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Introduction to NodeJS

Benjamin Lin and Azat Mardan

Have you ever wanted to create a full-fledged web application, beyond just a simple HTML page? In this course, you will learn how to set up a web server, interact with a database and much more!

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Have you ever wanted to create a full-fledged web application, beyond just a simple HTML page? In this course, you will learn how to set up a web server, interact with a database and much more!

This course will start off by teaching you the basics of Node.js and its core modules. You will then learn how to import additional modules and configure your project using npm. From there, you will learn how to use Express to set up a web server and how to interact with a MongoDB database using Mongoose. By the end of the course you will have created several real-world projects such as a web scraper, a blogging API, and a database migration script.

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Teaches the skills needed to create real-world applications, such as web scrapers and blogging APIs
Strong foundation for beginners interested in learning web development
Uses Express and MongoDB, which are industry-standard tools

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Well-received introduction to nodejs

This course provides a positive learning experience for beginners in NodeJS. It is praised for its practicality and real-world project implementation, but some learners found the quizzes challenging.
Clear explanations and engaging content.
"This course was a really good way to build from the ground up with Nodejs."
Focus on hands-on learning and real-world projects.
"This was a very informative and practical course."
Challenging quizzes and content for beginners.
"It is challenging for a complete newcomer to coding."
"... quizzes had trick questions, or extremely similar answers that were very difficult to discern."

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Learners who complete Introduction to NodeJS will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Node.js Developer
A Node.js Developer specializes in building fast and scalable web applications. This course teaches Node.js from the ground up, and will be very useful for someone who wants to become a Node.js Developer.
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Back-End Developer
A Back-End Developer works on the server-side of web applications. This course will help build a strong foundation in Node.js, a popular technology for Back-End Developers.
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Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and maintains software systems. This course helps a Software Engineer build a foundation in Node.js, a popular and in-demand technology.
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Full-Stack Developer
A Full-Stack Developer works on both the front-end and back-end of web applications. This course gives a Full-Stack Developer a foundation on the back-end using Node.js.
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DevOps Engineer
A DevOps Engineer works to bridge the gap between development and operations teams. This course will help build a strong foundation in Node.js, a popular technology for DevOps Engineers.
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Cybersecurity Analyst
A Cybersecurity Analyst protects an organization's computer systems and data from cyberattacks. This course may be helpful for a Cybersecurity Analyst who wants to learn more about Node.js, a popular technology for building web applications.
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Web Architect
A Web Architect designs and implements the architecture of web applications. This course may be helpful for a Web Architect who wants to learn more about Node.js, a popular technology for building web applications.
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Web Developer
A Web Developer builds and maintains websites. This course may help equip a Web Developer who wants to build dynamic web pages, connect to databases, and build more complex web applications.
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Network Administrator
A Network Administrator manages and maintains an organization's computer network. This course may be helpful for a Network Administrator who wants to learn more about Node.js, a popular technology for building web applications.
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Information Security Analyst
An Information Security Analyst protects an organization's computer systems and data from cyberattacks. This course may be helpful for an Information Security Analyst who wants to learn more about Node.js, a popular technology for building web applications.
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Cloud Engineer
A Cloud Engineer designs and manages cloud computing systems. This course may be helpful for a Cloud Engineer who wants to learn more about Node.js, a popular technology for building cloud-based applications.
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Database Administrator
A Database Administrator manages and maintains databases. This course includes a section on MongoDB, a popular database technology, which will be very helpful for someone who wants to become a Database Administrator.
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Data Engineer
A Data Engineer builds and maintains data pipelines. While this course focuses on building web applications, it does include a section on MongoDB, a popular database technology used by Data Engineers.
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Data Analyst
A Data Analyst analyzes data to identify trends and patterns. While this course focuses on building web applications, it does include a section on MongoDB, a popular database technology used by Data Analysts.
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Front-End Developer
A Front-End Developer works on the client-side of web applications. While this course focuses on the back-end, it will still be a helpful resource for Front-End Developers who want to learn more about the back-end.
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1080 hours
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Elementary
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Institution
Microsoft
Instructors
Benjamin Lin
Azat Mardan
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Teaches the skills needed to create real-world applications, such as web scrapers and blogging APIs
Strong foundation for beginners interested in learning web development
Uses Express and MongoDB, which are industry-standard tools
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