2014
Lynda
Ray Villalobos
2h 46m
English

JavaScript is the language for adding interactivity to a website, but there's so much more it can do. Enter Node.js and Express.js, two technologies that extend the capabilities of JavaScript. The Node platform allows you to develop server-side applications with JavaScript that you can then easily publish as websites with the Express framework. In this course, Ray Villalobos walks through the entire process of creating a website on a server with Node.js and Express.js. After going over the installation process, Ray shows how to build a basic application, control the state of an application with routing, and use templates and partials. Then he demonstrates how to quickly structure a site with Express Generator, work with models and views, and publish the final website using Heroku.
Note: This course is intended for intermediate front-end web developers who are familiar with creating web projects and understand JavaScript basics.
Topics include:
Installing Node.js and Express.js
Exploring the Node Package Manager
Creating and modularizing routes
Using templates
Adding partials
Using the Express Generator
Preparing your site structure
Adding static content
Importing your data
Passing custom data through routes
Publishing your application

Introduction 3m 28s
Welcome 1m 22s
What you should know 1m 12s
Using the exercise files 54s
1. Getting Started with Node.js 22m 42s
What is Node.js? 5m 9s
Installing Node.js 2m 9s
Building a Hello Node.js application 9m 26s
Getting to know the Node package manager 5m 58s
2. Using Express.js 49m 23s
What is Express.js? 2m 41s
Installing Express.js 5m 57s
Building a Hello Express application 6m 25s
Creating routes 5m 32s
Using templates 8m 49s
Adding partials 11m 33s
Using locals and conditional templates 4m 6s
Modularizing our routes 4m 20s
3. Structuring Our Content 35m 34s
Using the Express Generator 6m 4s
Working with real assets 3m 46s
Understanding our data 4m 42s
Preparing our site structure 9m 44s
Creating our header template 5m 34s
Adding static content 5m 44s
4. Working with Models, Views, and Routes 54m 4s
Importing our data 6m 5s
Using JavaScript loops 6m 6s
Passing custom data through routes 7m 37s
Creating additional routes 8m 17s
Adding speakers to the homepage 9m 15s
Finishing our speakers' routes and views 9m 21s
Publishing our application 7m 23s
Conclusion 1m 39s
Next steps 1m 39s

www.lynda.com/Expressjs-tutorials/Building-Website-Nodejs-Expressjs/163094-2.html

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