Introduction to NodeJS

Name: Introduction to NodeJS
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Module 0:
Brief overview on the benefits of using Node.js and how Node.js is used in modern web development.

Module 1:
Introduction to setting up a Node.js project and importing modules using npm, as well as using core modules to make HTTP requests and manipulate the file system. The module labs will have you build a web crawler and a CSV file to JSON file converter.

Module 2:
Introduction to using the Express framework to set up a web server, as well as implementing API routing, middleware, and URL parameters.
The module labs will have you build a REST API for a blog using Express.

Module 3:
Introduction to setting up a MongoDB database and connecting it to a Node.js server.
The module labs will have you build a REST API that stores data in a MongoDB database. You will also build a node script to migrate data from JSON files to a MongoDB database.

Module 4:
Introduction to using Mongoose to model database schemas and interact with MongoDB databases easier.
The module labs will have you build relational queries using Mongoose. You will also reimplement your REST API from module 2 using Mongoose as a database library.

Prerequisite

JavaScript basics HTML CSS Programming basics Web development basics

Instructors

Benjamin Lin
Content Developer
Microsoft

Azat Mardan
Author; Founder of Node University
Node University

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Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Redmond, Washington, that develops, manufactures, licenses, supports and sells computer software, consumer electronics and personal computers and services. Its best known software products are the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems, Microsoft Office office suite, and Internet Explorer web browser.

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