In this gist I’ll link content for begin with NodeJs.
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Node.js.adoc
We can go through the basics thanks to this Openclassroom tutorial in 9 parts. It’s really easy to read and understand, especially if you already wrote a bit of JS in your life.
This part is for memory, linking to resources I have not read yet.
Status: Let's go for "The Complete Guide to Build RESTful APIs (2018)" - [xxxxx__________] - 5 chapters on 15
: Chapter 1 - Getting Started - [xxxxxxx] - 7 parts on 7
: Chapter 2 - Node Module System - [xxxxxxxxxxxxx] - 13 parts on 13
: Chapter 3 - Node Package Manager - [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] - 16 parts on 16
: Chapter 4 - Building RESTful API's - [xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] - 14 parts on 14
: Chapter 5 - Express - Advanced Topics - [xxxxxxxxxxxxx] - 13 parts on 13
: Chapter 6 - Asynchronous Javascript - [xxxxxxxxxxxx] - 12 parts on 12
: Chapter 7 - CRUD Operations Using MongoDB - [___________________] - 0 parts on 19
: Chapter 8 - Mongoose - Data Validation - [_________] - 0 parts on 9
: Chapter 9 - Mongoose - Modeling Relationships Between Connected Data - [___________] - 0 parts on 11
: Chapter 10 - Authentication and Authorization - [__________________] - 0 parts on 18
: Chapter 11 - Handling and Logging Errors - [________________] - 0 parts on 16
: Chapter 12 - Unit Testing - [____________________] - 0 parts on 20
: Chapter 13 - Integration Testing - [________________] - 0 parts on 16
: Chapter 14 - Test Driven Development - [_________________] - 0 parts on 17
: Chapter 15 - Deployment - [_________] - 0 Parts on 9
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