Node js

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Syllabus

Introduction
  • Prerequisite – Knowledege of OOPS in Javascript in any languageAlong with DOM & Ajax

  • Mode – VILT (virtual instructor led training) ,
    Approx 75% Hands on & 25% Theory
  • Introduction
  • Setting Up a Node Development Environment
  • Updating Node
  • Node Jumping In
  • Hello, World in Node
  • Asynchronous Functions and the Node Event Loop
  • Reading a File Asynchronously
  • Taking a Closer Look at Asynchronous Program Flow
  • Benefits of Node
  • First Looks and Undefined Expressions
  • Benefits of REPL
  • Multiline
  • REPL Commands
  • REPL and rlwrap
  • Custom REPL
  • Globals global, process, and Buffer
  • global
  • process
  • Buffer
  • The Timers setTimeout, clearTimeout, setInterval, and clearInterval
  • Servers, Streams, and Sockets
  • TCP Sockets and Servers
  • HTTP
  • UDP/Datagram Socket
  • Streams, Pipes, and Readline
  • Child Processes
  • Running a Child Process Application in Windows
  • Domain Resolution and URL Processing
  • The Utilities Module and Object Inheritance
  • Events and EventEmitter
  • Loading a Module with require and Default Paths
  • External Modules and the Node Package Manager
  • Finding Modules
  • Colors Simple Is Best
  • Optimist Another Short and Simple Module
  • Underscore
  • Creating Your Own Custom Module
  • Packaging an Entire Directory
  • Preparing Your Module for Publication
  • Publishing the Module
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  • Promises, No Promises, Callback Instead
  • Sequential Functionality, Nested Callbacks, and Exception Handling
  • Asynchronous Patterns and Control Flow Modules
  • Step
  • Async
  • Node Style
  • Building a Simple Static File Server from Scratch
  • Middleware
  • Connect Basics
  • Connect Middleware
  • Custom Connect Middleware
  • Routers
  • Proxies
  • Express Up and Running
  • The appjs File in More Detail
  • Error Handling
  • A Closer Look at the Express/Connect Partnership
  • Routing
  • Routing Path
  • Routing and HTTP Verbs
  • Cue the MVC
  • Testing the Express Application with cURL
  • Starting with a package.json file
  • Adding configuration files
  • Adding task manager files
  • Creating the app.js file
  • Creating the route file
  • Creating the application views
  • Installing frontend components with Bower
  • Adding some CSS
  • Adding live reload plugin
  • Checking the application folder structure
  • Creating the Socket.io events
  • Adding socket.io behavior on the client side
  • Starting the chat application
  • Creating the baseline structure
  • Creating models with command line
  • Editing models after creation with command line
  • Creating a datasource through the command line
  • Connecting models to datasources
  • Using the API Explorer
  • Inserting records using endpoint
  • Retrieving records using endpoint
  • Adding database relations
  • Dealing with LoopBack boot files
  • Consuming the API
  • Adding HTML content to client side
  • Adding Bootstrap framework and React library
  • Creating React components
  • Creating new feedbacks
  • Simple checking endpoints
  • Disable remote LoopBack endpoints
  • Encrypting Data
  • Setting Up TSL/SSL
  • Working with HTTPS
  • Safely Storing Passwords
  • Authentication/Authorization with Passport
  • Authorization/Authentication Strategies OAuth, OpenID, Username/
  • Password Verification
  • Local Passport Strategy
  • The Twitter Passport Strategy (OAuth)
  • Protecting Applications and Preventing Attacks
  • Don’t Use eval
  • Do Use Checkboxes, Radio Buttons, and Drop-Down Selections
  • Scrub Your Data and Sanitize It with node-validator
  • Sandboxed Code
  • Deploying Your Node Application to Your Server
  • Writing That packagejson File
  • Keeping Your Application Alive with Forever
  • Using Node and Apache Together
  • Improving Performance
  • Deployment to a Cloud Service
  • Deploying to Windows Azure via Cloud IDE
  • Joyent Development SmartMachines
  • Heroku
  • Amazon EC
  • Nodejitsu
  • Debugging
  • The Nodejs Debugger
  • Client-Side Debugging with Node Inspector
  • Unit Testing
  • Unit Testing with Assert
  • Unit Testing with Nodeunit
  • Other Testing Frameworks
  • Acceptance Testing
  • Selenium Testing with Soda
  • Emulating a Browser with Tobi and Zombie
  • Performance Testing Benchmarks and Load Tests
  • Benchmark Testing with ApacheBench
  • Load Testing with Nodeload
  • Refreshing Code with Nodemon