Practical Node.js

Second edition fully updated for the latest versions of Node (6) and npm (3), making this one of the best and most up-to-date resources on the market
Written by successful author and speaker, Azat Mardan
Now includes Pug, Docker, and the latest versions of Express, Mongoose, Mocha and Hapi

Autorentext

Azat Mardan works in technology leadership at Indeed.com and is a JavaScript/Node.js expert with several online courses on Udemy and Node University, and 12 books published on the topic, including top-sellers React Quickly (Manning, 2016), Full Stack JavaScript (Apress, 2015), Practical Node.js (Apress, 2014), and Pro Express.js (Apress, 2014).

In his spare time, Azat writes about tech on Webapplog.com, speaks at conferences, and contributes to open source. Before becoming an expert in Node.js, Azat finished his Master's in Information Systems Technology; and worked at U.S. federal government agencies, small startups, and big corporations with various technologies such as Java, SQL, PHP, Ruby, etc.

Azat is passionate about technology and finance, as well as new ways of educating and empowering people.

Inhalt

1. Setting Up Node.js and Other Essentials.- 2. Using Express.js to Create Node.js Web Apps.- 3. TDD and BDD for Node.js with Mocha.- 4. Template Engines: Pug and Handlebars.- 5. Persistence with MongoDB and Mongoskin.- 6. Security and Auth in Node.js.- 7. Boosting Your Node.js and MongoDB with Mongoose.- 8. Building Node.js REST API Servers with Express.js and Hapi.- 9. Real-Time Apps with WebSocket, Socket.IO, and DerbyJS.- 10. Getting Node.js Apps Production Ready.- 11. Deploying Node.js Apps.- 12. Modularizing Your Code and Publishing Node.js Modules to npm.- 13. Node HTTP/2 Servers.- 14. Asynchronous Code in Node.- 15. Node Microservices with Docker and AWS ECS.- 16. Serverless Node with AWS Lambda.- 17. Conclusion