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Projects in Node. js - Learn by Example

Develop essential web development skills with expert instruction and practical examples.

Online Course
Self-paced learning
Flexible Schedule
Learn at your pace
Expert Instructor
Industry professional
Certificate
Upon completion

What You'll Learn

Build responsive websites using modern HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Implement interactive user interfaces with frameworks like React or Vue
Create dynamic web applications with backend integration
Deploy and maintain web projects on cloud platforms

Skills you'll gain:

HTMLCSSJavaScriptReactNode.jsResponsive Design

Prerequisites & Target Audience

Skill Level

IntermediateSome prior knowledge recommended

Requirements

Basic HTML and CSS knowledge
Some JavaScript experience helpful
Text editor or IDE installed
Web browser for testing

Who This Course Is For

Aspiring web developers with basic knowledge
Frontend developers expanding to full-stack
Freelancers improving their skill set
Students pursuing web development careers

Course Information

About This Course

Go from beginner to advanced by building 4 Node. js applications of increasing complexity. This course will teach you how to build web apps from the ground up while focusing on best practices.

The main technologies used will be Node. js, Express. js and MongoDB.

We'll use a variety of templating engines for our frontend. This will include Swig, Angular and plain HTML. We'll be using Mongoose throughout this course.

Mongoose is a node module built on top of MongoDB to assist in creating and handling database objects. Project 1 Getting to Know Mongoose Familiarize yourself with Node and Mongoose by building a CRUD example app. Learn about the different data types used in Mongoose models.

Provider
Udemy
Estimated Duration
10-20 hours
Language
English
Category
Technology & Programming

Topics Covered

Web DevelopmentNode

Course Details

Format
Online, Self-Paced
Access
Lifetime
Certificate
Upon Completion
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Lifetime access to course content
Access on mobile and desktop
Certificate of completion
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Source code and project files
Q&A support from instructor

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