All language subtitles for 1. Course Outline nodejs

Hello, everyone, I'm super excited to start the course with you, but as you know, before we do,

we have to look at our roadmap, what the course is going to be about, what we're going to learn so

that we know exactly our path to success.

So let's see what this course will look like for you.

We are obviously going to start with a.j.'s fundamentals.

These are the foundations that you need to understand.

One note is what is a runtime?

What is asynchronous programming node versus PHP versus Python?

We're going to talk about the internal architecture of node.

Talk about things like threads, processes, event loops, event emitters, observer design patterns,

a ton of stuff that you need to know in order to truly understand what node is how it works.

We're going to talk about things like module systems, package management and all the building blocks

necessary for you to succeed in the following parts of the course.

From there, we're going to dive into our first project and we're going to use something called file

Io input and output using node to discover real life planets around different solar systems that may

contain life.

This is where we're going to learn about streaming large data files, working with CSV files and actually

creating a meaningful project using real life data.

It's going to be a ton of fun, and it's going to be our first project to really introduce us to the

power of note.

We then dive into the main applications of where we see Node.js.

That is web service.

We're going to start from the very basics, talking about APIs requests and response, but also about

important topics like same origin, policy and course.

From there, we dive into a very, very popular framework for Node.js Express.

Yes.

If you learn node, you have to learn expression.

Yes.

But we're going to talk to you about express, about next year, about COA and different options of

frameworks and libraries.

We're going to talk about the NBC pattern, about middleware, about building restful APIs, templating

engine and pretty much all the basics you need to create a professional web server.

Now, up until now, we learn a lot about the basics, but this is where the course gets really interesting.

We're going to dive straight in to our main master project, and this project is going to be very cool.

We're going to use actual Nassau data and combine it with the space API to build a space launch system.

And we're going to use this project as the building block of creating a more and more professional backend

application using Node.js.

So everything we learn after this can be applied to this project, and we're going to architect this

project in a professional way.

And moving forward, you're going to learn how to architect professional backend applications.

We're going to really focus on advanced topics and topics that are really important because back end

applications are really important.

They have to be performant, they have to be secure and they have to be scalable.

And that's why right after we build our master project, we're going to get into performance and scale.

We're going to learn about clustering load, balancing PM to managing our live clusters.

Zero downtime restarts.

We're going to talk about things like node worker threads, some really important, exciting topics

when it comes to node and topics that a lot of other courses shy away from.

We're going to talk about authentication, a super important part of being a Node.js developer.

We're going to talk about databases.

NoSQL vs. SQL.

What is it?

How does it work?

How do you connect a node app to a database using things like MongoDB?

We're obviously going to learn how to ride proper restful API.

We then dive into deploying and continuous integration and continuous deployment.

What are they?

How can we do this?

How can we automate tests?

How do we protect our secrets when deploying such as API keys?

From there, we talk about production and the cloud using things like Docker and yes, talking about

virtual machines, serverless versus container.

How to write Docker files.

Working with Sage and using things like PMTA and Mongo Atlas and production.

And I think you're wondering.

Hmm.

Andre, I feel like we're missing something, something really important here in this modern age.

We can talk about back in development without talking about craft.

Well, we're going to talk about Graph Q all versus rest and how to build a graphical API so that we

can compare the two.

Now this is a lot to cover already, but we also have a special section towards the end of the course

where we talk about sockets, specifically web sockets.

And here we're going to build a really fun project.

We're going to build a full stack multiplayer pong game and we're going to use sockets to create named

spaces and rooms so that we can have hundreds of players around the world playing our podcast.

It's going to be super, super fun and an impressive project, as you can see, this course covers a

lot and we really tried to teach you proper real techniques other than just superficial beginner topics.

Even if you're a beginner, we will cover the beginner topics, but we won't shy away from those advanced

ones.

Now, as if this wasn't enough, we also have some bonus sections on things like Dino and TypeScript,

and I know Jazz Project, and I promise you that we're going to make it fun along the way.

And by the end of it, all, all these things that you see right here, it's all going to fit together

and makes sense to make you a truly strong know gas developer.

We're going to take you from zero to mastering.

That's our goal.

But here's the thing.

The best part of this whole course is right here, our online private community of hundreds of thousands

of programmers.

We have students chatting here every day, helping each other out, solving problems together, doing

coding challenges together or just talking about the latest and greatest in programming.

Now this is an optional resource for you to use, but you can have back and forth conversations with

other students taking this course, as well as myself and Adam.

I'm on there chatting every day.

Now that's a lot of talking.

I think we want to get started.

I hope you're excited.

I definitely am as well.

So let's get started.

Let's learn Node.js.