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With the help of step-by-step explanation, this course shows you how to create a real-world, fully functional math quiz game from start to finish using JavaScript.

Learn the foundations of HTML and CSS and use them to create high-quality websites with the help of this beginner's friendly course. We will start with HTML fundamentals and build simple web pages in the first half of the course. In the second half, we will focus on CSS and learn to style websites beautifully.

This Node.js Express & MongoDB Dev to Deployment course is a well-prepared course and perfect for individuals interested in learning how to structure your Node/Express applications, create data models, relate data, display views, authenticate users, create helpers since this comprehensive course provide some solid insight into NodeJS development. With this course, you'll learn about Node for adding server-side JavaScript to your skill-set and learn to build engaging and responsive applications. You'll also learn to build schemas, structure models and query MongoDB to get the accurate data, and the core concepts of MongoDB for building production-ready applications. The foundations of Node.js including how to prepare and deploy apps to production with Heroku, ES6 concepts like arrow functions, promises, template strings, etc. are an integral part of this course. What you'll learn Build high quality applications built with Node, Express and MongoDB Implement authentication including local & Google OAuth strategies Create data models with Mongoose ODM Prepare & deploy apps to production with Heroku Learn ES6 concepts like arrow functions, template strings & promises Requirements Basic HTML / CSS knowledge A good understanding of JavaScript Fundamentals (functions, objects, loops, etc) Who this course is for: Anyone that wants to learn how to build & deploy apps built with Node, Express & MongoDB Course Introduction Welcome To The Course FREE 00:05:00 Project Files and Questions FREE 00:03:00 Setting Up Dev Environment Setup 00:07:00 What Is Node.js 00:05:00 Installing & Exploring Node.js 00:07:00 Installing MongoDB Locally 00:08:00 Sign Up For mLab 00:03:00 Creating a Heroku Account 00:03:00 VidJot Project & Express Fundamentals Vidjot Project Introduction 00:04:00 Install & Initialize Express 00:08:00 Basic Routing & Nodemon 00:06:00 Express Middleware 00:05:00 Working With Templates 00:10:00 Bootstrap & Partials 00:08:00 Mongoose & Local MongoDB Install Mongoose & Connect To Mongo 00:06:00 Create The Idea Model 00:05:00 Add Idea Form 00:07:00 Server Side Form Validation 00:09:00 Save Idea To MongoDB 00:04:00 Fetching Ideas From MongoDB 00:05:00 Edit Idea Form 00:05:00 Update Idea Data 00:09:00 Remove Idea Data 00:06:00 Flash Messaging 00:11:00 Local Authentication With Passport A Look At Passport 00:05:00 The Express Router 00:11:00 Login & Register Pages 00:13:00 Register Form Validation 00:11:00 User Registration 00:17:00 Hooking Up A Local Strategy 00:11:00 Finishing The Login Functionality 00:12:00 Logout Function 00:04:00 Protecting Routes 00:06:00 Access Control 00:08:00 VidJot Prep & Deployment Preparing Our App For Deployment 00:08:00 Deploying To Heroku 00:08:00 Adding a Domain Name 00:04:00 StoryBooks Project Start & Google OAuth StoryBooks App Introduction 00:04:00 Initial Setup & Heroku Push 00:11:00 Creating Our Google OAuth Credentials 00:08:00 Creating Our Google Strategy 00:12:00 Auth Callback & Remote App 00:09:00 Creating The User Model 00:06:00 Saving The Authenticated User 88 00:10:00 Adding Session & Authentication 00:12:00 Creating Our Ul Index Routes & Handlebars 00:12:00 Header & Navbar 00:09:00 Side Navigation 00:09:00 Dashboard & Stories Routes 00:09:00 Add Button & Footer 00:10:00 Restricting Routes 00:06:00 Add Story Form 00:11:00 Stories & The Database Create The Story Model 00:06:00 Save Story To MongoDB 00:13:00 Fetch & Display Public Stories 00:12:00 Handlebars Helpers 00:07:00 Show Template & Format Date 00:11:00 Creating The Dashboard 00:12:00 Edit Form & Select Helper 00:09:00 Updating Stories 00:08:00 Deleting Stories 00:04:00 Comments, Access control & Cleanup Add Comment Functionality 00:10:00 Listing Comments 00:04:00 Edit Access Control 00:10:00 Get Stories From Specific Users 00:07:00 Block Private Story Details Page 00:05:00 StoryBooks Prep & Deployment Prep & Production Key Variables 00:08:00 Deploy & Test 00:05:00 Domain & Update Google OAuth Creds 00:05:00

GraphQL is a language that enables you to provide a complete and understandable description of the data in your API, which provides a common interface between the client and the server for data fetching and manipulations. If you ever wondered how to get started with developing GraphQL API using Node.js, then you are in the right place! In this GraphQL with NodeJs: From Beginner to Advanced Concepts you'll learn how to setup a GraphQL server with Node.js and Express. You'll be using the Express middleware express-graphql. Learn Advanced Concepts- Interfaces, Unions, DataLoaders, Caching, Pagination, Sorting, Filtering. Learn Cursor based Pagination in GraphQL. You will learn to build highly scaleable APIS with GraphQL, NodeJs and MongoDB. The course will show you why GraphQL is a viable solution for both new and existing applications and what its advantages are when compared to REST. Furthermore, you'll learn how to use GraphQL on the client side to send queries and mutations to the server. What Will I Learn? Build highly scaleable APIS with GraphQL, NodeJs and MongoDB Secure GraphQL API using JWT Authentication Learn Advanced Concepts- Interfaces, Unions, DataLoaders, Caching, Pagination, Sorting, Filtering Learn Cursor based Pagination in GraphQL Testing with GraphQL, NodeJs and Jest Unit Testing and Integration testing in GraphQL Requirements Knowledge of Javascript is required Knowledge of NodeJs is required Who is the target audience? NodeJs developers who want learn about GraphQL Developers who have basic knowledge of GraphQL but want to learn more advanced concepts in GraphQL Developers who want to learn how to build GraphQL APIs Developers who want to learn how to implement Authentication, Subscriptions, Testing, and Caching in GraphQL Getting Started Create Express Server in NodeJs FREE 00:04:00 Create GraphQL Server using express-graphql FREE 00:08:00 Understand GraphQL Resolver Arguments 00:03:00 Connect GraphQL App with MongoDB using Mongoose 00:04:00 CURD(Create, Read,Update,Delete) Operations with Nodejs, GraphQL, and MongoDB Create Record in MongoDB Using GraphQL Mutation 00:06:00 Get Records From MongoDB Using GraphQL Query 00:02:00 Update Records From MongoDB Using GraphQL Mutation 00:02:00 Delete Record From MongoDB Using GraphQL Mutation 00:02:00 Authentication and Authorization in GraphQL, Nodejs and MongoDB Create GraphQL Server with GraphQL Yoga 00:03:00 Split up your schema definition, resolvers, and Query type into multip 00:07:00 Create a Mongoose User model for Authentication in GraphQL 00:03:00 Register and Encrypt User Data and Return JWT Payload with Graph 00:07:00 Operations and Variables in GraphQL 00:02:00 Validate Input in GraphQL with Joi 00:04:00 Authenticate a User using a JSON Web Token in GraphQL 00:03:00 Merge GraphQL Resolvers into a Single Object using lodash.merge 00:02:00 Create a Middleware for Authentication in GraphQL 00:07:00 Apply Authentication Middleware on GraphQL Resolvers 00:03:00 Create Nested Resolvers to remove duplicate code from individual 00:07:00 Pagination, Filtering, And Sorting in GraphQL Paginate List of Data in GraphQL 00:04:00 Filter Nodes with Matching Rule GraphQL Queries 00:03:00 Sort GraphQL Query Results by Field 00:02:00 Cursor Based Pagination 00:09:00 Fragments, Interfaces, and Unions in GraphQL Send Multiple Queries in a Single Request using Aliases in GraphQL 00:02:00 Enhancing Fields Reusability with Fragments in GraphQL 00:02:00 Create Enum to represents a collection of related values 00:03:00 Create an Interface to represent the reusable fields in GraphQL 00:06:00 Interface Demo with __ResolveType 00:05:00 Create Union to return more than object type from GraphQL field 00:11:00 Subscriptions and DataLoaders in GraphQL Introduction to Subscriptions 00:01:00 Adding real-time functionality with GraphQL Subscriptions 00:06:00 Why Data Loaders in GraphQL 00:02:00 Create DataLoader in GraphQL 00:05:00 Batching in GraphQL 00:05:00 Caching in GraphQL - Udemy 00:03:00 Testing with Jest in GraphQL and NodeJs Integrate Jest Testing Framework with GraphQL, and NodeJs 00:05:00 Write Unit test for Resolvers in GraphQL 00:04:00 Write Integration Test for Queries And Mutations in GraphQL 00:04:00 Course Certification

In this course, you will learn to create Kafka Streams microservices using the Spring cloud framework. This is an example-driven course, and you will learn to use Confluent Kafka distribution for all the examples. By the end of this course, you will learn to create Kafka Streams microservices using different types of serializations, Confluent schema registry, and creating stateless and stateful event processing applications.

This course is designed to guide you through Selenium WebDriver and Java, right from the basic to the advanced aspects. Loaded with exercises and examples, this course provides an interactive learning experience.

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In this course, you will learn the basic and advanced concepts of ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 6) by building a small Razor application and our Bulky Book website, where you will learn advanced topics in ASP.NET MVC Core. Finally, we will deploy our Bulky Book website on Microsoft Azure and IIS.

Learn to create captivating AI-generated art using DALL-E, Midjourney, and other AI art software. This course covers the fundamentals of AI art creation and provides hands-on training on how to generate stunning visuals. Develop your creativity and artistic skills in a fun and engaging way.

This course will not only teach you the basics of Node.js but also help you to understand how it helps in building efficient server-side and networking applications. You will learn about sessions and find out how to work with the Node.js API, handle different HTTP requests, and use MongoDB with Node.js.