Introduction to Sequelize ORM (w Express.js + Postgres)

Introduction to Sequelize ORM (w/ Express.js + Postgres), available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 60 lectures, based on 107 reviews, and has 645 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to build a production-level application with Express How to set up a development environment that is easily reproducible and painless Learn how to write migrations for our Postgres database using Sequelize ORM Expect to write tests for every line of code we write in our application This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner NodeJS developers or Developers interested in backend development or Developers interested in the Express framework It is particularly useful for Beginner NodeJS developers or Developers interested in backend development or Developers interested in the Express framework.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Sequelize ORM (w/ Express.js + Postgres)

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 60

Number of Published Lectures: 60

Number of Curriculum Items: 60

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to build a production-level application with Express

How to set up a development environment that is easily reproducible and painless

Learn how to write migrations for our Postgres database using Sequelize ORM

Expect to write tests for every line of code we write in our application

Who Should Attend

Beginner NodeJS developers

Developers interested in backend development

Developers interested in the Express framework

Target Audiences

Beginner NodeJS developers

Developers interested in backend development

Developers interested in the Express framework

Hi and welcome to this course! Here, you will learn A LOT about how to build a simple backend with production-level code. We are going to learn how to set up a local database with Docker, how to use Express.js with Sequelize as the ORM and manipulate the database, how to test our code with Jest and more importantly, how to structure our code to test it easily. We will also learn:

Sequelize best practices (how to register models, how to register associations between models, how to add scopes, how to make simple queries, how to write migrations, etc.)

JWT and Bcrypt to handle authentication and

Testing with Jest (remember that untested code is broken code)

Express middlewares and how to test them

Docker and Docker Compose to set up a local database and avoid installing databases locally

Best practices in general (separating the Express app from the server for easier testing, separating model logic from the controller, hiding passwords from the response, etc.)

This course is different as I am looking for you to learn how production-level code looks like and build the habit to test every line of code you write! Most courses skip testing, but the reality is that testing is so important on software development that it is unbelievable that most courses out there just skip them.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Necessary tools – Advise for Windows users

Lecture 3: Necessary tools – Node Version Manager (NVM)

Lecture 4: Join the Discord community

Lecture 5: About reviews

Lecture 6: Necessary tools – Docker and Docker Compose

Lecture 7: Necessary tools – Postman and DBeaver

Lecture 8: Installing VSCode

Chapter 2: Initial setup

Lecture 1: Repo for this course

Lecture 2: Initial setup

Lecture 3: Adding all the dependencies

Lecture 4: Configuring Babel, Jest and Nodemon

Lecture 5: Creating and connecting to the database

Chapter 3: JWT and Bcrypt

Lecture 1: Understanding JWT

Lecture 2: Understanding Bcrypt

Lecture 3: Adding environment variables

Lecture 4: Creating utils for JWT

Chapter 4: Database and models

Lecture 1: Creating the database class

Lecture 2: Register the models

Lecture 3: Adding the server

Lecture 4: Adding tests helpers

Lecture 5: Models overview

Lecture 6: Creating the User model (Part 1)

Lecture 7: Creating the User model (Part 2)

Lecture 8: Creating the User model (Part 3)

Lecture 9: Defining the Role model

Lecture 10: Adding Refresh Token model

Lecture 11: Inspecting the new tables with DBeaver

Lecture 12: Configuring the Sequelize CLI

Lecture 13: Adding User migration

Lecture 14: Adding Role migration

Lecture 15: Adding Refresh Token migration

Lecture 16: Applying migrations

Lecture 17: Small improvement to the User model

Lecture 18: Adding User model tests (Part 1)

Lecture 19: Adding User model tests (Part 2)

Lecture 20: Adding User model tests (Part 3)

Lecture 21: Adding User model tests (Part 4)

Lecture 22: Adding User model tests (Part 5)

Lecture 23: Adding Role model tests

Chapter 5: The Express app

Lecture 1: Create the Express app

Lecture 2: Creating an Errors middleware

Lecture 3: Creating a wrapper to handle async code

Lecture 4: Creating an authentication middleware

Chapter 6: Controllers

Lecture 1: Adding structure to the controllers

Lecture 2: Adding the register controller

Lecture 3: Adding tests for the register controller

Lecture 4: Adding the login controller

Lecture 5: Adding another test helper

Lecture 6: Adding tests for the login controller

Lecture 7: Adding a token controller

Lecture 8: Adding tests for the token controller (Part 1)

Lecture 9: Adding tests for the token controller (Part 2)

Lecture 10: Adding the logout controller

Lecture 11: Adding tests for the logout controller

Lecture 12: Looking at the coverage of our tests

Lecture 13: Listening for connections

Lecture 14: Testing the app manually with Postman

Lecture 15: Learning how to use the debug script

Chapter 7: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

David Armendáriz
Mathematician & Software Developer

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5 stars: 53 votes

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