NodeJS Course Overview
NodeJS is an open source framework which has been developed for developers to understand and build web applications with the help of JavaScript. NodeJS uses an event-driven, non-blocking IO model and server-side JavaScript environment. NodeJS is mainly focused on several important concepts in it like file system working, streams, buffers and building HTTP server with NodeJS. Attend Free Demos of NodeJS Training by Experts.
Objectives of the Course
- To understand the NodeJS framework
- To build HTTP server with NodeJS
- To understand Buffers, Events, and Streams
- To build web applications with the help of JavaScript
Pre-Requisites of the Course
- JavaScript
- HTML
Who should do the course
- FullStack Developers
- Project Managers
- Those who are willing to learn and build their career in web development
NodeJS Training Content
Introduction to Node.js
- RAM vs. I/O latency
- Blocking vs. Non-Blocking
- Event-driven Programming
- Event Loop
- Blocking The Event Loop
- Node.js Philosophy
Node.js Platform Setup
- Download and Install
- Node REPL
- First Hello World
Modules and npm
- Anatomy of a module
- Private code
- Accessing and using modules
- npm commands
- package.json
The Callback Pattern
- What are callbacks
- Callback-last
- Error-first
Events
- When to use Event Emitters
- Binding Functions to Events
- Event Requests and Listening
Error Handling
- Callbacks: Error-first
- Errors in Event Emitters
- Uncaught Exceptions
- Using Domains
Buffers
- Why Buffers exist
- Creating Buffers
- Reading and Writing Buffers
- Manipulating Buffers
Streams
- What are streams
- Read and Write Stream API
- Flow Control
- Piping
- Duplex Stream
- Transform Stream
Express.js
- Intro and Installing Express.js
- Building a Hello Express application
- Creating routes
- Rendering Layouts
- Using templates
- Adding partials
- Using locals and conditional templates
- Modularizing routes
Socket.io
- Listening for
- Broadcasting
- Answering questions
Connecting to Databases
- No SQL and Document Stores
- Relational DBs
- Configuration and platform setup
- CRUD Operations