JONAS SCHMEDTMANN – NODE.JS, EXPRESS, MONGODB & MORE: THE COMPLETE BOOTCAMP 2020

What you will learn.

Don’t forget to master the entire modern back-end stack. A complete, beautiful and real-world application can be built from start to finish. Includes filters, sorts, pagination, and much more. There is an event loop, blocking vs non-blocking code, streams, modules, etc. There are CRUD operations with mongoose. All advanced features are included in mongoose. How to work with data in a database. Password reset is included in advanced authentication and authorization. Secuirty: encryption, sanitization, rate limiting, etc. Pug templates are used for server-side website rendering. Credit card payments can be made with Stripe. Sending and uploading files. The final application can be deployed to production. Code and design assets can be downloaded.

There is course content. All lectures should be expanded. Welcome, Welcome! 13:03 There is a course structure and projects. There is a preview. 06:20: You should read before you start. 00:39 Let us install Node.js. 05:24 There is an introduction to Node.js and NPM. 03:20:15 The section begins. 0:54 What is Node.js and why do you use it? There is a preview. 07:38 Javascript is being run outside the browser. 06:27 Modules 1 are the core modules. 05:59 There are files for reading and writing. 07:30 The nature of Node.js is blocking and non-blocking. 10:13 Reading and writing files are not always the same. 14:44 A simple web server can be created. There is a preview. 13:03 There is a way to route the traffic. 15:18 A very simple API is being built. 14:28 The building of the templates is done with the help of the web templating. 14:03 There is a procedure for filling the templates. 20:45 Variables from URLs. 10:33 Modules 2 are our own. 06:20: The package.json file is an introduction to NPM. 05:17 There are different types of packages and installs. 13:39 Modules 3 and 3rd Party Modules are used. 07:55 Updating and package versioning. 11:30 Prettier is set up in the code. 11:27 What is next and a recap. 02:57 There is an introduction to back-end web development. 36:00 The section begins. 00:46 There is an overview of how the web works. There is a preview. 13:20. The web in action. 05:29 Back-End Web Development vs. Front-End Web Development. 06:02 Dynamic vs static 09:15 There is a look behind the scenes of how Node.js works. 01:46:00 The section begins. 01:45. V8 and C are used. 03:47 There are processes, threads and the thread pool. 04:21 The event loop is a part of the Node.js framework. 12:14. The event loop is being practiced. 18:50 There are events and event-driven architecture. 04:18 There are events in practice. 13:50 There is an introduction to streams. 06:17 There are streams in practice. There is a preview. 16:06 Requiring modules really works. 09:39 Modules are required in practice. 15:44 Asynchronous Javascript: Promises and Async. 01:06 The section begins. 0:57 There is a problem with callbacks. 12:57 It goes from Callback Hell to Promises. 06:42 Building promises. 14:42 Consuming promises with async 07:48 Values are returned from async functions. 13:03 Waiting for multiple promises at the same time. 06:11 Let’s start building the Natours API! 03:21:12 The section begins. 0:56 What is it called? 02:01 The postman is being installed. 03:20 Basic and Express Routing are being set up. 14:47 There is a design for RESTful and APIs. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time in which there was a time in which there was a time in which there was a time in which there was a time in which there was a time in which there was a time in which there was a time in which Handling get requests is what we are going to do. 12:14. Handling post requests. 15:21 The URL Parameters are responded to. 11:48 HandlingPATCH requests 07:05 Handling deletion requests. 03:10 Refactoring our routes. 06:20: The Request-Response Cycle and Middleware.

Get it immediately. The Complete Bootcamp 2020 is a collection of Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and more. 04:48 Creating our ownware. 08:55 3rd-Party Middleware is being used. 09:35 The users routes are being implemented. 06:57 Creating and mounting multiple devices. 08:04 A better file structure. 18:20 Middleware. 10:54 Middleware functions are chained. 07:30 It is serving static files. 05:27 There are variables in the environment. 16:39 Setting up the prettier in the code. 13:33 There is an introduction to MongoDB. 01:20:19 The section begins. 00:48 What is the name of the program? 08:44 It’s possible to install MongoDB on macOS. 06:20: It’s possible to install MongoDB on Windows. 10:24 A local database can be created. 07:39 Creating documents is CRUD. There is a time and a place for savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay has a time and a place for savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay CRUD is a method of reading documents. There is a preview. 12:26 Updating documents is CRUD. 07:30 Deleting documents is CRUD. 02:47 The app is used for CRUD operations. 07:30 Atlas is used to create a hosted database. 04:27 Our hosted database is connected to. 07:35 It is possible to use MongoDB with Mongoose. 06:20:21 The section begins. 0:55 The Express App is connected to our database. 12:24 What is the name of the animal? 01:53 A simple tour model can be created. 0701 Testing the model and creating documents. 09:02 There is an introduction to back-end architecture. 06:54 Refactoring for a framework. 06:31 Another way of creating documents. 13:52 The documents are being read. 08:35 The documents are being updated. 10:51 Deleting documents. 04:09 Modelling the tours. 18:13 Development data can be imported. 15:40 There is a way to make the API better. There is a time for savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay has a savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay There is a way to make the API better. 12:14. There is a way to make the API better. 10:59 Making the application better by limiting fields. 06:18 There is a way to make the API better. There is a preview. 14:59 Aliasing is making the API better. 08:56 Refactoring features. 15:38 Matching and grouping are part of the aggregation process. 20:37 Aggregation is Unwinding and Projecting. 19:28 There are virtual properties. 06:23 Document Middleware. 14:29 Middleware can be queried. 13:50 Middleware aggregation. 07:42 Data validation is done with built-in validators. 10:24 Data validation is done by custom Validators. 14:02 Errors handling with Express. 02:09:31 The section begins. 00:41 The ndb can be used to Debugging Node.js. 20:29 Handling routes that are not handled. 07:30 There is an overview of error handling. 03:36 Implementing a Global Error Handling Middleware. 08:59

Get it immediately. The Complete Bootcamp 2020 is a collection of Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and more. Refactoring and better errors. 11:11 Errors are being caught in async functions. 14:53 Adding 404 not found errors. 09:06 Development and production have errors. 10:30 Invalid database IDs can be handled. 09:42 There are duplicate database fields. 06:04 Handling validation errors. 08:24 Unhandled Rejections are Errors Outside Express. 08:49 Catching uncaught exceptions. 09:16 Authorization and security are related. 05:28:35 The section begins. 0:58 Modelling users. 10:00 New users are created. 18:21 Passwords should be managed. 18:24 How does JWT work? 08:46 Signing up users 16:11 Logging in users. 26:35 The first part of protecting tour routes. 14:57 The second part of protecting tour routes. 35:14 The postman setup is advanced. 12:14. User Roles and Permissions are authorized. 15:44 Password reset is possible with a reset token. 17:03 Emails can be sent with Nodemailer. 23:04 Password reset can be used to set a new password. 21:33 The current user needs to be updated with a password. 16:36 The current user needs to be updated with data. 20:11 Deleting the current user. 10:38 Security best practices. 10:13 JWT is being sent via Cookie. 09:46 Rate Limiting is being implemented. 07:04 The security of the internet. 05:19 Dataitization is related to data. 09:15 There is a way to prevent pollution. 08:20 There are 5 more sections. There are requirements.

No understanding of back-end development is required. I will take you from beginner to advanced developer. The course contains a section about async/a wait if you need to get up to speed. For the final part of the course, basic understanding ofHTML is a plus, but not a must. Windows, macOS or Linux will work on any computer.

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The basics of Node.js, core modules and NPM.

There is an event loop, blocking vs non-blocking code, event-driven architecture, streams, modules, etc.

The Express framework has a Fundamentals of Express section.

There are advanced features in the RESTfulAPI design and development.

Pug templates are used for server-side website rendering.

There are CRUD operations on the Atlas platform.

There are advanced MongoDB queries and operators.

Data models, CRUD operations, data validation, and middleware are some of the topics covered in the Fundamentals of Mongoose.

Modelling geospatial data is one of the features of advanced mongoose.

The model-view-controller architecture is being used.

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Data relationships are advanced data modelling.

user sign up, log in, password reset, secure cookies, etc.

User roles are authorized.

Security includes best practices, encryption, sanitization, rate limiting, etc.

Accepting credit card payments with Stripe requires complete integration on the back-end and front-end.

There are uploading files and image processing.

Mailtrap and Sendgrid are used to send emails.

The error handling is advanced.

Heroku was used to deploy the Node.js application to production.

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