This course teaches you how to build secure web applications using Node.js. You'll create your own API, manage data with MongoDB, and implement authentication with tools like Passport and Twitter API. It’s fun, practical, and you'll learn a bunch of cool stuff along the way!
Implement authentication in your application
Nodejs is open source cross platform environment for creating server side and network applications.
You will build your own API system and you will also learn how to secure your application with JSON Web Tokens. We will keep all data in MongoDB database and we will route middleware to protect API routes.
You will also implement your own authentication system using Passport module and Twitter API.
You'll setup your computer with all the tools to build Node apps. Don't worry, all the tools are free. From there, you're going to cover the basics of the Node language and start building your first project.
Grasp how NodeJS works under the hood
Structure a Node application in modules
Build a web application and API more easily using Express
7 Lectures
1 Lectures
An experts in the field of Internet technologies and programming, our instructors worked on many well-known and popular services, participated in architecture development and systems design. Believes that the best way to spend your time is Internet applications development, server applications and programming of mobile devices. We aim to teach technology the way it is used in industry and professional...
I think this course is dated and needs to be updated. some of the modules are deprecated and one doesn't work at all. I'm a newbie so take it with a grain of salt, but I had problems with the tutorial.
very useful, I have used this tutorial to teach me how to get started and the advice is invaluable
Your language is confusing sometimes. Like not saying "JWT" as "J-W-T" but as one word. Also you don't just say app you say "a-p-p". Not a big deal but I noticed it. Other than that its great.
This course was simple and useful.
It is sometimes difficult to understand the accent, but I really enjoyed the rapid, to-the-point pace. There are many libraries used and this course doesn't really tell you what they are doing exactly, so this isn't for a novice. I'm now going to have to back-track and figure out what each of these components is​ actually doing, but it is a good introduction and feeder course onto these libraries.
The speed is not appropriate for a beginner student (to the topic). I am using the .75 speed to code along to understand what the experience of users coding with the video might be.
He also introduces terms without defining them. What are "claims" for example? No full definition is necessary if it's premature to talk about but a general explanation is appropriate to set context for learners.
Bad language
Very past with coding
Oddly the first tutorial was lifted from a Scotch.io written tutorial but I had some problems with that tutorial before and it was helpful to have someone talk it through.
I found the course to be helpful and fast.
I would have loved a more in depth JWT explanation with the use of cookies or sessions so I could see how to use it in a real world scenario but it was helpful none the less.
I love the explanation of what we are doing prior to the coding.
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Leon E.
seems old