Master NestJS a Node.js Framework 2024

Master NestJS a Node.js Framework 2024, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.69, with 122 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 824 reviews, and has 6790 subscribers.

You will learn about Master NestJS fundamentals and advanced concepts Develop robust REST and GraphQL APIs Implement data validation and effective API design Integrate databases using TypeORM and Query Builder Set up authentication and authorization (JWT, Passport) Create comprehensive unit and end-to-end tests Establish a Docker-based development workflow Optimize application performance and implement error handling Utilize NestJS CLI and apply advanced design patterns Configure logging and use modern database practices This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone wanting to build APIs It is particularly useful for Anyone wanting to build APIs.

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Summary

Title: Master NestJS a Node.js Framework 2024

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.69

Number of Lectures: 122

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 122

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 126

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 126

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master NestJS fundamentals and advanced concepts

Develop robust REST and GraphQL APIs

Implement data validation and effective API design

Integrate databases using TypeORM and Query Builder

Set up authentication and authorization (JWT, Passport)

Create comprehensive unit and end-to-end tests

Establish a Docker-based development workflow

Optimize application performance and implement error handling

Utilize NestJS CLI and apply advanced design patterns

Configure logging and use modern database practices

Who Should Attend

Anyone wanting to build APIs

Target Audiences

Anyone wanting to build APIs

This comprehensive course offers an in-depth exploration of NestJS, focusing on the development of high-performance, scalable REST and GraphQL APIs. Designed for developers seeking to enhance their backend development skills, this course covers a wide range of essential topics and best practices.

Course Overview

Participants will gain practical knowledge in:

– Routing and controller implementation

– Database integration with TypeORM, including Repository patterns, Query Builder, and Relational data management

– Docker integration for streamlined local development

– Data validation and serialization techniques

– NestJS architecture: Modules, Dependency Injection, and Providers

– Configuration management, logging, and error handling strategies

– Authentication implementation using Passport.js and Bcrypt

– JSON Web Token (JWT) concepts, generation, and application

– Authorization mechanisms and access control

– Effective use of Postman for API testing and automation

– Unit testing methodologies

– End-to-end testing, including database connectivity

– GraphQL API development

Course Structure

The curriculum is structured to provide a balance of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Each module includes:

– Detailed explanations of core concepts

– Practical coding exercises

– Real-world application examples

Learning Resources

To facilitate comprehensive learning, the course includes:

– Complete source code for all examples and projects

– Architectural diagrams and visual aids

– Access to a dedicated Q&A forum for personalized support

– Invitation to join our Discord community for peer learning and networking

Target Audience

This course is ideal for:

– Backend developers looking to expand their skill set

– Full-stack developers aiming to strengthen their API development capabilities

– Software engineers interested in modern JavaScript/TypeScript frameworks

Prerequisites

Participants should have:

– Basic understanding of JavaScript/TypeScript

– Familiarity with Node.js fundamentals

– Basic knowledge of API concepts

By the end of this course, you will have the skills and confidence to design, develop, and deploy sophisticated REST and GraphQL APIs using NestJS, equipping you to tackle complex backend development challenges in your professional projects.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 1: About Node, Express, Nest and Backend Development

Lecture 2: How to Get Help?

Lecture 3: Getting the Source Code!

Lecture 4: Source Code and More Resources

Lecture 5: Dont Know TypeScript or JavaScript?

Lecture 6: Software You Need (Node, Docker, Postman)

Lecture 7: Using Postman

Lecture 8: Using Visual Studio Code

Lecture 9: Front-End Application (OPTIONAL!)

Chapter 2: Introduction to NestJS

Lecture 1: Introduction to NestJS – Section Intro

Lecture 2: Installing and Using Nest CLI

Lecture 3: NestJS Project Structure

Chapter 3: Controllers, Routing, Requests

Lecture 1: Controllers, Routing, Requests – Section Intro

Lecture 2: Controllers

Lecture 3: Resource Controller

Lecture 4: Route Parameters

Lecture 5: Request Body

Lecture 6: Responses and Status Codes

Lecture 7: Request Payload – Data Transfer Objects

Lecture 8: The Update Payload

Lecture 9: A Working API Example

Chapter 4: Database Basics

Lecture 1: Database Basics – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding Docker to the Stack

Lecture 3: Running the Database with Docker Compose

Lecture 4: Introduction to ORMs

Lecture 5: Issue and Solution With Connecting to MySQL Database

Lecture 6: Connecting to the Database

Lecture 7: Prefer Postgres over MySQL? Heres your guide!

Lecture 8: The Entity (Primary Key & Columns)

Lecture 9: Repository Pattern

Lecture 10: TypeORM 3 UPGRADE GUIDE!

Lecture 11: Repository in Practice

Lecture 12: Repository Querying Criteria and Options

Chapter 5: Data Validation

Lecture 1: Data Validation – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Pipes

Lecture 3: Input Validation

Lecture 4: Validation Groups and Options

Chapter 6: Modules, Providers, Dependency Injection

Lecture 1: Modules, Providers, Dependency Injection – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Modules, Providers and Dependency Injection

Lecture 3: Creating a Custom Module

Lecture 4: Static Modules and Dynamic Modules

Lecture 5: Standard & Custom Providers

Chapter 7: Configuration, Logging, and Errors

Lecture 1: Application Config and Environments

Lecture 2: Custom Configuration Files and Options

Lecture 3: Logging

Lecture 4: Exception Filters

Chapter 8: Intermediate Database Concepts

Lecture 1: Understanding Relations

Lecture 2: One To Many Relation

Lecture 3: Loading Related Entities

Lecture 4: Associating Related Entities

Lecture 5: Many To Many Relation

Lecture 6: Query Builder Introduction

Lecture 7: Joins And Aggregation with Query Builder

Lecture 8: Filtering Data Using Query Builder

Lecture 9: Pagination Using Query Builder

Lecture 10: Updating, Deleting, Modifying Relations using QB

Lecture 11: One to One Relation

Chapter 9: Authentication, JWT, Authorization

Lecture 1: Introduction to Authentication

Lecture 2: Local Passport Strategy

Lecture 3: Logging In – Passport Strategy with a Nest Guard

Lecture 4: JWT – JSON Web Tokens Introduction

Lecture 5: JWT – Generating Token

Lecture 6: JWT – Strategy & Guard – Authenticating with JWT Token

Lecture 7: Hashing Passwords with Bcrypt

Lecture 8: Custom CurrentUser Decorator

Lecture 9: User Registration

Lecture 10: Only Authenticated Users Can Create Events

Lecture 11: Only The Owners Can Edit or Delete Events

Chapter 10: Data Serialization

Lecture 1: Interceptors and Serialization

Lecture 2: Serializing Data

Lecture 3: Serializing Nested Objects

Chapter 11: (Practical) Building Full Events API

Lecture 1: (Practical) Building Full Events API

Lecture 2: Relations Between Entities

Lecture 3: Getting Event Attendees

Lecture 4: Getting Events Organized by User

Lecture 5: Current User Event Attendance – the Business Logic

Lecture 6: Current User Event Attendance – the Controller

Lecture 7: Events Refactoring

Chapter 12: Introduction to Testing (Manual/Automatic)

Lecture 1: Manual Testing with Postman

Lecture 2: Introduction to Automated Testing

Lecture 3: Introduction to Jest

Chapter 13: Unit Testing (Testing Isolated Code)

Lecture 1: Basic Unit Test and Code Coverage

Lecture 2: Test Grouping, Spies, Mocks, Setup and Teardown

Instructors

Piotr Jura | 57,000+ Students
Best Selling and Highest Rated Web Development Instructor

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2 stars: 11 votes

3 stars: 61 votes

4 stars: 258 votes

5 stars: 489 votes

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