🔒 Closed Complete E×ρréššJS and MongoDB for Beginners in 2 hours

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What You'll Learn​

All the base concepts of E×ρréššJS will be clear to learner

All the base concepts of MongoDB will be clear to learner

You will be able to create APIs in E×ρréššJS

You will be able to create private routes (Protected with JWT)

Requirements​

• Basic Javascript
• Understanding of how database works

Description​

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In this course, we will be covering all the base concepts of NodeJS, E×ρréššJS along with MongoDB like:

1. Installation of E×ρréššJS
2. Type of routes, and implementation
3. How to deal with request and response
4. What is MongoDB and how can we connect it to our E×ρréššJS Server
5. APIs creation using E×ρréššJS and MongoDB
6. How to deal with an error handling
7. How to play with validations in E×ρréššJS
8. How to play with password encryptions (storing, verifying)
9. How to deal with JSON web token in E×ρréššJS
10. How to add JSON web token verification on protected routes using Middleware
11. How to perform authentication along with JSON web token

This course will not just cover basic topics but we will be learning some advanced topics as well of E×ρréššJS.
After the completion of this course, you can easily be able to work on E×ρréššJS and MongoDB, this is my promise.

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Who this course is for:​

• Javascript developers curious about backend javascript frameworks

 

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This course seems to be a great resource for learning the fundamental concepts of E×ρréššJS and MongoDB for beginners. The course promises to cover topics such as the installation of E×ρréššJS, creating APIs using E×ρréššJS and MongoDB, error handling, password encryption, JSON web token, and authentication. The instructor also mentions that advanced topics will be covered as well.

The course requires basic knowledge of JavaScript and an understanding of how databases work. The target audience for this course seems to be JavaScript developers who are interested in learning backend JavaScript frameworks.

The instructor has also mentioned their YouTube channel called "Ministry of JavaScript," where they upload new videos on a daily basis. Following the instructor could be a great way to stay updated with the latest developments in JavaScript.

Overall, this seems to be a promising course for beginners who want to learn E×ρréššJS and MongoDB.