What You’l Learn…

• All about Node module system
• Use existing Node packages or publish your own
• Write asynchronous JavaScript code (promises and async/await)
• Implement CRUD operations
• Store complex, relational data in MongoDB using Mongoose
• Implement data validation
• Implement authentication and authorization
• Handle and log errors effectively
• Set up configuration for various environments (dev, test, prod)
• Write unit and integration tests
• Build features using test-driven development
• Deploy your Node apps to Heroku
• And much more!

Who is this course for?

• Back-end developers familiar with frameworks like ASP.NET, Rails, Django, etc who want to add Node to their toolbox
• Front-end developers who want to transition to full-stack development

The curriculum for the course.

Getting Started There is a previewWelcome (0:30). There is a preview of what is Node. A preview of the architecture. How Node Works is a preview. There is a previewInstalling Node. You can preview your first program. There is a preview course structure. Start Recap. There is a module system. The introduction starts at 0:28. StartGlobal object The start modules are 3:35. Start creating a module. Start a module. The StartModule Wrapper Function is used. The StartPath module is 4 minutes long. There is a StartOS module. The StartFile System Module is part of the system. There is a StartEvents module. There are start event arguments. StartExtending The StartHTTP module is used. StartNode Core recap. NPM is a package manager. The introduction starts at 3:44. StartPackage.json Start installing a package. Start using a package. StartPackage Dependencies StartNPM packages and source control. StartSemantic Versioning is a type of versioning. Start listing the installed packages. Start viewing registry info for a package. Start installing a specific version of the package. StartUpdating Local Packages. StartDependencies Beginning to uninstall a package. Start working with global packages. StartPublishing a package. The package needs to be updated. StartNPM recap. Express is being used to build RESTfulAPI’s. The start of the introduction. StartRESTful services are provided. Start introducing Express. Start building your first web server. StartNodemon starts at 1: StartEnvironment Variables StartRoute parameters Start handling requests from the internet. Start handling POST requests. Endpoints can be started using postman. StartInput validation is done. Start handling requests from the internet. Start handling requests that are deleted. StartProject builds the Genres API. Express recap can be used to start building RESTful APIs. A quick note. Express- Advanced Topics The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 is Middleware. Start 3- Creating Custom Middleware. Start4 has built-in Middleware. Third-party Middleware is Start 5. Environments start at 4:05. There is a start 7 configuration. Start8- Start9 Templating Engines Start10- Database Integration Start11-Authentication Start12- Structuring Express Applications The project is called Restructure the App. StartExpress- Advanced Topics recap. A javascript. The start is Synchronous vs Asynchronous Code. There are patterns for dealing with asynchronous code. Start 3- Callbacks. Start 4- Callback Hell. Start 5- named functions to rescue Start 6 Promises. Start 7 Replacing Callbacks with Promises. Start8- Consuming Promises Start9- Creating Settled Promises. Start10- Running Promises in Parallel Start11- Async and Await. Start12- Exercise. There are CRUD operations using mongoose. The start begins with the introduction of MongoDB. Start 2 is to install MongoDB on Mac. Start 3 is to install MongoDB on Windows. Start4 connecting to a database. The Start5- Schemas are 3 minutes and 48 seconds. Start 6 models. Start 7- Saving a document. The start 8 is the querying documents. Start9 has comparison query operators. Start10 has logical query operators. The start is regular expressions. Start12- Counting Start13- Pagination Start14- Exercise 1 Start15- Exercise 2. Start16- Exercise 3. The first thing to do is update a document. Start18- Updating a Document- Update First. The start19 is removing documents. Start CRUD operations with mongoose Data validation is done by Mongo. The start begins with validation. Start 2 has built-in Validators. Start 3- Custom Validators. Start 4- Async Validators. There are validation errors in start 5. Start 6 has SchemaType options. Persistence to genres is added to the start7 project. The project is to build the customers API. Restructuring the project is Start 9. Start mongoose validation There are modeling relationships between connected data. Modelling Relationships is the first start. Start 2-Referencing documents. The population starts at 1:45. The start is Embedding Documents. The start uses an array of sub-documents. The project is to build the movies API. The project is to build the RentalsAPI. Transactions start at 9:00. Start9 has an objectID of 7:03. Start10 is about Validating ObjectIDs. Start11 is a better implementation. Modelling relationships between data Authorization and Authentication. The start begins with an introduction. The first step is creating the user model. Start 3- Registering Users. Start4 using lodash The first five are about passwords (6:54). The start is Authenticating Users. The start is testing the authenticity. Start8-JSON Web Tokens. The start 9 is Generating Authentication Tokens. There are secrets in the environment. Start11- Setting Response Headers. Start12- Encapsulating Logic in Models. Start 13- Authorization Middleware. Start14 is protecting routes. Start15 is about getting the current user. Start16 is logging out users. Start17- Role-based Authorization. The start is testing the authorization. There is a recap of StartAuthentication and Authorization. Handling and Logging Errors The start begins with an introduction. Handling Rejected Promises starts 2. Start 3- Express Error Middleware Start4 removing try catch blocks Start5- Express Async Errors. Start6 Logging Errors. Start 7- Logging to a database. There are un caught exceptions. Start9- Unhandled Promise Rejections. Start10- Error Handling recap. The start is Extracting Routes. The Db Logic is being Extracted. The Logging Logic is being Extracted. The Config Logic is being Extracted. The validation logic is being extracted. There are unhandled exceptions on the console. Handling and Logging Errors recap. The unit testing is over. What is automated testing? There are benefits of automated testing. Start 3 types of tests. Start 4- Test Pyramid. Start 5 is tooling. Write your first unit test. Start 7 Testing Numbers. Grouping tests are started. Start9- Refactoring with Confidence. Start10- Testing Strings. Start11- Testing Arrays. There are testing objects in Start 12. There are testing exceptions in start13. Continuously running tests. The exercise is testing the FizzBuz. Start16 is creating simple mock functions. Interaction Testing starts at 5:00. Start18 is about mock functions. What to do in a unit test. Start 20 is an exercise. Startunit testing recap. Integration testing The start begins with an introduction. The start is preparing the app. Start 3 is setting up the test db. Start4 your first integration test Populating the Test Db is the start. Start6 is testing routes with parameters. Start7 Validating ObjectIDs. Start8- Refactoring with Confidence. Start9 is testing the authorization. The Invalid Inputs are being tested. Start 11 is Testing the Happy Path. Writing clean tests is the start of Start 12. The Auth Middleware is being tested. The unit is testing the Auth Middleware. Start15- Code coverage. Start16- Exercise. There is a recap of start integration testing. There is a test-driven development. What is Test-driven Development? The start is to implement the returns. There are three test cases. Populating the database is the start4. The beginning of testing the authorization. Start6 is testing the input. Start 7- Refactoring tests. Start8 looking up an object. Start9- Testing if Rental is processed. Start10 is testing the valid request. Start11 is testing the return date. Start12 is testing the rental fee. The movie stock was tested. Start14 is testing the response. Start15 is about refactoring the validation logic. The start 16 is the mongoose static methods. The start 17 is refactoring the domain logic. The deployment is scheduled to start at 00:28. The start begins with an introduction. Start 2 is preparing the app for production. Start 3 is getting started with Heroku. The app was prepared for Heroku. The Code can be added to a Git repository. Start6 Deploying to Heroku. There are viewing logs. Start8- Setting Environment Variables. Start9 is about MongoDB in the Cloud. Wrap up Start10 What to learn next.