Express.js Tutorial Online Training

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Shaun Wassell

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1. Build Webservers with Express.js The Basics

1. Build Webservers with Express.js The Basics .mp4

01:04

2. Setting Up an Express Project .mp4

09:47

3. Creating an Express Server .mp4

11:45

4. Adding Basic Request Handlers .mp4

11:20

5. Separating Express Routes by Path .mp4

13:30

2. Build Webservers with Express.js Handle Different Request Types

1. Introduction .mp4

01:07

2. Handling Different Request Types .mp4

08:50

3. Testing POST, PUT, and DELETE Routes .mp4

12:35

4. Handling a Request Body .mp4

19:55

5. Handling URL and Query Parameters .mp4

12:38

3. Build Webservers with Express.js Middleware and Related Concepts

1. Introduction .mp4

00:54

2. Methods for Customizing Responses .mp4

16:45

3. Working with Cookies .mp4

13:45

4. Adding Middleware to Express Servers .mp4

18:46

4. Build Webservers with Express.js Simple REST API Example

1. Introduction .mp4

00:54

2. Creating a List Endpoint .mp4

11:58

3. Creating a Read Endpoint .mp4

06:39

4. Creating a Search Endpoint .mp4

09:57

5. Creating a Create Endpoint .mp4

11:25

6. Creating Delete and Update Endpoints .mp4

11:00

5. Build Webservers with Express.js Front-end Execution Basics

1. Introduction .mp4

00:52

2. Front-end vs. Back-end Execution .mp4

05:50

3. Front-end Execution Basics .mp4

10:52

4. Loading Data from Express with Front-end Code .mp4

09:23

5. Modifying Interface Elements .mp4

13:21

6. Other Front-end and Back-end Interactions .mp4

14:26

6. Build Webservers with Express.js Working with Handlebars Templates

1. Introduction -3.mp4

00:54

2. What are Templating Engines .mp4

11:14

3. Rendering Handlebars Templates in Express .mp4

09:46

4. User-Profile Template Example .mp4

07:24

5. Combining URL and Query Parameters with Templates .mp4

13:55

6. The Handlebars If and Each Helpers .mp4

08:59

7. Build Webservers with Express.js Building a Cookies-Based Shopping Cart

1. Introduction .mp4

01:09

2. Creating an In-Memory Cart API .mp4

17:42

3. Working with Cookies in Express and Postman .mp4

11:16

4. Loading Products and Shopping Cart Data .mp4

13:53

5. Using Middleware with Cookies .mp4

12:16

8. Build Webservers with Express.js Full-Stack Todo-List Example

1. Introduction .mp4

01:08

2. Basic Strategy and Setup .mp4

10:24

3. Rendering the Todo List .mp4

05:08

4. Loading Todo Data into the Front-end .mp4

09:01

5. Preventing Dangerous Values .mp4

06:02

6. Creating New Todos .mp4

11:28

7. Updating Todos .mp4

06:35

9. Build Webservers with Express.js Create a Simple Blog Site

1. Introduction .mp4

00:39

2. Basic Strategy and Setup .mp4

08:03

3. Creating the Blog Pages .mp4

07:05

4. Displaying a List of Articles .mp4

09:54

5. Using Custom Handlebars Helpers .mp4

05:22

6. Rendering Individual Articles .mp4

06:05

7. Reducing Template Repetition with Partials and Layouts .mp4

16:30

10. Building Webservers with Express.js Adding Front-end Logic to a Blog Site

1. Adding Upvotes to the Front-end .mp4

09:51

2. Adding Comments to the Front-end .mp4

16:05

3. Adding Comments to the Back-end .mp4

06:55

4. Two Methods for Formatting Dates .mp4

06:41

5. Building a Reusable Articles List .mp4

08:27

11. Building Webservers with Express.js Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game API

1. Introduction .mp4

00:53

2. Basic Game Flow and Implementation Strategy .mp4

06:06

3. Creating New Games .mp4

06:35

4. Accepting Player Input .mp4

06:19

5. Generating Computer Moves and Validating Input .mp4

10:35

6. Calculating Ties and Wins .mp4

09:52

7. Calculating Diagonal and Corner Wins .mp4

10:14

Description

This intermediate Building Web servers with Express.js tutorial prepares software engineers to create and customize a web server, the necessary tool for interfacing between your web application and its online users, with Express.js.

In the world of web servers, you have plenty of choice, and if you learn the right tools, you'll never have to build them from scratch. Frameworks do a lot of the hard work and heavy lifting for you, so building web servers comes down to choosing the right framework and learning how to use it.

More details

This course covers using Express.js to build your web servers for you. Express.js has a minimalistic design, middleware support, and a large ecosystem, which makes it perfect for software engineers with big ideas and a creative approach.

After finishing the videos in this Building Web Servers with Express.js Tutorial training, you'll know how to create and customize a web server, the necessary tool for interfacing between your web application and its online users, with Express.js.

For supervisors, this JavaScript training can be used to onboard new software engineers, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a JavaScript reference resource.

Express.js Tutorial: What You Need to Know

This Express.js training has videos that cover Node.js web application framework topics including:

Defining routes for your web server
Implementing logic that handles incoming requests
Rendering a response in HTML, JSON, and more
Maintaining application operations with a web server

Who Should Take Express.js Training?

This Express.js training is considered associate-level JavaScript training, which means it was designed for software engineers. This express.js skills course is designed for software engineers with three to five years of experience with Node.js web application framework.

New or aspiring software engineers. Express.js is a particularly good tool for new software engineers to learn to use for two reasons. First, building web servers is complex and challenging. Second, because Express.js is lightweight and un-opinionated, you won't be bogged down with preconceived ideas or pre-made choices about your designs and implementation.

Experienced software engineers. Not every software engineer needs to know how to build a web server. If you've been working in the industry for a few years, you probably know that. This course will teach you to use Express.js to build your web servers â€” Express takes a ton of the tedium out of the job and leaves you more time to make the clever and creative choices that define your role as a software engineer.

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Shaun Wassell

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"I love seeing people go from earning peanuts to being able to comfortably take their families on multiple vacations — just because they were willing to learn something 'nerdy!'"

Shaun brings nearly 10 years of software development experience to his training. Prior to joining CBT Nuggets, he was a senior full-stack developer. His interest in technology started as a child because he wanted to create video games and his parents bought him GameMakerStudio. When Shaun isn’t creating training, he enjoys gardening, distance running, investing, and learning foreign languages.

Certifications: None

Areas of expertise: Web development, programming, data science

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