Master Express with our comprehensive course. Learn to build backend servers, handle requests, and implement RESTful APIs through engaging video tutorials.
Master Express is a hands-on course designed to teach you how to build backend servers using the Express framework, featuring video tutorials, workshops, and quizzes to solidify your understanding.
Master Express - the fast and lightweight Node framework for building backend servers
Express is an extremely powerful tool for creating web applications built on Node.
Join us for an action-packed series of video tutorials as we learn about how to use and implement the impressive Express library.
- Install Express on your computer- Run a custom server- Understand requests and responses
We'll learn about many aspects of practical Express implementation over the course of over 13 videos and lots of other amazing course material.
- Use GET and POST requests- Write and run tests with Mocha- Learn about RESTful APIs
This course teaches you EVERYTHING you need to know to use Express!
Express is an extremely practical tool, whether you're looking to use it for prototyping, hobbies or if you're looking to improve your qualifications to work in the field of Web Development, this is the course for you!
- Over seven workshops and five lectures- Test your knowledge with challenging quizzes
This is an extremely practical and skills-oriented course. Take the next step to improving your web development skills today!
Implement a server with Express 4
Understand and explain Express and Node's role in the ecosystem of the internet
Use Mocha and Supertest to write tests for your Express apps
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Great course! In a lot of the other courses I've taken Express is kind of glossed over so I was really happy to come across this one. The only thing I would change is maybe to add a little more explanation about syntax. For example, in the final app.route('/users/:id').get((req,res)..., why do we add [0] at the end of the users.filter() call?
Udemy is always the best place to develop my fundamental programming skills. This course is pretty good and starts from the basic to all the in detail concepts
Concise overview to get you going
Course was good to a point, but depth was very superficial.
I learned quite a bit about express from taking this course. Navigating npm and handling routing and cors was quite difficult to look into without a few mvps to work through. The explanations were very detailed and I had a great time. I recommend for anyone looking into backend javascript
the instructor appears to be fresh in his career, he has made some obvious mistakes with information provided to the student. Also with this course being about express and not node, i would have preferred to jump right in and now hear about the “internet” which was laden with incorrect information
Practice class not much in details.
He just needs to dive into code all the talking is really not necessary
Very basic tutorial.
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Maverick S.
I'm hoping it gets better, but so far this guy knows very little about what he is talking about.
ExpressJS is a javascript framework not a Server, NodeJS is the Server software, and he keeps misrepresenting technology.