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  • Presented by John Smilga
  • Linked in the descriptionjohn-smilga/node-express-course
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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

348K views5 years ago4 recommendations

Web developmentDatabases and dataNode.js, Deno and BunHTTP, REST and GraphQLNoSQL and document databases

John Smilga teaches Node.js and Express by building four projects, including a Task Manager, Store API, and Jobs API.

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4 people recommend this

What people say. Highly recommended as a comprehensive, beginner-friendly course for learning Node.js and Express fundamentals through hands-on projects.

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u/TopPerspective8217in r/node • Recommends

How to do tests in nodejs Express ? Hello, I have just completed my first Nodejs Express project following a tutorial by John Smilga on YouTube , and I have added it some things by my own like adding new attribute to the DB, improving the front end. But now I want to deploy this web app in Microsoft azure Cloud using CD/CI pipeline with GitHub(It's my first time but all I know it's continuously integrating and publishing my app automatically if it succeeded the pipeline Test====>Build=====>Deploy please correct it if I am wrong here ) for that I want to write some tests . But I have found multiplier Frameworks to test like (Mocha ,supertest, jest ..etc) which one do you recom…
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u/Indecent_liar_69in r/node • Recommends

On “advice for learning node fundamentals?”

If you know javascript good enough , then I'd recommend you to watch Coding addicts videos. They are bit long but explains from very basic. Pasting the links below [video [video
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u/punklacherin r/node • Recommends

On “Express.js tutorial”

These two Youtube videos make up an 18 hour course on Node.js and Express.js from the base fundamentals all the way to building full APIs with JWT auth and a MongoDB database: link to this video link to this video
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u/punklacherin r/node • Recommends

On “Best Resources to learn Node js”

Not sure how much time you have but these two Youtube videos make up an 18 hour course on Node.js and Express.js from the base fundamentals all the way to building full APIs with JWT auth and a MongoDB database: link to this video link to this video
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u/Capable-Discount2527in r/node • Recommends

On “Free Node.js Backend Course Recommendation?”

personally I learned node using net ninja's course and then moved on project building by john smilga's node porjects course Here is the link of john smilga's course [video Its really good
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