Node.js

Nesse curso abordarei a versão 5 do Node.js.

O MongoDb é um banco e dados NoSQL open-source e orientado a documentos JSON. Ele foi criado para ser escalado horizontalmente, conceito que veremos mais a frente.

Índice

• Teoria
  • V8
  • Single thread
  • Event Loop
  • I/O Async
  • Libuv
  • Event Driven
  • API
• Instalação
• HTTP
  • createServer
  • Methods
  • Status Codes
  • Rotas
  • get
  • request
  • post
  • put
• Callbacks
• FileSystem
  • mkdir
  • open
  • readdir
  • readFile
  • rename
  • writeFile
• npm
  • init
  • install --global ou -g
  • install --save
  • install --save-dev
  • install --optional
  • run
• Globals
  • CommonJS
• Process
• Mongoose
  • Create
  • Retrieve
  • Update
  • Delete
• Eventos
  • Mongoose
• Promises
  • Mongoose
• Mongoose
  • Arquitetura Atômica
  • Validate
  • Populate
  • Plugins
• TDD
  • assert
  • chai
• Teste Atômicos
• Express
  • Model
  • Controller
  • Routes
• Express
  • Events
  • Promises
  • Middlewares
• Express
  • TDD
• Socket.io
  • TDD
• REPL
• UDP
• TCP
• HTTPS
• Utilizando APIs externas
  • pokemons
  • github
  • redtube
  • instagram
• Autenticação
  • Session
  • Express
  • Mongoose/MongoDB
• Autenticação
  • Token

Code Style

• Code Style
  • Types
  • References
  • Objects
  • Arrays
  • Destructuring
  • Strings
  • Functions
  • Arrow Functions
  • Constructors
  • Modules
  • Iterators and Generators
  • Properties
  • Variables
  • Hoisting
  • Comparison Operators & Equality
  • Blocks
  • Comments
  • Whitespace
  • Commas
  • Semicolons
  • Type Casting & Coercion
  • Naming Conventions
  • Accessors
  • Events
  • jQuery
  • ECMAScript 5 Compatibility
  • ECMAScript 6 Styles
  • Testing
  • Performance
  • Resources
  • In the Wild
  • Translation
  • The JavaScript Style Guide Guide
  • Chat With Us About JavaScript
  • Contributors
  • License