NodeJS API Development with Express MongoDB and Mongoose
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 3 Hours | Lec: 32 | 310 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn NodeJS Express MongoDB and Mongoose from scratch and develop applications and APIs real fast

NodeJS is by far one of the most popular web server technologies.

NodeJS is used by pretty much every big company that needs speed, agility and
concurrency at its core and NodeJS developers are always in demand.

In this course you would learn NodeJS from scratch, Express framework, MongoDB database and Mongoose and develop API s using them.

I have designed the curriculum to get you started with practical coding examples right from the beginning. So whether you want to start of your career with web-technologies or make a career switch, this course is just right for you.

You would first get a brief theory on each of the topics and then dive straight to code-along lectures.

You would first learn:

Basics of NodeJS, how it works under the hood and what makes it so great
Core NodeJS modules by way of practical coding examples
Node Package Manager(NPM) and how you can import existing modules/libraries and use them to build your App or API
Node's Express framework and build a web-server using it. You would get introduced to the concept of developing an API
MongoDB and learn to interact with the database using NodeJS native drivers
Mongoose - a very popular ODM used alongside MongoDB
Then you would build a professional looking API using all your learnings and test it.
You learn about Git to put your NodeJS API code under version control
Finally you deploy your API built using NodeJS to a cloud platform - Heroku
At appropriate stages you would be given exercises and projects to work on that would help you explore on your own and also refresh your learning.

It would greatly help if you have a beginner's knowledge on coding in jаvascript

The course goes over the topics step by step in sufficient detail and adopts a code/work along method so that students can run the apps or API s in parallel to the instructor.

The theory has been kept to a minimum and crisp, just enough to get you the context before you start hands on.