Node.js for .NET Developers

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Shawn Wildermuth

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01 - Introduction.mp4

00:38

02 - What is Node.js.mp4

07:07

03 - Comparing Node.js to .NET.mp4

05:54

04 - Installing Node.js.mp4

02:44

05 - Hello World Node.js.mp4

02:01

06 - Node.js with Visual Studio.mp4

04:06

07 - Dependency Management.mp4

07:03

08 - Folder Dependencies.mp4

02:37

09 - Node Package Manager (NPM).mp4

06:45

10 - Summary.mp4

01:29

11 - Introduction.mp4

00:34

12 - Creating a Node.js Project with Visual Studio.mp4

05:52

13 - Using Express.js.mp4

07:17

14 - View Engines - Jade.mp4

06:26

15 - View Engines - EJS.mp4

04:03

16 - View Engines - Vash.mp4

04:28

17 - Building the Controllers.mp4

04:18

18 - Building a Service.mp4

06:10

19 - Static Resources.mp4

03:49

20 - Client-side Resources.mp4

08:37

21 - Speeding Up Development.mp4

05:40

22 - Summary.mp4

01:55

23 - Introduction.mp4

00:49

24 - Data Access in Node.js.mp4

04:45

25 - Relational Data in Node.js.mp4

02:17

26 - SQL Server in Node.js.mp4

06:24

27 - No-SQL Data Stores for Node.js.mp4

04:21

28 - Installing MongoDB.mp4

04:27

29 - Accessing the MongoDB Server.mp4

06:21

30 - Writing Data to MongoDB.mp4

08:51

31 - Querying Data in MongoDB.mp4

05:35

32 - Inserting Data with a Form.mp4

04:10

33 - Creating a New Document.mp4

04:33

34 - Testing for Existing Data.mp4

02:22

35 - Handling Errors.mp4

06:03

36 - Summary.mp4

02:10

37 - Introduction.mp4

00:41

38 - What is an HTTP API.mp4

02:03

39 - Comparing .NET and Node.js for APIs.mp4

09:39

40 - Creating a Controller.mp4

01:58

41 - Creating a GET Action.mp4

07:30

42 - Creating a POST Action.mp4

03:37

43 - Testing a POST Action.mp4

04:15

44 - Saving Data in an API Call.mp4

05:51

45 - Summary.mp4

03:25

46 - Introduction.mp4

00:43

47 - What is Angular.js.mp4

01:54

48 - Mocking the Notes Page.mp4

06:17

49 - Adding Angular.js to Project.mp4

03:11

50 - Creating the Module.mp4

04:28

51 - Creating the Client-side View.mp4

06:54

52 - Creating the Controller.mp4

04:32

53 - Calling the API.mp4

04:53

54 - Creating a Form to Add a Note.mp4

08:01

55 - Calling the API to Create a Note.mp4

07:08

56 - Summary.mp4

03:12

57 - Introduction.mp4

00:41

58 - Express.js Pipeline Explained.mp4

04:29

59 - What is Passport.mp4

01:01

60 - Creating a Register Page.mp4

03:49

61 - Implementing the Register Page.mp4

05:04

62 - Securing Passwords.mp4

05:33

63 - Installing Passport.mp4

02:13

64 - Verifying Credentials.mp4

04:42

65 - Integrating Passport.js and Express.js.mp4

03:19

66 - Creating a Login Page.mp4

06:02

67 - Authorizing Pages and APIs.mp4

05:02

68 - Summary.mp4

02:21

69 - Introduction.mp4

00:37

70 - What are WebSockets.mp4

02:42

71 - What is Socket.io.mp4

01:59

72 - Starting with Socket.io.mp4

03:19

73 - Client-side Socket.io.mp4

04:03

74 - Broadcasting Messages.mp4

04:45

75 - Using Rooms.mp4

03:21

76 - Summary.mp4

01:05

Description

As Node.js becomes a viable solution for certain types of web applications, it would be beneficial to apply your existing .NET skills to this new technology. This course will show you how.

What You'll Learn?

ASP.NET is a mature technology for building web applications, but a newcomer to the web ecosystem deserves your attention too. Node.js represents a new way to build applications with JavaScript on the server. If you're going to learn this new technology, it would be beneficial to apply your existing knowledge. This course will take what you know about ASP.NET and apply it to Node.js.

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Shawn Wildermuth has been tinkering with computers and software since he got a Vic-20 back in the early ‘80s. As a Microsoft MVP since 2003, he’s also involved with Microsoft as an ASP.NET Insider and ClientDev Insider. He’s authored eight books and innumerable articles on software development. You can also see him at one of the local and international conferences he’s spoken at including TechEd, Oredev, SDC, NDC, VSLive, DevIntersection, MIX, Devteach, DevConnections and Dev Reach. He is one of the Wilder Minds. You can reach him at his blog at http://wildermuth.com. He’s released his first film, a feature-length, documentary about software developers today called “Hello World: The Film”. You can see more about it at http://helloworldfilm.com.

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