Node.js, Express, MongoDB & More The Complete Bootcamp 2024

Name: Node.js, Express, MongoDB & More The Complete Bootcamp 2024
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42h 15m 4s

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April 1, 2024

You learn how to build clean and fast back-end apps with Node.js. This guide explains what the course covers and helps you see if it matches your goals. Read on to see the key skills you will build.

Course Overview

This course teaches you how to create real back-end apps with Node, Express, and MongoDB. You build one full project from start to finish. You work with an API, a server‑rendered website, and many tools used in real teams.

You should know basic JavaScript before you start. You do not need back-end skills.

What You Will Learn

Node and Express Basics

Use core Node modules and NPM.
Write routes and middleware in Express.
Send clear and useful HTTP responses.

How Node Works

Understand the event loop.
See the difference between blocking and non-blocking code.
Work with streams and Node modules.

Build a REST API

Add filters, sorts, and pagination.
Create clean controller logic.
Use the MVC pattern.

MongoDB and Mongoose

Create and edit data with CRUD actions.
Use schemas, validation, and middleware.
Model data with references and embedded documents.
Run geospatial queries and build indexes.

Auth and Security

Add signup, login, and password reset with JWT.
Use roles for user access control.
Protect your app with rate limits and sanitization.

Extra Features

Accept card payments with Stripe.
Upload and process images.
Send email with Mailtrap or SendGrid.
Handle errors in a clean workflow.

Deployment and Tools

Deploy your app on Heroku.
Use Git and GitHub in real projects.
Work with Atlas and Compass.

Why Learn Node.js

Node lets you use your JavaScript skills on the back-end. This makes it easier to build full-stack apps without switching languages. Many companies use Node in production, so the skills you learn here transfer well to jobs.

If you already know some Node, this course can fill gaps. It covers many areas that short tutorials skip.

What You Get

40+ hours of video you can watch at your own pace.
Downloadable videos, code, and project assets.
Closed captions in English.
Quick support through the Q&A section.

Requirements

Basic JavaScript.
Basic HTML helps but is not required.
Any computer with Windows, macOS, or Linux.

Who This Course Helps

You want to build fast back-end apps with JavaScript.
You are a front-end dev moving into back-end work.
You took other Node courses but want more skill and confidence.
You already know Node and want deeper topics like auth, data models, and payments.

About the Author: Udemy

Udemy is the largest open marketplace for online courses on the internet. Founded in 2010 by Eren Bali, Oktay Caglar, and Gagan Biyani and headquartered in San Francisco, the company went public on the Nasdaq in 2021 under the ticker UDMY. The platform hosts well over two hundred thousand courses across software development, IT and cloud, data science, design, business, marketing, and creative skills, taught by tens of thousands of independent instructors. Roughly seventy million learners use it worldwide, and the corporate arm — Udemy Business — supplies a curated subset of that catalog to enterprise customers.

Because Udemy is a marketplace rather than a single editorial publisher, the catalog is uneven by design. The strongest material lives in the long-form, project-based courses authored by working engineers — full-stack JavaScript, React, Node.js, Python data science, AWS, Docker and Kubernetes, mobile development with Flutter and React Native, and cloud certification preparation. The CourseFlix listing under this source is the slice of that catalog that has been mirrored here for offline-friendly viewing, organized by topic and updated as new releases land. Pricing on Udemy itself swings dramatically with the site's near-permanent sales, which is why the platform is best treated as a deep reference catalog: pick instructors with strong reviews and a track record of updating their material rather than buying on the headline price alone.

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All Course Lessons (226)

#	Lesson Title	Duration
1	Course Structure and Projects Demo	06:46
2	Let's Install Node.js	05:26
3	Section Intro	00:56
4	What Is Node.js and Why Use It?	07:40
5	Running Javascript Outside the Browser	06:28
6	Using Modules 1: Core Modules	06:00
7	Reading and Writing Files	07:29
8	Blocking and Non-Blocking: Asynchronous Nature of Node.js	10:14
9	Reading and Writing Files Asynchronously	14:17
10	Creating a Simple Web Server	12:51
11	Routing	15:19
12	Building a (Very) Simple API	14:29
13	HTML Templating: Building the Templates	14:04
14	HTML Templating: Filling the Templates	20:47
15	Parsing Variables from URLs	10:24
16	Using Modules 2: Our Own Modules	06:35
17	Introduction to NPM and the package.json File	05:18
18	Types of Packages and Installs	13:40
19	Using Modules 3: 3rd Party Modules	07:56
20	Package Versioning and Updating	11:46
21	Setting up Prettier in VS Code	11:28
22	Recap and What's Next	02:58
23	Section Intro	00:47
24	An Overview of How the Web Works	13:29
25	HTTP in Action	05:30
26	Front-End vs. Back-End Web Development	06:03
27	Static vs Dynamic vs API	09:16
28	Section Intro	01:25
29	Node, V8, Libuv and C++	03:48
30	Processes, Threads and the Thread Pool	04:22
31	The Node.js Event Loop	11:34
32	The Event Loop in Practice	18:51
33	Events and Event-Driven Architecture	04:19
34	Events in Practice	13:55
35	Introduction to Streams	06:18
36	Streams in Practice	16:07
37	How Requiring Modules Really Works	09:40
38	Requiring Modules in Practice	15:52
39	Section Intro	00:58
40	The Problem with Callbacks: Callback Hell	12:47
41	From Callback Hell to Promises	06:44
42	Building Promises	14:43
43	Consuming Promises with Async/Await	07:49
44	Returning Values from Async Functions	13:04
45	Waiting for Multiple Promises Simultaneously	06:12
46	Section Intro	00:57
47	What is Express?	02:02
48	Installing Postman	03:27
49	Setting up Express and Basic Routing	14:49
50	APIs and RESTful API Design	16:08
51	Starting Our API: Handling GET Requests	12:20
52	Handling POST Requests	15:22
53	Responding to URL Parameters	11:49
54	Handling PATCH Requests	07:06
55	Handling DELETE Requests	02:41
56	Refactoring Our Routes	06:48
57	Middleware and the Request-Response Cycle	04:49
58	Creating Our Own Middleware	09:06
59	Using 3rd-Party Middleware	09:36
60	Implementing the "Users" Routes	06:58
61	Creating and Mounting Multiple Routers	08:05
62	A Better File Structure	18:21
63	Param Middleware	10:55
64	Chaining Multiple Middleware Functions	07:35
65	Serving Static Files	05:28
66	Environment Variables	16:40
67	Setting up ESLint + Prettier in VS Code	13:34
68	Section Intro	00:49
69	What is MongoDB?	08:45
70	[OPTIONAL] Installing MongoDB on macOS	06:35
71	[OPTIONAL] Installing MongoDB on Windows	10:03
72	[OPTIONAL] Creating a Local Database	07:40
73	[OPTIONAL] CRUD: Creating Documents	04:18
74	[OPTIONAL] CRUD: Querying (Reading) Documents	12:27
75	[OPTIONAL] CRUD: Updating Documents	07:51
76	[OPTIONAL] CRUD: Deleting Documents	02:48
77	Using Compass App for CRUD Operations	07:12
78	Creating a Hosted Database with Atlas	04:28
79	Connecting to Our Hosted Database	07:36
80	Section Intro	00:57
81	Connecting Our Database with the Express App	12:25
82	What Is Mongoose?	01:54
83	Creating a Simple Tour Model	07:02
84	Creating Documents and Testing the Model	09:04
85	Intro to Back-End Architecture: MVC, Types of Logic, and More	06:55
86	Refactoring for MVC	06:32
87	Another Way of Creating Documents	13:54
88	Reading Documents	08:36
89	Updating Documents	10:52
90	Deleting Documents	04:10
91	Modelling the Tours	18:14
92	Importing Development Data	15:41
93	Making the API Better: Filtering	18:46
94	Making the API Better: Advanced Filtering	12:05
95	Making the API Better: Sorting	11:01
96	Making the API Better: Limiting Fields	06:20
97	Making the API Better: Pagination	15:00
98	Making the API Better: Aliasing	08:57
99	Refactoring API Features	15:39
100	Aggregation Pipeline: Matching and Grouping	20:38
101	Aggregation Pipeline: Unwinding and Projecting	19:29
102	Virtual Properties	06:24
103	Document Middleware	14:30
104	Query Middleware	13:55
105	Aggregation Middleware	07:43
106	Data Validation: Built-In Validators	10:07
107	Data Validation: Custom Validators	14:03
108	Section Intro	00:42
109	Debugging Node.js with ndb	20:30
110	Handling Unhandled Routes	07:51
111	An Overview of Error Handling	03:37
112	Implementing a Global Error Handling Middleware	09:00
113	Better Errors and Refactoring	11:14
114	Catching Errors in Async Functions	14:55
115	Adding 404 Not Found Errors	09:07
116	Errors During Development vs Production	10:31
117	Handling Invalid Database IDs	09:43
118	Handling Duplicate Database Fields	06:05
119	Handling Mongoose Validation Errors	08:25
120	Errors Outside Express: Unhandled Rejections	08:50
121	Catching Uncaught Exceptions	09:17
122	Section Intro	00:59
123	Modelling Users	10:01
124	Creating New Users	11:20
125	Managing Passwords	18:25
126	How Authentication with JWT Works	08:47
127	Signing up Users	16:02
128	Logging in Users	26:36
129	Protecting Tour Routes - Part 1	14:58
130	Protecting Tour Routes - Part 2	35:15
131	Advanced Postman Setup	11:36
132	Authorization: User Roles and Permissions	15:55
133	Password Reset Functionality: Reset Token	17:04
134	Sending Emails with Nodemailer	23:05
135	Password Reset Functionality: Setting New Password	21:34
136	Updating the Current User: Password	16:37
137	Updating the Current User: Data	20:12
138	Deleting the Current User	10:29
139	Security Best Practices	10:14
140	Sending JWT via Cookie	09:47
141	Implementing Rate Limiting	07:05
142	Setting Security HTTP Headers	05:20
143	Data Sanitization	09:16
144	Preventing Parameter Pollution	08:21
145	Section Intro	01:03
146	MongoDB Data Modelling	24:40
147	Designing Our Data Model	10:58
148	Modelling Locations (Geospatial Data)	12:26
149	Modelling Tour Guides: Embedding	07:49
150	Modelling Tour Guides: Child Referencing	04:57
151	Populating Tour Guides	10:43
152	Modelling Reviews: Parent Referencing	08:32
153	Creating and Getting Reviews	17:04
154	Populating Reviews	06:07
155	Virtual Populate: Tours and Reviews	12:03
156	Implementing Simple Nested Routes	13:30
157	Nested Routes with Express	08:01
158	Adding a Nested GET Endpoint	05:07
159	Building Handler Factory Functions: Delete	14:22
160	Factory Functions: Update and Create	13:23
161	Factory Functions: Reading	14:43
162	Adding a /me Endpoint	04:43
163	Adding Missing Authentication and Authorization	14:45
164	Importing Review and User Data	07:27
165	Improving Read Performance with Indexes	16:12
166	Calculating Average Rating on Tours - Part 1	22:26
167	Calculating Average Rating on Tours - Part 2	15:58
168	Preventing Duplicate Reviews	09:30
169	Geospatial Queries: Finding Tours Within Radius	29:54
170	Geospatial Aggregation: Calculating Distances	16:29
171	Creating API Documentation Using Postman	10:38
172	Section Intro	00:57
173	Recap: Server-Side vs Client-Side Rendering	05:17
174	Setting up Pug in Express	10:09
175	First Steps with Pug	14:38
176	Creating Our Base Template	15:25
177	Including Files into Pug Templates	04:46
178	Extending Our Base Template with Blocks	10:07
179	Setting up the Project Structure	05:58
180	Building the Tour Overview - Part 1	11:38
181	Building the Tour Overview - Part 2	15:54
182	Building the Tour Page - Part 1	20:29
183	Building the Tour Page - Part 2	25:51
184	Including a Map with Mapbox - Part 1	11:34
185	Including a Map with Mapbox - Part 2	27:52
186	Building the Login Screen	06:31
187	Logging in Users with Our API - Part 1	20:54
188	Logging in Users with Our API - Part 2	18:40
189	Logging in Users with Our API - Part 3	28:16
190	Logging out Users	13:57
191	Rendering Error Pages	21:46
192	Building the User Account Page	16:06
193	Updating User Data	17:08
194	Updating User Data with Our API	12:35
195	Updating User Password with Our API	14:43
196	Section Intro	00:33
197	Image Uploads Using Multer: Users	10:13
198	Configuring Multer	13:47
199	Saving Image Name to Database	05:33
200	Resizing Images	13:20
201	Adding Image Uploads to Form	11:34
202	Uploading Multiple Images: Tours	12:03
203	Processing Multiple Images	18:12
204	Building a Complex Email Handler	19:59
205	Email Templates with Pug: Welcome Emails	15:09
206	Sending Password Reset Emails	07:08
207	Using Sendgrid for "Real" Emails	09:33
208	Credit Card Payments with Stripe	10:09
209	Integrating Stripe into the Back-End	22:35
210	Processing Payments on the Front-End	23:05
211	Modelling the Bookings	06:24
212	Creating New Bookings on Checkout Success	19:09
213	Rendering a User's Booked Tours	11:17
214	Finishing the Bookings API	07:13
215	Final Considerations	07:29
216	Section Intro	00:41
217	Setting Up Git and GitHub	04:39
218	Git Fundamentals	10:34
219	Pushing to GitHub	10:29
220	Preparing Our App for Deployment	10:56
221	Deploying Our App to Heroku	26:31
222	Testing for Secure HTTPS Connections	05:53
223	Responding to a SIGTERM Signal	07:22
224	Implementing CORS	15:54
225	Finishing Payments with Stripe Webhooks	38:09
226	Where to Go from Here	03:40

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226 lessons · 42h 15m 4s

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1 Course Structure and Projects 06:46
2 Let's Install Node.js 05:26
3 Section Intro 00:56
4 What Is Node.js and Why Use It? 07:40
5 Running Javascript Outside the Browser 06:28
6 Using Modules 1: Core Modules 06:00
7 Reading and Writing Files 07:29
8 Blocking and Non-Blocking: Asynchronous Nature of Node.js 10:14
9 Reading and Writing Files Asynchronously 14:17
10 Creating a Simple Web Server 12:51
11 Routing 15:19
12 Building a (Very) Simple API 14:29
13 HTML Templating: Building the Templates 14:04
14 HTML Templating: Filling the Templates 20:47
15 Parsing Variables from URLs 10:24
16 Using Modules 2: Our Own Modules 06:35
17 Introduction to NPM and the package.json File 05:18
18 Types of Packages and Installs 13:40
19 Using Modules 3: 3rd Party Modules 07:56
20 Package Versioning and Updating 11:46
21 Setting up Prettier in VS Code 11:28
22 Recap and What's Next 02:58
23 Section Intro 00:47
24 An Overview of How the Web Works 13:29
25 HTTP in Action 05:30
26 Front-End vs. Back-End Web Development 06:03
27 Static vs Dynamic vs API 09:16
28 Section Intro 01:25
29 Node, V8, Libuv and C++ 03:48
30 Processes, Threads and the Thread Pool 04:22
31 The Node.js Event Loop 11:34
32 The Event Loop in Practice 18:51
33 Events and Event-Driven Architecture 04:19
34 Events in Practice 13:55
35 Introduction to Streams 06:18
36 Streams in Practice 16:07
37 How Requiring Modules Really Works 09:40
38 Requiring Modules in Practice 15:52
39 Section Intro 00:58
40 The Problem with Callbacks: Callback Hell 12:47
41 From Callback Hell to Promises 06:44
42 Building Promises 14:43
43 Consuming Promises with Async/Await 07:49
44 Returning Values from Async Functions 13:04
45 Waiting for Multiple Promises Simultaneously 06:12
46 Section Intro 00:57
47 What is Express? 02:02
48 Installing Postman 03:27
49 Setting up Express and Basic Routing 14:49
50 APIs and RESTful API Design 16:08
51 Starting Our API: Handling GET Requests 12:20
52 Handling POST Requests 15:22
53 Responding to URL Parameters 11:49
54 Handling PATCH Requests 07:06
55 Handling DELETE Requests 02:41
56 Refactoring Our Routes 06:48
57 Middleware and the Request-Response Cycle 04:49
58 Creating Our Own Middleware 09:06
59 Using 3rd-Party Middleware 09:36
60 Implementing the "Users" Routes 06:58
61 Creating and Mounting Multiple Routers 08:05
62 A Better File Structure 18:21
63 Param Middleware 10:55
64 Chaining Multiple Middleware Functions 07:35
65 Serving Static Files 05:28
66 Environment Variables 16:40
67 Setting up ESLint + Prettier in VS Code 13:34
68 Section Intro 00:49
69 What is MongoDB? 08:45
70 [OPTIONAL] Installing MongoDB on macOS 06:35
71 [OPTIONAL] Installing MongoDB on Windows 10:03
72 [OPTIONAL] Creating a Local Database 07:40
73 [OPTIONAL] CRUD: Creating Documents 04:18
74 [OPTIONAL] CRUD: Querying (Reading) Documents 12:27
75 [OPTIONAL] CRUD: Updating Documents 07:51
76 [OPTIONAL] CRUD: Deleting Documents 02:48
77 Using Compass App for CRUD Operations 07:12
78 Creating a Hosted Database with Atlas 04:28
79 Connecting to Our Hosted Database 07:36
80 Section Intro 00:57
81 Connecting Our Database with the Express App 12:25
82 What Is Mongoose? 01:54
83 Creating a Simple Tour Model 07:02
84 Creating Documents and Testing the Model 09:04
85 Intro to Back-End Architecture: MVC, Types of Logic, and More 06:55
86 Refactoring for MVC 06:32
87 Another Way of Creating Documents 13:54
88 Reading Documents 08:36
89 Updating Documents 10:52
90 Deleting Documents 04:10
91 Modelling the Tours 18:14
92 Importing Development Data 15:41
93 Making the API Better: Filtering 18:46
94 Making the API Better: Advanced Filtering 12:05
95 Making the API Better: Sorting 11:01
96 Making the API Better: Limiting Fields 06:20
97 Making the API Better: Pagination 15:00
98 Making the API Better: Aliasing 08:57
99 Refactoring API Features 15:39
100 Aggregation Pipeline: Matching and Grouping 20:38
101 Aggregation Pipeline: Unwinding and Projecting 19:29
102 Virtual Properties 06:24
103 Document Middleware 14:30
104 Query Middleware 13:55
105 Aggregation Middleware 07:43
106 Data Validation: Built-In Validators 10:07
107 Data Validation: Custom Validators 14:03
108 Section Intro 00:42
109 Debugging Node.js with ndb 20:30
110 Handling Unhandled Routes 07:51
111 An Overview of Error Handling 03:37
112 Implementing a Global Error Handling Middleware 09:00
113 Better Errors and Refactoring 11:14
114 Catching Errors in Async Functions 14:55
115 Adding 404 Not Found Errors 09:07
116 Errors During Development vs Production 10:31
117 Handling Invalid Database IDs 09:43
118 Handling Duplicate Database Fields 06:05
119 Handling Mongoose Validation Errors 08:25
120 Errors Outside Express: Unhandled Rejections 08:50
121 Catching Uncaught Exceptions 09:17
122 Section Intro 00:59
123 Modelling Users 10:01
124 Creating New Users 11:20
125 Managing Passwords 18:25
126 How Authentication with JWT Works 08:47
127 Signing up Users 16:02
128 Logging in Users 26:36
129 Protecting Tour Routes - Part 1 14:58
130 Protecting Tour Routes - Part 2 35:15
131 Advanced Postman Setup 11:36
132 Authorization: User Roles and Permissions 15:55
133 Password Reset Functionality: Reset Token 17:04
134 Sending Emails with Nodemailer 23:05
135 Password Reset Functionality: Setting New Password 21:34
136 Updating the Current User: Password 16:37
137 Updating the Current User: Data 20:12
138 Deleting the Current User 10:29
139 Security Best Practices 10:14
140 Sending JWT via Cookie 09:47
141 Implementing Rate Limiting 07:05
142 Setting Security HTTP Headers 05:20
143 Data Sanitization 09:16
144 Preventing Parameter Pollution 08:21
145 Section Intro 01:03
146 MongoDB Data Modelling 24:40
147 Designing Our Data Model 10:58
148 Modelling Locations (Geospatial Data) 12:26
149 Modelling Tour Guides: Embedding 07:49
150 Modelling Tour Guides: Child Referencing 04:57
151 Populating Tour Guides 10:43
152 Modelling Reviews: Parent Referencing 08:32
153 Creating and Getting Reviews 17:04
154 Populating Reviews 06:07
155 Virtual Populate: Tours and Reviews 12:03
156 Implementing Simple Nested Routes 13:30
157 Nested Routes with Express 08:01
158 Adding a Nested GET Endpoint 05:07
159 Building Handler Factory Functions: Delete 14:22
160 Factory Functions: Update and Create 13:23
161 Factory Functions: Reading 14:43
162 Adding a /me Endpoint 04:43
163 Adding Missing Authentication and Authorization 14:45
164 Importing Review and User Data 07:27
165 Improving Read Performance with Indexes 16:12
166 Calculating Average Rating on Tours - Part 1 22:26
167 Calculating Average Rating on Tours - Part 2 15:58
168 Preventing Duplicate Reviews 09:30
169 Geospatial Queries: Finding Tours Within Radius 29:54
170 Geospatial Aggregation: Calculating Distances 16:29
171 Creating API Documentation Using Postman 10:38
172 Section Intro 00:57
173 Recap: Server-Side vs Client-Side Rendering 05:17
174 Setting up Pug in Express 10:09
175 First Steps with Pug 14:38
176 Creating Our Base Template 15:25
177 Including Files into Pug Templates 04:46
178 Extending Our Base Template with Blocks 10:07
179 Setting up the Project Structure 05:58
180 Building the Tour Overview - Part 1 11:38
181 Building the Tour Overview - Part 2 15:54
182 Building the Tour Page - Part 1 20:29
183 Building the Tour Page - Part 2 25:51
184 Including a Map with Mapbox - Part 1 11:34
185 Including a Map with Mapbox - Part 2 27:52
186 Building the Login Screen 06:31
187 Logging in Users with Our API - Part 1 20:54
188 Logging in Users with Our API - Part 2 18:40
189 Logging in Users with Our API - Part 3 28:16
190 Logging out Users 13:57
191 Rendering Error Pages 21:46
192 Building the User Account Page 16:06
193 Updating User Data 17:08
194 Updating User Data with Our API 12:35
195 Updating User Password with Our API 14:43
196 Section Intro 00:33
197 Image Uploads Using Multer: Users 10:13
198 Configuring Multer 13:47
199 Saving Image Name to Database 05:33
200 Resizing Images 13:20
201 Adding Image Uploads to Form 11:34
202 Uploading Multiple Images: Tours 12:03
203 Processing Multiple Images 18:12
204 Building a Complex Email Handler 19:59
205 Email Templates with Pug: Welcome Emails 15:09
206 Sending Password Reset Emails 07:08
207 Using Sendgrid for "Real" Emails 09:33
208 Credit Card Payments with Stripe 10:09
209 Integrating Stripe into the Back-End 22:35
210 Processing Payments on the Front-End 23:05
211 Modelling the Bookings 06:24
212 Creating New Bookings on Checkout Success 19:09
213 Rendering a User's Booked Tours 11:17
214 Finishing the Bookings API 07:13
215 Final Considerations 07:29
216 Section Intro 00:41
217 Setting Up Git and GitHub 04:39
218 Git Fundamentals 10:34
219 Pushing to GitHub 10:29
220 Preparing Our App for Deployment 10:56
221 Deploying Our App to Heroku 26:31
222 Testing for Secure HTTPS Connections 05:53
223 Responding to a SIGTERM Signal 07:22
224 Implementing CORS 15:54
225 Finishing Payments with Stripe Webhooks 38:09
226 Where to Go from Here 03:40

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