Building Websites using HubSpot CMS APIs in JavaScript
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Learn to build websites using HubSpot CMS APIs in JavaScript, focusing on content management and dynamic site features.
HubSpot CMS allows developers to build websites that are easy to manage across pages using existing or personalized templates. It also allows developers to automate database management tasks and retrieve information about a website’s performance and uptime.
You’ll start the course by setting up the developer account on HubSpot. Next, you will learn to create a template to use across all website pages. You will learn to retrieve and update a template from your account. You will also learn to create, publish, and update a website’s landing page. Using HubDB API, you will learn to create, retrieve and update a table. Next, you will learn to add the functionality to monitor performance metrics like response time, total requests, and uptime. Finally, you’ll create a basic sign-up page that asks for users’ credentials using the various APIs available in HubSpot.
By the end of this course, you will have gained hands-on experience with HubSpot CMS API and its various methods by building a web application.
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