Do you want to build fast and powerful backend applications with JavaScript? Would you like to become a more complete and in-demand developer?
Then Nodejs is the hottest technology for you to learn right now, and you came to the right place to do it!
This is a project based course where we build an extensive, in-depth backend APIs. We will start from scratch and end up with a professional project. We will dive deep into Node, Express and MongoDB, Mongoose. Here is some of what you will learn in this course and project:
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How Nodejs work
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Nodejs built-in core library
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Stream and Buffer
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Express Framework
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Routing & Controller
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Express middleware
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Custom Error Handling
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EJS template engine
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Upload file to S3 bucket
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Sending Email
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Authentication With JWT
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Password hashing
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MongoDB database
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MongoDB Atlas & Compass GUI tool
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Mongoose ODM
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Models & Relationships
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Multi user role
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Authentication and Authorization
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Advanced Query (pagination, filter, searching etc)
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HTTP Essentials
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Postman Client
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RESTful APIs
Web development is evolving, in the past, server-side rendering handled all views and templates, but with the emergence of frontend frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue, projects are now divided into backend and frontend components. The backend manages database interactions and serves JSON, while the frontend fetches data and creates the user interface. This course focuses on the entire backend aspect, enabling you to construct robust APIs and giving you the freedom to choose your frontend technologies.
Our curriculum goes beyond typical Nodejs and Express tutorials, as we cover advanced topics like authentication, roles, permissions, password reset mechanisms, email integration, and many more. By the end of this course, you’ll have a deep understanding of what it takes to be a proficient backend engineer.
Module and Global Object
Core Module in Nodejs
Stream and Buffer
Express Framework
MongoDb and Mongoose
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24Express Framework Introduction
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25Basic Project Setup
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26First Express Server
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27Nodemon Module
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28Request Method
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29Take a Look About Postman
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30Parse Incoming Request Body
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31Params Object
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32Query String
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33Sub Route
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34Cookies
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35Request Object Introduction
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36Request Object Part 2
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37Response Object Introduction
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38Response Method
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39View Engine and Html Response
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40Response Format
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41Http Response Status Code
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42What is Middleware
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43How to Use Middleware
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44Error Handling Middleware
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45Error Handling
Project Todo
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46Database Introduction
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47MongoDB Install on Windows OS
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48MongoDB Install on Mac OS
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49MongoDB Install on Linux OS
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50Establish Database Connection
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51Add to Database Part 1
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52Add to Database Part 2
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53Find Single Document from Database
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54Find Multiple Document from Database
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55Update Single Document
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56Update Multiple Document
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57Delete Single Document
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58Delete Multiple Document
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59What is ODM
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60Database Connection Using Mongoose
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61Schema Define
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62Add Single Document Using Mongoose
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63Add Multiple Document Using Mongoose
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64Update Single Document Using Mongoose
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65Update Multiple Document Using Mongoose
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66Find Single Document Using Mongoose
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67Find Multiple Document Using Mongoose
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68Delete Single Document Using Mongoose
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69Delete Multiple Document Using Mongoose
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70Take a Look MongoDB Compass GUI Tool