Node.js: The Complete Guide to Build RESTful APIs (2018)

Learn to build fast, scalable and secure RESTful services with Node, Express and MongoDB, from setup to production

4.59 (12418 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Web Development

What you will learn

Build the backend for your web and mobile apps

Use modern JavaScript features (ES6, ES7)

Implement CRUD operations

Handle and log errors, the right way

Write unit and integration tests

Practice test-driven development (TDD)

Store and retrieve complex data in MongoDB

Implement authentication and authorization

Deploy your Node apps to production

Apply the best practices for building fast, scalable and secure apps

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Our Verdict

Node.js: The Complete Guide to Build RESTful APIs (2018) is an engaging and valuable foundation builder in creating Node.js-based RESTful backends. While addressing some outdated libraries and variable declaration practices, the course remains a solid choice for those looking to bolster their Node.js and API production capabilities. Include this Udemy course in your learning journey if you are prepared to tackle manual version adjustments.

What We Liked

Comprehensive coverage of building RESTful APIs with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB
Instructor's teaching approach emphasizes fundamental web development principles
Hands-on experience through a single project from setup to production
Real-world examples and best practices in test-driven development, error handling, and deployment

Potential Drawbacks

Code writing style can be frustrating for some with constant jumping back to declare variables
Outdated libraries may cause issues during implementation; manual version adjustments are required
Limited discussion of 'why' decisions were made, leaving some room for interpretation on best practices
Lacks screen capture feature for note-taking and requires visiting external websites as workaround