to learn a powerful server technology so you can:

Build a robust, scalable and reliable web application.
Improve your existing application performance, capabilities, and scale.
Or even get a high paid job.

Then the next question is why this course when there are plenty other courses to choose from. The answer is this course is not where we are merely teaching you all technical jargons but a project driven course.

What we have done is broken down the entire topics which one has to know to become a NodeJS developer, who can work and create enterprise level App.

Then we created an interesting project which is to create your own Instagram�using NodeJS, so while learning you will be hooked to the course. Unlike other courses we have kept the quality high, learning deep and project interesting.

Your instructor is not merely any normal developer but a CTO and Co-Founder and they have been in the situations where stakes were high, work was demanding and competition was world class. They will not only share the know how but the essential experience which they gained. They have kept everything crystal clear and simple to understand.

Technical course description:

You’ll learn how asynchronous code works in Node and the Node event loop, as well as how to use the event emitter, streams, buffers, pipes, and work with files. We’ll see how that leads to building a web server in Node. We’ll dive into websites, web apps and APIs with Express and learn how Express can save us time as Node developers. During it all, you’ll gain a deep understanding of the Javascript concepts and other computer science concepts that power Node.

Note: In this course, you’ll also get access to private Facebook support by instructor where you can interact with them on one-on-one basis, access to git repository of all the (starter) code�and after completing this course and exams you will get a certification of completion which you can post to your LinkedIn account as well.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: NodeJS Basics : Introduction to Node JS

Lecture 1: Why, What and How to use NodeJS

Chapter 2: Setting up the environment

Lecture 1: Installation in Ubuntu

Lecture 2: Installation in Windows

Lecture 3: Installation in mac

Chapter 3: Hello World

Lecture 1: Hello World!

Chapter 4: Node Package Manager

Lecture 1: npm

Chapter 5: Callbacks in NodeJS

Lecture 1: Asynchronous vs Synchronous

Lecture 2: Callbacks using Harry Potter example

Chapter 6: Events

Lecture 1: Event Emitters and Listeners with an example

Lecture 2: Nesting in Events : Calling Batman when a bomb gets planted

Lecture 3: Removing Listeners : Enter Joker and Gordon

Lecture 4: Inheriting from the event Emitter class

Chapter 7: File System

Lecture 1: Episode 1 : Getting files in a directory

Lecture 2: Episode 2 : Reading, Writing, and Creating Files

Lecture 3: Episode 3 : Wrapping things up

Lecture 4: Solution to Assignment

Chapter 8: Streams

Lecture 1: Read and Write Stream

Lecture 2: Piping : Output of one stream as input to the next stream

Chapter 9: Scaling

Lecture 1: Introduction to Scaling

Lecture 2: Exec

Lecture 3: Spawn

Lecture 4: Fork

Lecture 5: Cluster

Chapter 10: ExpressJS : Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction to App which we will make

Lecture 2: Introduction to REST

Lecture 3: Postman

Lecture 4: Introduction to Express and lets start building our app

Lecture 5: Router

Lecture 6: Middlewares

Lecture 7: What is Dynamic URLs?

Lecture 8: Dynamic URLs

Lecture 9: Creating a User

Lecture 10: Getting and updating user details

Lecture 11: Download Image

Lecture 12: Adding "Comments" feature

Lecture 13: Modularisation

Chapter 11: Templating

Lecture 1: Introduction to Templating

Lecture 2: Navigation & getting variable data to the view

Lecture 3: Form for posting data to server

Lecture 4: Viewing profile of a user

Lecture 5: Viewing Images

Lecture 6: Uploading an Image

Chapter 12: Github for version control

Lecture 1: How to use GitHub to share and collaborate on your code

Chapter 13: Deploy to remote server

Lecture 1: Using AWS to host and manage virtual server and deploy our app

Lecture 2: PM2 : Advanced, production process manager for Node.js

Chapter 14: Introduction

Lecture 1: 1. Introduction to ExpressJS

Chapter 15: Code Basic

Lecture 1: 2.1 Code Basics

Lecture 2: 2.2 First code Success Response

Chapter 16: Creating Blog using ExpressJS

Lecture 1: 3.1 Introduction to Routing

Lecture 2: 3.2 Routers Basics

Lecture 3: 4.1 Introduction to Middle-wares

Lecture 4: 4.2 Middle-wares

Lecture 5: 4.3 Introduction to Dynamic Pages

Lecture 6: 5.1 Introduction to Template Engine – EJS

Lecture 7: 5.2 Send Data using EJS

Lecture 8: 6.1 How to Modularise Our Code?

Lecture 9: 6.2 Modularisation – Creating database File

Lecture 10: 7.1 Create Landing Page for All Blogs

Lecture 11: 7.2 Create Landing Page for All Blogs – Part 2

Lecture 12: 8. Adding "Create New Blog" Feature

Lecture 13: 9. Adding User details in all Blogs

Lecture 14: 10 User Profile Page

Lecture 15: 11 Redirects a Page to Specific URL

Lecture 16: 12 Partials

Chapter 17: REST Node API using a Movie Sharing App

Lecture 1: 13.1 Setup Basic Structure of REST API Movie Sharing App – Part 1

Lecture 2: 13.2 Movie Sharing App – Part 2

Lecture 3: 13.3 Creating APIs for Individual Movies – Part 3

Chapter 18: Software Testing

Lecture 1: 14. Test using Postman

Lecture 2: 14.1 HTTP Status Codes

Lecture 3: 14.2 Introduction to Software Testing

Lecture 4: 14.3 Testing – GET

Lecture 5: 14.4 Testing – POST

Lecture 6: 14.5 Testing – beforeEach

Lecture 7: 14.6 Testing – Get, delete and put

Lecture 8: 14.7 Testing – Delete

Lecture 9: 14.8 Testing – Put

Instructors

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Big Data Tools and Tech

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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 7 votes
4 stars: 45 votes
5 stars: 48 votes

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