IBM: Back-end Application Development with Node.js and Express
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In a recent Stack Overflow survey, Node.js was used by about 50% of the developers who answered the survey, making it the most used server-side technology. Express ranked as the fourth most popular web technology overall, making it the most popular server-side web framework.
About this course
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In this course, you will focus on Node.js and Express. Specifically, you will
develop applications using asynchronous callbacks and promises
create REST APIs and perform CRUD operations
implement authentication and session management
Throughout the course, you will complete numerous hands-on labs to gain practical experience. At the end of the course, you will demonstrate your Node skills with a final project to build your portfolio.
This course will help you succeed as a back-end or full-stack developer. It suits those in IT looking to step up in their careers or new graduates seeking to establish their server-side skills. This course suits those who need to manage cloud-centric projects.
Note: This course requires knowledge of JavaScript and Git.
At a Glance:
Institution: IBM
Subject: Computer Science
Level: Intermediate
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with JavaScript.
Associated programs:
MicroBachelors Program in Full Stack Application Development
Professional Certificate in Cloud and Application Development Foundations
Professional Certificate in Full Stack Developer
Language: English
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Associated skills:Parsing, Node.js, Front End (Software Engineering), JavaScript (Programming Language), Full Stack Development, Git (Version Control System), User Interface, RESTful API, JavaScript Libraries, Application Development, React.js, Web Applications, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Development, Server-Side, Stack Overflow, Github, JavaScript Frameworks, Web Application Frameworks, Web Services, Continuous Delivery, Authentications, JSON, Callback Functions, Application Programming Interface (API), DevOps, Cloud Applications, ECMAScript 2015, Event-Driven Programming, Cloud-Native Computing, IBM Cloud Computing, HTML5
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