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Node.js Projects
Building a Twitter-Like Application Using the MVC Design Patterns
Installing Node.js and Express Generator (3:02)
Building the Baseline (4:47)
Changing the Application's Structure (4:01)
Restructuring the Views Folder Using Partials (3:10)
Adding Templates for Login, Sign-Up, and Profile (2:12)
Refactoring the app.js File with the New Middleware (2:11)
Adding Config and Passport Files (0:48)
Creating Models Folder, Adding a User Schema, and Protecting Routes (1:50)
Creating the Controllers Folder (1:55)
Running the Application and Adding Comments (1:57)
Building a Basic Website Using MySQL Database
Baseline Application and Swig Template Engine (3:21)
Refactoring the Views Folder and Creating a Controllers Folder (3:06)
Adding Partials Files and Dealing with Sequelize-CLI (3:03)
Editing the config.js File with Database Credentials (0:56)
Creating User Scheme and Band Schema (2:22)
Creating the Database on MySQL and Checking Database Tables (3:29)
Creating Application Controllers, Templates, and Views (1:50)
Adding Style, Routes, and a Controller to the Application (2:04)
Adding Database Content and Creating Bands Form (3:00)
Building a Customer Feedback App with a Restful API and LoopBack.io
Creating and Editing Models with Command Line (4:23)
Creating a Data Source and Connecting Models to It (2:21)
Using the API Explorer (3:12)
Adding Database Relations (1:25)
Dealing with LoopBack Boot Files (1:42)
Consuming the API (2:26)
Creating React Components (3:40)
Creating New Feedbacks (2:48)
Building a Frontend Process with Node.js and NPM
Creating the Baseline Application (7:58)
Refactoring the Application Folder (5:51)
Refactoring the Client Folder (2:23)
Creating the AngularJS Application (2:45)
Adding Content to the Application (1:11)
Creating the Building Tasks and Using It with Individual Commands (5:44)
Deploying to Heroku Cloud (4:29)
Creating and Deploying Using Continuous Integration and Docker
Baseline Application (6:17)
Baseline Application (Continued) (9:14)
Creating a GitHub and Heroku Free Account (2:22)
Creating a MongoLab Free Sandbox Account (2:12)
Initializing a Git Repository and Pushing to GitHub (1:50)
Creating a Heroku Application Using Heroku Dashboard (2:23)
Creating a Codeship Free Account (6:56)
Adding Style, Routes, and a Controller to the Application
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