NestJS Fundamentals

Name: NestJS Fundamentals
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5h 17m 22s

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May 18, 2023

Get up to speed with NestJS fast. Master the building blocks and essentials concepts behind creating your own enterprise-grade applications.

Prepare for an in-depth guided course & walk-through of all the fundamentals of a NestJS application from the Creator Kamil Mysliwiec himself, and Mark Pieszak (Core Team Member).

Step-by-step lesson progression, code everything alongside us!
Featuring 80 videos (with subtitles) and over 5 hours of content
Build a real-world REST API application with NestJS
Learn and use all the most important NestJS building blocks
Learn how to interact with both SQL & NoSQL databases
Official NestJS Certificate of Completion

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#	Title	Duration
1	Introduction to NestJS	03:55
2	Installing the NestJS CLI (command-line interface)	01:28
3	Generating our first NestJS Application	01:33
4	WhatвЂ™s inside a NestJS Application	04:05
5	Prerequisite: Install Insomnia	00:30
6	Running NestJS in Development Mode	01:07
7	Creating a Basic Controller	04:53
8	Use Route Parameters	02:06
9	Handling Request Body / Payload	01:49
10	Response Status Codes	04:14
11	Handling Update and Delete Requests	03:05
12	Implement Pagination with Query Parameters	02:20
13	Creating a Basic Service	07:54
14	Send User-Friendly Error Messages	03:50
15	Encompass Business-Domain in Modules	04:38
16	Introduction to Data Transfer Objects	06:30
17	Validate Input Data with Data Transfer Objects	07:25
18	Handling Malicious Request Data	02:10
19	Auto-transform Payloads to DTO instances	03:02
20	Before we Get Started	00:47
21	Prerequisite: Install Docker	02:10
22	Running PostgreSQL	03:07
23	Introducing the TypeORM Module	04:05
24	Creating a TypeORM Entity	04:01
25	Using Repository to Access Database	07:03
26	Create a Relation between two Entities	06:15
27	Retrieve Entities with their Relations	03:15
28	Using Cascading Inserts and Updates	04:50
29	Adding Pagination	04:56
30	Use Transactions	05:34
31	Adding Indexes to Entities	00:55
32	Setting up Migrations	06:58
33	Understand Dependency Injection	04:00
34	Control NestJS Module Encapsulation	03:07
35	Diving Into Custom Providers	01:18
36	Value based Providers	00:57
37	Non-class-based Provider Tokens	03:11
38	Class Providers	01:04
39	Factory Providers	02:21
40	Leverage Async Providers	02:09
41	Create a Dynamic Module	03:56
42	Control Providers Scope	04:00
43	Diving Deeper Into Request-Scoped Providers	03:24
44	Introducing the Config Module	04:42
45	Custom Environment File Paths	01:18
46	Schema Validation	03:00
47	Using the Config Service	02:20
48	Custom Configuration Files	04:33
49	Configuration Namespaces and Partial Registration	04:58
50	Asynchronously Configure Dynamic Modules	03:09
51	Introducing More Building Blocks	02:21
52	Understanding Binding Techniques	06:20
53	Catch Exceptions with Filters	07:25
54	Protect Routes with Guards	07:40
55	Using Metadata to Build Generic Guards or Interceptors	10:06
56	Add Pointcuts with Interceptors	07:02
57	Handling Timeouts with Interceptors	04:03
58	Creating Custom Pipes	05:49
59	Bonus: Add Request Logging with Middleware	06:16
60	Bonus: Create Custom Param Decorators	03:50
61	Introducing the Swagger Module	03:45
62	Enabling CLI Plugin	03:43
63	Decorating Model Properties	01:21
64	Adding Example Responses	02:04
65	Using Tags to Group Resources	01:05
66	Introduction to Jest	01:51
67	Getting Started with Test Suites	08:45
68	Adding Unit Tests	07:44
69	Diving Into e2e Tests	06:09
70	Creating our First e2e Test	06:59
71	Implementing e2e Test Logic	04:12
72	Before we Get Started	00:44
73	Prerequisite: Install Docker	02:32
74	Running MongoDB	03:00
75	Introducing the Mongoose Module	02:46
76	Creating a Mongoose Model	04:52
77	Using a Mongoose Model to Access MongoDB	08:42
78	Adding Pagination	04:57
79	Use Transactions	06:04
80	Adding Indexes to Schemas	01:18