NodeJS Express Full Stack Bootcamp 2023 w testing, swagger

NodeJS Express Full Stack Bootcamp 2023 w/ testing, swagger, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 94 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 171 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to create a complete frontend and backend, (Fullstack), Bookstore projects using NodeJS, ExpressJs and the Node Design Pattern (Server/Listener/Router). Add authentication/authorization to our bookstore. Use CRUD operations on MongoDB to persist books and authors Take advantage of Jenkins for CI/CD tool and Swagger to create our documentation for our backend. Test the frontend and backend using unit test, integration test for the backend and automated Selenium test for the frontend This course is ideal for individuals who are Excited developers who want to take their knowledge and experience to the next level. We will use tools that are used in the Software Industry by Fortune 100 companies It is particularly useful for Excited developers who want to take their knowledge and experience to the next level. We will use tools that are used in the Software Industry by Fortune 100 companies.

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Title: NodeJS Express Full Stack Bootcamp 2023 w/ testing, swagger

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to create a complete frontend and backend, (Fullstack), Bookstore projects using NodeJS, ExpressJs and the Node Design Pattern (Server/Listener/Router).

Add authentication/authorization to our bookstore. Use CRUD operations on MongoDB to persist books and authors

Take advantage of Jenkins for CI/CD tool and Swagger to create our documentation for our backend.

Test the frontend and backend using unit test, integration test for the backend and automated Selenium test for the frontend

Who Should Attend

Excited developers who want to take their knowledge and experience to the next level. We will use tools that are used in the Software Industry by Fortune 100 companies

Target Audiences

Excited developers who want to take their knowledge and experience to the next level. We will use tools that are used in the Software Industry by Fortune 100 companies

94 videos and almost 24 hours of content to master the NodeJS Bootcamp

Learn to create a complete frontend and backend, (Full Stack), Bookstore projects using NodeJS, ExpressJs and the Node Design Pattern (Server/Listener/Router). We will modularize our application so we can reuse, extend and easily test our modules.

We will use bcrypt to encrypt passwords and use JSON Web Token for authorizing users to see certain pages on our site.

Use CRUD operations on MongoDB to persist books and authors. You will be introduced to Mongoose. A MongoDB client wrapper that add schema functionality, validation, and normalization to our non normalized database.

Take advantage of Jenkins for CI/CD tool to run our test and let us continually integrate our application and test seamlessly and with full confidence our codebase is solid and well tested.

We will use Swagger to create our documentation for our backend. Swagger tools takes the hard work out of generating and maintaining your API docs, ensuring your documentation stays up-to-date as your API evolves.

Test the frontend and backend using the Jest Testing framework that has a focus on simplicity. We will use Postman to create our integration tests for the backend. Postman assist in setting up automated API tests to test the different endpoints in your API will help catch bugs as quickly as possible.

Automated Selenium test for the frontend. Selenium has fast and easy onboarding. Works across all applications in the tech stack and finds bugs quickly with visual debugging.

Beginner experience, JavaScript experience preferred since we will be using ES6 syntax.

Calling all excited developers who are tired of creating Monolith applications or just frontend applications from some YouTuber who has no clue how to code correctly, then this course is for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Full Stack Tools

Lecture 3: Course Details (Requirements for the course)

Chapter 2: Lets Get Started with coding the Backend!!

Lecture 1: Lets create our backend project

Lecture 2: Creating the Server from our server/listener/router design pattern

Lecture 3: Creating the Request Listener from our server/listener/router design pattern

Lecture 4: Creating the Router from our server/listener/router design pattern

Lecture 5: Lets Install MongoDB as a Docker Container

Lecture 6: Mongoose Introduction and MongoDB Connection

Lecture 7: Create our Database functionality

Lecture 8: Test Driven Development and Unit Testing

Lecture 9: Unit Test the Database Functions

Lecture 10: Finish the registration route and encrypt password

Lecture 11: Create the Login Requirements

Lecture 12: Create the Login Route and JsonWebToken for Authorization

Lecture 13: Refactoring the Registration Route

Lecture 14: Postman Integration Tests for Login and Registration Backend

Chapter 3: Lets Get Started with coding the Frontend

Lecture 1: Start creating the Frontend

Lecture 2: Creating the EJS Templates for frontend

Lecture 3: Creating the Navigation and Footer

Lecture 4: Create our Registration and Login Forms

Lecture 5: Cleanup our forms and website

Lecture 6: Client Validation for the Registration Page

Lecture 7: Add Validation to our routes and registration page

Lecture 8: Login Validation

Lecture 9: Post Registration to the backend from the frontend

Lecture 10: Post Login to the backend from the frontend

Lecture 11: Create Session to control Website and Navigation

Lecture 12: Add Logout Functionality

Lecture 13: Unit Test the Frontend Services

Chapter 4: Jenkins and Docker – Building Stable Code

Lecture 1: Configuring Jenkins in Docker and adding the backend project to Jenkins

Lecture 2: Add the Frontend Project to Jenkins for build stability

Chapter 5: Backend Service for Books and Authors

Lecture 1: Create the GET for all books

Lecture 2: Create the GET for all Books and their Ids

Lecture 3: Create GET Book By Id

Lecture 4: Post a Book to the database

Lecture 5: Update a Book in the database

Lecture 6: Delete a Book in the database

Lecture 7: Integration Test in Postman for GET and GET by ID

Lecture 8: Integration Test in Postman for PUT and DELETE

Lecture 9: Creating the Author Model and Database Functionality

Lecture 10: Saving the Author to the Database, (POST)

Lecture 11: Get an Author and Get Author By Id

Lecture 12: Finish our CRUD operations on the Author with Patch and Delete

Lecture 13: Write Integration Test for GET and GET by Id for the author

Lecture 14: Write Integration Test for PATCH and DELETE author

Lecture 15: Adding Authorization to Books and Authors

Lecture 16: Write Unit Test for the Book DB functions

Lecture 17: Write Unit Test for the Author DB functionality

Lecture 18: Write Swagger documentation for the Users backend

Lecture 19: Write Swagger documentation for the Book POST and GET

Lecture 20: Write SwaggerUi documentation for GET, PUT, and DELETE by Id

Lecture 21: Write SwaggerUi documentation for Author

Chapter 6: Frontend Service for Books and Authors

Lecture 1: Refactor the frontend to use templates and handlers

Lecture 2: Refactor Frontend Post to use handlers

Lecture 3: Refactor Fix Post mistake

Lecture 4: Write the Books Router and Handler to GET book page

Lecture 5: Retrieve All the books from the backend and display in our books page

Lecture 6: Post a Book from the frontend to the backend

Lecture 7: Edit a Book

Lecture 8: Update a book on the backend and get all updated books

Lecture 9: Frontend Refactor

Lecture 10: Delete a book on the backend and get all remaining books

Lecture 11: Fix small bug in message for getting books

Lecture 12: Unit test the book service

Lecture 13: Get the authors from the backend

Lecture 14: Delete Author on the frontend

Lecture 15: Edit Author for updating on the backend

Lecture 16: Update author information on the backend

Lecture 17: Add author page to be rendered with titles of books

Lecture 18: Post an author to the backend

Lecture 19: Displaying the book information on our authors page

Lecture 20: Creating the error page

Lecture 21: Unit test the author service

Lecture 22: Finish unit testing the author service

Chapter 7: Selenium Automated Testing

Lecture 1: Introduction to Selenium

Lecture 2: Test the home page using Selenium

Lecture 3: Test the registration page using Selenium

Lecture 4: Test the Login Page using Selenium

Lecture 5: Test the books link and add book page using Selenium

Lecture 6: Test Add a book using Selenium

Lecture 7: Test Edit a book using Selenium

Lecture 8: Test render the Authors page and Add Author Page

Lecture 9: Test adding an author using Selenium

Lecture 10: Test Edit Author page and edit an author using Selenium

Lecture 11: Test delete an author and delete a book using Selenium

Lecture 12: Test about page and logout using Selenium

Chapter 8: Deploying our projects to Docker

Lecture 1: Dockerfile Introduction

Lecture 2: Deploying the backend to docker

Lecture 3: Deploying the frontend to docker

Lecture 4: GitHub Cleanup and .env file removed

Lecture 5: Redeploy the backend to docker without the .env file

Instructors

Eric Clarke
Software Architecture, Development, and Instruction

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