Node. JS: Créer sa première application grâce à Express
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Le développement d'applications grâce à Node JS t'intéresse et tu souhaites en apprendre davantage . Pour ta culture personnelle, par curiosité ou bien tout simplement pour des raisons professionnelles . En tant que développeur, tu souhaites créer une application ou une API REST avec un langage mais tu ne veux pas apprendre un langage lourd et souhaites réutiliser tes connaissances HTML/CSS/JS.
Tu as entendu parler de Node JS, Express ou encore Socket io pour créer un backend léger et ultra performant . Et bien bonne nouvelle, tu as trouvé LA formation qu'il te faut. Node JS avec Express est ultra performant pour créer et mettre en production des applications développées avec des connaissances de langages Web en très peu de temps.
Tu obtiendras un niveau intermédiaire à l'issue de ce cours. Tu auras enfin les connaissances pour voler de tes propres ailes. Et le plus.
Si tu es bloqué sur un cours, je répondrais à tous tes messages. Je n'oublie jamais personne:DTu apprendras les notions de bases sous Node JS, comment l'installer sur ton poste et faire notre premier « Hello World ». Puis nous allons créer une application proche d'un besoin client (adieu les TPs bâteaux.
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