English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 11.5 Hours | 1.71 GB
Build full stack JavaScript apps with the MEAN stack, using Node.js, AngularJS, Express and MongoDB
Learn all of the different aspects of full stack JavaScript development using the MEAN stack. We’re not talking about any generators or MEAN frameworks here, we’re talking about a full understanding of MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node.js. Throughout this course we’ll show you how to use each of these technologies, and how to use them together.
Build Great JavaScript Applications using MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node.js
The overall aim of the course is to enable to you confidently build all different types of application using the MEAN stack.
To do this, the course is divided into four sections, each section focusing on a different goal. The four sections all work together building a full application, with an overall outcome of showing how to architect and build complete MEAN applications.
The breakdown of sections looks like this:
- By the end of section one you will be able to set up a web-server using Node.js and Express, to listen for requests and return responds.
- By the end of section 2 you will be able to design NoSQL databases and work with MongoDB from the command line and from Node and Express.
- After section 3 you will be able to design and build robust REST APIs using Node.js, Express and MongoDB, following industry best practices.
- By the end of section four you will be able to build high quality AngularJS single page applications (SPAs), following industry best practices.
- When you have finished with section five you will able to add authentication to the MEAN stack, enabling users to log in and manage sessions.
Along the way there are various activities, so you can be has hands on as you like. You’ll get the most out of the course if you follow along and code as you go, but if you want to speed through it the source code is supplied with each video (where relevant).
Table of Contents
Creating web servers with Node.js and Express
1 Introduction
2 Useful links for a MEAN stack hero
3 Node.js – First steps
4 Node.js – require and module.exports
5 Node.js – asynchronous non-blocking code
6 Node.js – using npm for dependency management
7 Express – setting up Express to listen for requests
8 Express – routing defining URL routes and sending response
9 Express – serving static files
10 Express – exploring Middleware
11 Express – using the Express router
12 Express – using controllers to define functionality
13 Express – defining dynamic routes with URL parameters
14 Express – working with querystrings and posted form data
15 BONUS Improving MEAN development workflow with Nodemon
Working with MongoDB and NoSQL
16 Introduction to NoSQL databases
17 MongoDB the basics
18 MongoDB – Getting started with the Mongo shell
19 MongoDB – Interacting with data from the command line Mongo shell
20 MongoDB – Importing and exporting data
21 MongoDB – Connecting to a Node.js application
22 MongoDB – Querying the database from Node.js
23 MongoDB – Creating documents from Node.js
Build robust REST APIs using Node.js Express and MongoDB
24 Introduction to REST APIs
25 Using Mongoose to manage MongoDB database connections in Node
26 APIs – Defining data structure with Mongoose schemas and models
27 APIs – Defining complex data structures with Mongoose schemas
28 APIs – Creating GET routes using Mongoose queries
29 APIs – Creating GET routes for subdocuments using Mongoose
30 APIs – Finding documents based on geo-coordinates
31 APIs – Error trapping and hardening a REST API
32 APIs – Creating new documents in MongoDB using Mongoose and POST methods
33 APIs – Updating existing documents in MongoDB
34 APIs – Using Mongoose to delete data from MongoDB
Single Page Applications with AngularJS the right way
35 AngularJS – Expressions and Data-Binding
36 AngularJS – Built-in Directives
37 AngularJS – Built-in Filters
38 AngularJS – Controllers scope and controllerAs
39 AngularJS – Modules
40 AngularJS – Single Page Apps Routes Templates
41 AngularJS – Built-in Services Application Architecture
42 AngularJS – Custom Services Service vs Factory
43 AngularJS – Custom Filters
44 AngularJS – Building the SPA – part 1
45 AngularJS – Building the SPA – part 2
46 AngularJS – Building the SPA – part 3
47 AngularJS – Building the SPA – part 4
48 AngularJS – Building the SPA – The final part
Adding authentication to the MEAN stack
49 Authentication – Securing the backend
50 Authentication – Adding JWT to the application
51 Authentication – Adding authentication to AngularJS
52 Authentication – AngularJS and JWT
53 Authentication – Tying all the pieces together
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