[Web Development Full Stack Course] A week before starting a Node.js project - From basics to practice

Anyone who knows JavaScript can do it quickly
You can become a full-stack developer ✨

A lecture directly from the author of 'A Week Before Deploying a Node.js Project'!

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• This lecture is part of the [Web Development Full Stack Course] lecture series, which is designed to train full-stack web developers. It covers Node.js.
• The Web Development Full Stack Course covers the entire process of full stack web development, from HTML&CSS → Vanilla JavaScript → Bootstrap → Vue.js → Database → Node.js → Portfolio.
• By completing this full-stack web development course, you'll learn not only the fundamentals of web development, but also practical skills that can be applied immediately in the workplace.

What is Node.js?

Node.js is not a language, but a runtime environment. Previously, JavaScript could only be run in browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer. Because browsers have built-in JavaScript engines that can interpret and execute JavaScript, programs written in JavaScript could be executed on devices equipped with browsers.

However, through Node.js, JavaScript has been able to run programs implemented in JavaScript without going through a browser, and the application fields that can be implemented in JavaScript are becoming increasingly diverse, beyond web applications, such as desktop apps, mobile apps, kiosks, games, and microcontrollers such as Arduino.

Until now, building web applications required front-end JavaScript and back-end languages like Java, C, Python, or .NET. However, with the advent of Node.js, server-side programming can now be implemented solely with JavaScript. This means you can now become a full-stack developer, capable of implementing both front-end and back-end using JavaScript .

Node.js, why should you learn it?

Features of this course!

_{Easy and detailed}

_{Focused on practical application}

_{Even example code!}

• We will introduce Node.js' built-in modules step by step.
• We'll show you how to build and manage a web server.
• We'll show you how to manage your system logs.
• You will learn about file management, email, schedulers, and other features that are most frequently implemented in practice, as well as most of the essential backend programs required for application development.
• All example code is available on GitHub (https://github.com/thegreat-jeremy/fullstack-nodejs)

What do you learn?

• Visual Studio Code is used as the development IDE tool. You will learn about development methods and useful extensions using Visual Studio Code.
• Install Node.js and learn what Node.js is.
• You can utilize numerous open source codes registered with NPM (Node Package Manager).
• You can quickly build a web server with Express.
• You can systematically branch and manage client requests.
• You can efficiently manage logs of usage information, errors, etc. that occur while operating a web server.
• You'll learn how to communicate quickly and efficiently with web front-end developers.
• You can connect to a database such as MySQL and manipulate data such as query/create/modify/delete.
• You can connect to NoSQL such as MongoDB and manipulate data such as query/create/modify/delete.
• You will learn how to send emails, including system data reports.
• You can create a scheduler that runs a task (program) at a specific time.
• You can aggregate meaningful data within your company, create an Excel file, and send it to the person in charge.
• You can send events such as task requests, schedules, and to-dos via email.
• WebSockets allow the server to send data to the client when needed, without the client requesting it.
• You can crawl any website you want.
• You will learn how to use various middleware modules in Node.

Check your player knowledge.

• Before taking this course , [ Web Development Full Stack Course - HTML&CSS ] → [ Web Development Full Stack Course - Vanilla JavaScript ] → [ Web Development Full Stack Course - Bootstrap ] → [ Web Development Full-Stack Course - Vue.js ] → I recommend taking the [ Web Development Full Stack Course - Database ] courses in order.

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• Anyone can easily create a responsive web with a great design.

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• You can implement the backend in JavaScript, even with Node.js.

7. [Web Development Full-Stack Course - Portfolio]

• Develop a mini-web site to sell your products, building on all the skills you've learned in the full-stack web development course.

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Who could it be?

Developer's Dignity

A 24-year software developer who wants to make a positive impact on the world through software technology.
I love sharing my knowledge and always enjoy learning new skills.

I've worked as a consultant and developer, building ERP systems for over 60 global companies, both domestically and internationally. I also have experience selling software I developed myself to leading companies both domestically and internationally. I'm also the CEO of an IT startup.

Working not only as a developer, but also as a UX consultant and occasionally as a business consultant, I've gained extensive experience in all aspects of application and service development, from planning to development. Now, with over 20 years of practical experience, I'm dedicated to sharing my knowledge with my juniors, with a strong sense of mission to impart truly essential skills and truly relevant knowledge.

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• We provide over 200 useful lecture videos through the YouTube channel ' Developer's Dignity '.
• He is the author of ' Vanilla JavaScript ', ' A Week Before Starting a Vue.js Project ', ' A Week Before Starting a Node.js Project ', ' IT Terms You Must Know to Become a Developer ', ' Beyond Design Thinking to Programming Thinking ', ' The Essentials of Smart Contract Development for Solidity Developers ', and ' I'm Still Not Teaching Kids to Code '.
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