Building APIs doing TDD in Node and Typescript (and Jest)

Building APIs doing TDD in Node and Typescript (and Jest), available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 13 lectures, based on 20 reviews, and has 152 subscribers.

You will learn about Build REST API in Node and TypeScript Test with Jest framework Inside-out approach a.k.a. classicist a.k.a. Chicago school TDD Test doubles, mocks, spies, stubs, fakes and dummies Docker Mongo MongoDB Mongoose Node Express This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers with certain experience writing code or Developers with certain experience writing tests It is particularly useful for Developers with certain experience writing code or Developers with certain experience writing tests.

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Summary

Title: Building APIs doing TDD in Node and Typescript (and Jest)

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 13

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 13

Original Price: 109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build REST API in Node and TypeScript

Test with Jest framework

Inside-out approach a.k.a. classicist a.k.a. Chicago school TDD

Test doubles, mocks, spies, stubs, fakes and dummies

Docker

Mongo MongoDB Mongoose

Node Express

Who Should Attend

Developers with certain experience writing code

Developers with certain experience writing tests

Target Audiences

Developers with certain experience writing code

Developers with certain experience writing tests

In this course we are going to implement from scratch a REST API in Node using Typescript and testing with Jest, but using Test Driven Development (TDD). During this exercise, we will follow the Inside-out TDD approach also known as classicist or referred also sometimes as Chicago school TDD. We will start from deep inside our application and build our way out until we have meet all the business requirements, being at any time covered by our own tests.

The API we are going to build is a clone of the One Time Secret site. We will create an application that stores our secrets and provides us a URL to access them later, but with the condition that we can access that URL one time only. Whenever we attempt to retrieve the same secret again, hitting the same URL for a second time, we will receive an error. We will use a mongodb as a persistence layer.

At the beginning of this course, we will analyze the business requirements just mentioned before and we will see how we translate that into working and well crafted code. We will see how we design the application and how we implement it, using a TDD approach having all the time our production code under control. We will get some inspiration from DDD, Hexagonal arch and CQRS to design our solution.

Kudos to @Panos for the constructive feedback that helped to make this course better.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Chapter 2: Building One Time Secret REST API

Lecture 1: Problem Presentation

Lecture 2: Project Initialization

Lecture 3: Test coverage

Lecture 4: Domain Models

Lecture 5: Domain Use Cases

Lecture 6: Token Generator Service

Lecture 7: Secret Repository (Database)

Lecture 8: REST Controllers

Lecture 9: Error handler

Lecture 10: Express Application & Integration tests

Lecture 11: E2E tests with docker

Lecture 12: Recap

Instructors

Josep Mir
Software Engineer/ Software Crafter

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