How to build GraphQL APIs with Nest.js (Node.js Framework)

How to build GraphQL APIs with Nest.js (Node.js Framework), available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.63, with 119 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 131 subscribers.

You will learn about Build GraphQL API Secure GraphQL API Deploy GraphQL Server to Cloud NodeJS implementation of GraphQL with NestJS This course is ideal for individuals who are Web developers or GraphQL Developers or NodeJS Developer or Anyone who wants to learn new things It is particularly useful for Web developers or GraphQL Developers or NodeJS Developer or Anyone who wants to learn new things.

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Title: How to build GraphQL APIs with Nest.js (Node.js Framework)

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.63

Number of Lectures: 119

Number of Published Lectures: 109

Number of Curriculum Items: 119

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 109

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build GraphQL API

Secure GraphQL API

Deploy GraphQL Server to Cloud

NodeJS implementation of GraphQL with NestJS

Who Should Attend

Web developers

GraphQL Developers

NodeJS Developer

Anyone who wants to learn new things

Target Audiences

Web developers

GraphQL Developers

NodeJS Developer

Anyone who wants to learn new things

GraphQL is a powerful query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. It’s an elegant approach that solves many problems typically found with REST APIs.

In this course, we will learn how to build GraphQL APIs from ground up using the modern and popular current node.js framework called Nest.js.

Nest (NestJS) is a framework for building efficient, scalable Node.js server-side applications. It uses progressive JavaScript, is built with and fully supports TypeScript (yet still enables developers to code in pure JavaScript) and combines elements of OOP (Object Oriented Programming), FP (Functional Programming), and FRP (Functional Reactive Programming).

GraphQL is a flexible and powerful alternative to REST for building APIs. Here are some points to remember:

GraphQL is a query language that is independent of the source of the data (database, web service, etc.).

GraphQL describes the data that an API provides via a strong typing system.

Through a schema, GraphQL declares the resources, relationships between them, and operations available.

All operations go through a single endpoing that can be accessed through HTTP.

GraphQL describes the data offered by an API through a schema that contains:

Data types and relationships between them

A set of operations:

        – Queries to get data

         – Mutations to create, update, and delete data

GraphQL combined with TypeScript helps you develop better type safety with your GraphQL queries, giving you end-to-end typing and this is enhanced by perfectly by Nest.js GraphQL module functionality as we will see it in this entire course breakdown videos.

At the end of the course you will learn the following topics

1. Designing Database

2. Building GraphQL APIs

3. Secure GraphQL APIs (Authorization and Authentication)

4. Code-First Approach

5. GraphQL Resolvers

6. Deploying GraphQL to Cloud

7. Deploying using Docker Engine

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: What is Nest.js?

Lecture 3: What is GraphQL?

Lecture 4: Course Prerequisites

Lecture 5: Tools

Lecture 6: Demo

Chapter 2: Building GraphQL server – Contacts Manager

Lecture 1: Install Nest CLI

Lecture 2: Project Structure

Lecture 3: Database Design

Lecture 4: Implementing Database Design

Lecture 5: Implementing Database Design Part 2

Lecture 6: Schema First vs Code First

Lecture 7: Code First Approach

Lecture 8: Implementing GraphQL Objects

Lecture 9: Resolvers replace Controllers

Lecture 10: Clean Codes with Services

Lecture 11: Query Operations

Lecture 12: Query Operations Part 2

Lecture 13: Query Operations Part 3

Lecture 14: Mutation Operations & Data Input Validation

Lecture 15: Mutation Operations & Data Input Validation Part 2

Lecture 16: Mutation Operations & Data Input Validation Part 3

Lecture 17: Mutation Operations & Data Input Validation Part 4

Lecture 18: Testing Mutation Operations

Lecture 19: Finish Contact CRUD Operations

Lecture 20: Finish Contact CRUD Operations Part 2

Lecture 21: Finish Contact CRUD Operations Part 3

Lecture 22: Finish Contact CRUD Operations Part 4

Lecture 23: Finish Contact CRUD Operations Part 5

Lecture 24: Finish Contact CRUD Operations Part 6

Lecture 25: Finish Contact CRUD operations Part 7

Lecture 26: Real Time with Subscription

Lecture 27: Real Time with Subscription Part 2

Lecture 28: Real Time with Subscription Part 3

Lecture 29: Generate Users Module

Lecture 30: Creating User Entity

Lecture 31: Creating Base Entity

Lecture 32: Create Role and Permission Entities

Lecture 33: Introduction to Database Relations

Lecture 34: Many to Many Relationship Between User and Role

Lecture 35: Many To Many Between Role and Permission

Lecture 36: Introduction to Authentication

Lecture 37: Implementing Auth Module Part 1

Lecture 38: Implementing Auth Module Part 2

Lecture 39: Implementing Auth Module Part 3

Lecture 40: Testing Auth Login Endpoint

Lecture 41: Create User Mutation Part 1

Lecture 42: Create User Mutation Part 2

Lecture 43: Create User Mutation Part 3

Lecture 44: Your First Challenges

Lecture 45: Challengess Solutions

Lecture 46: Test Our Challenges Solutions

Lecture 47: Encrypt Password Part 1

Lecture 48: Encrypt Password Part 2

Lecture 49: Compare Encrypted password

Lecture 50: Introduction to JWT

Lecture 51: Implementing JWT part 1

Lecture 52: Implementing JWT Part 2

Lecture 53: Implementing Password JWT strategy Part 1

Lecture 54: Implementing Passport JWT Strategy Part 2

Lecture 55: Implementing Jwt Auth Guard Part 1

Lecture 56: Implementing Jwt Auth Guard Part 2

Lecture 57: Get User from Request Object

Lecture 58: Create Custom Parameter Decorator

Lecture 59: Protect Resolvers with AuthGuard Part 1

Lecture 60: Protect Resolvers with AuthGuard Part 2

Lecture 61: Introduction to Authorization

Lecture 62: Role CRUD operations

Lecture 63: Role CRUD Challenges Solution

Lecture 64: Lets Start Assigning Permissions to Roles

Lecture 65: Seeding Permissions to Database Part 1

Lecture 66: Seeding Permissions to Database Part 2

Lecture 67: Query All Permissions

Lecture 68: Lets finish assign permissions to roles

Lecture 69: Testing AssignPermissions Mutation

Lecture 70: Create Custom Metadata Part 1

Lecture 71: Create Custom MetaData Part 2

Lecture 72: Assign Roles to Users Part 1

Lecture 73: Assign Roles to Users Part 2

Lecture 74: Test Assign Roles To Users

Lecture 75: Get Current Loggedin User Permissions

Lecture 76: Permission Guard Part 1

Lecture 77: Permission Guard Part 2

Lecture 78: Test Permission Guard Part 1

Lecture 79: Test Permission Guard Part 2

Lecture 80: Protect Contact Resolvers with Permission Guard Part 1

Lecture 81: Protect Contact Resolvers with Permission Guard Part 2

Lecture 82: Protect Resources at Class Level with Permission Guard

Lecture 83: Protect Permission Resolver with Permission Guard

Lecture 84: Protect Role Resolver with Permission Guard

Lecture 85: Protect User Resolver with Permission Guard

Lecture 86: Seeding Admin Part 1

Lecture 87: Seeding Admin Part 2

Lecture 88: Saving Users Contacts Part 1

Lecture 89: Saving Users Contacts Part 2

Lecture 90: Get My Contacts

Lecture 91: Introduction to Refresh Token

Lecture 92: Implementing Refresh Token Part 1

Instructors

Izweb Technologies
Web Developers

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