The Node.js Master Class - No Frameworks, No NPM | Node v8.x

15h 24m 23s
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Node as it was intended: Build a REST API, a web app GUI, and a CLI in plain javascript with no 3rd-party libraries.

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#1: Table of Contents

All Course Lessons (83)

#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Table of Contents Demo
04:25
2
Prerequisites
02:39
3
Setting Up Your Workstation
02:54
4
The Story of Node.js
23:17
5
What is V8, exactly?
05:56
6
What is Node.js, exactly?
16:12
7
Anatomy of a Node Application
14:18
8
Common Node Conventions
14:25
9
Node.js vs the Browser
02:52
10
Section Overview
05:51
11
Basic Scaffolding
02:35
12
Starting a Server
04:54
13
Parsing Request Paths
09:23
14
Parsing HTTP Methods
02:21
15
Parsing Query Strings
03:09
16
Parsing Headers
03:02
17
Parsing Payloads
09:56
18
Routing Requests
19:16
19
Returning JSON
03:06
20
Adding Configuration
14:11
21
Adding HTTPS Support
16:49
22
Service 1: /ping
02:39
23
Storing Data
28:01
24
Service 2: /users
51:38
25
Service 3: /tokens
37:50
26
Service 4: /checks
54:31
27
Connecting to an API
18:00
28
Background Workers
01:04:33
29
Logging to Files
41:28
30
Logging to the Console
13:37
31
Section Review
11:17
32
Section Overview
02:31
33
Refactoring for a GUI
23:41
34
Using Templates
33:06
35
Serving Static Assets
22:38
36
Making AJAX Requests
16:11
37
Page 1: Index
03:53
38
Page 2: Create Account
08:19
39
Page 3: Create a Session
05:10
40
Page 4: Deleted Session
04:55
41
Page 5: Edit Account
05:03
42
Page 6: Deleted Account
04:23
43
Page 7: Create a Check
04:22
44
Page 8: Dashboard
04:42
45
Page 9: Edit a Check
04:34
46
Section Review
02:02
47
Section Overview
04:51
48
Adding a CLI
18:10
49
Handling Events
09:48
50
Command 1: Exit
01:56
51
Command 2: Man / Help
15:57
52
Command 3: Stats
09:14
53
Command 4: List Users
05:02
54
Command 5: More User Info
04:34
55
Command 6: List Checks
07:32
56
Command 7: More Check Info
02:32
57
Command 8: List Logs
03:55
58
Command 9: More Log Info
06:16
59
Section Review
01:45
60
Section Overview
02:19
61
Creating Errors
09:27
62
Using the Debugger
11:30
63
Linting with "Strict"
02:39
64
Adding a Test Runner
18:54
65
Adding Unit Tests
10:03
66
Adding API Tests
16:02
67
Section Review
02:50
68
Section Overview
02:24
69
Refactoring for Performance
11:36
70
Using Performance Hooks
12:06
71
Using a Cluster
07:48
72
Using Child Processes
07:09
73
Section Review
04:38
74
Section Overview
07:17
75
HTTP/2
09:09
76
VM
04:18
77
UDP / Datagram
07:16
78
Net
07:18
79
TLS / SSL
06:42
80
REPL
04:35
81
Async Hooks
10:43
82
Section Review
02:34
83
Thank you!
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