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Node.js Schulungsübersicht
| Code | Name | Dauer | Übersicht |
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| nodejspm2web | Node.js Working with PM2 & WebStorm | 14 hours | Objectives This course has been created with the following objectives: Explore and apprehend all the features and functionalities of the webstorm platform for Node.js Explore and apprehend all the features and functionalities of the pm2 production process manager Explore and apprehend logging with Winston.js Audience The typical attendee for this course include project manager, analyst, developer or any profile that needs To have a good understanding of an application’s structure and deployment mechanisms To carry out Installation / production environment / architecture tasks and configuration To be able to assess code quality, perform debugging, monitoring To implement advanced production like Logging Delivery This course is a mixture of presentations and hands on practice. Most of the concepts are discovered through code readings, exercises and labs. WebStorm Getting started Smart Features Package Managers WebStrom & Node, Angular, Express Code inspection, quality tools, profiling Debugging Unit testing PM2 Application packaging and deployments Nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment Nodejs scripts package Checking and switching nodejs version Filesystem locations and standards Logging Init scripts SSL/TLS certificates Monitoring Stop, start, delete, resurrect applications Stop, start, resurrect PM2 process Logging with Winston.js Logging with winston Transports Loggers Log levels Profiling Streaming logs Querying logs Filters, Rewriters |
| nodejswebstorm | Node.js & Express.js Basics, working with PM2 & WebStorm | 21 hours | Audience: Typically a Project Manager,Aanalyst, Developer or anyone who needs: Explore the node.js framework and architecture Explore Express.js as a solution for web development Assess Node.js & Express.js as solutions for web development Advantages and disadvantages over Java To have a good understanding of an application’s structure and deployment mechanisms To carry out Installation / production environment / architecture tasks and configuration To be able to assess code quality, perform debugging, monitoring To implement advanced production like Logging Objectives: Explore the advantages and characteristics of Node.js (In comparison with Java) Explore Express.js: Architecture, administration (In comparison with Java EE) Explore and apprehend all the features and functionalities of the webstorm platform for Node.js Explore and apprehend all the features and functionalities of the pm2 production process manager Explore and apprehend advanced logging with Winston.js Description: The course is normally 3 days (7 hours a day) and has a heavy emphasis on hands on practice. Most of the concepts are discovered through code readings, exercises and labs. Node.js characteristics & Fundamentals (In comparison with Java) Node.js, V8 & Server side development (why use Node.js ?) Blocking vs. Non-Blocking Event-driven Programming Event Loop & the Callback pattern Node.js Architecture Module & Sandbox Pattern Npm Dependency mechanisms The package.json file V8 engine internals Memory schemes Garbage collection Memory leaks Monitoring memory and CPU Logging with Node.js Node.js Middleware SSL & TLS Node.js versions & migrations Express.js characteristics & Fundamentals (In comparison with the Java EE specification (Websphere, Tomcat))) Application configuration & settings Template engines Routing HTTP Request and Response Objects SSL & TLS Error handling Multithreading JSON WebStorm Getting started Smart Features Package Managers WebStrom & Node, Angular, Express Code inspection, quality tools, profiling Debugging Unit testing PM2 Application packaging and deployments Nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment Nodejs scripts package Checking and switching nodejs version Filesystem locations and standards Logging Init scripts SSL/TLS certificates Monitoring Stop, start, delete, resurrect applications Stop, start, resurrect PM2 process Logging with Winston.js Logging with winston Transports Loggers Log levels Profiling Streaming logs Querying logs Filters, Rewriters |
| nodejsadmin | Node.js concepts & administration, Express.js, V8 engine, monitoring, pm2 | 14 hours | This course has been created with the following objectives: Node.js fundamental concepts V8 engine internals Administration of Express.js applications Performance & Monitoring Process management This course is aimed at apprehending the tools and concepts required to administer Node.js/Expres.js applications, understand and monitor performance in a V8 engine environment. Express.js Installation of Express.js Directory structure of a Express.js application Creation of a server Rooting & Middleware functions Error handling server side Logging … Server side modules: HTTP, HTTPS, URL, SSL/TLS, Cluster, DNS, Process & child process, REPL, Zlib Load balancing in association with nginx Node.js - the foundation (Concepts and architecture only) Node.js, V8 & Server side development Blocking vs. Non-Blocking Event-driven Programming Event Loop & the single threaded demultiplexer npm as a package manager Dependency mechanisms The package.json file Version migrations V8 engine internals Performance V8 as a compiler Memory schemes Garbage collection Memory leaks Monitoring Monitoring with sematext Monitoring with ruxit … 1.5 PM2 Application packaging and deployments Nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment Nodejs scripts package Checking and switching nodejs version Filesystem locations and standards Logging Init scripts SSL/TLS certificates Monitoring Stop, start, delete, resurrect applications Stop, start, resurrect PM2 process |
| nodejsdev | Node.js | 21 hours | Overview Node.js is a platform for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Learn how to use the event-driven, non-blocking I/O model to build data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices. We will explore the design choices that make Node.js unique, how this changes the way applications are built and how systems of applications work most effectively in this model. Learn how to create modular code that’s robust, expressive and clear. Understand when to use callbacks, event emitters and streams. Use streams to easily manipulate data that would be impossible to fit in application memory. Gain confidence in handling errors effectively to ensure runtime reliability. The course has extensive lab exercises to reinforce the concepts and techniques covered. Objectives On completion of this course, students will be able to: Clearly understand the platform design choices that led to Node.js choosing an event loop and what this means for applications built on that foundation. Understand the unique trade-offs present in event-driven programming. Create Node.js modules and express code modularity in an application. Understand the core flow control patterns in Node.js and know when it is appropriate to use callbacks, event emitters or streams. Create and manipulate buffers efficiently. Understand how to manage error state and know when a process should exit due to an error. Build network applications with Node.js. Intro to Node.js RAM vs. I/O latency Blocking vs. Non-Blocking Event-driven Programming Event Loop Blocking The Event Loop Node.js Philosophy Node.js Platform Setup Download and Install Node REPL First Hello World Modules and npm Anatomy of a module Private code Accessing and using modules npm commands package.json The Callback Pattern What are callbacks Callback-last Error-first Events When to use Event Emitters Binding Functions to Events Event Requests Event Listening Error Handling Callbacks: Error-first Errors in Event Emitters Uncaught Exceptions Using Domains Buffers Why Buffers exist Creating Buffers Reading and Writing Buffers Manipulating Buffers Streams What are streams Read and Write Stream API Flow Control Piping Duplex Stream Transform Stream Express.js Intro and Installing Express.js Building a Hello Express application Creating routes Rendering Layouts Using templates Adding partials Using locals and conditional templates Modularizing routes Socket.io Listening for Broadcasting Answering questions Connecting to Databases No SQL and Document Stores Relational DBs Configuration and platform setup CRUD Operations |
| mean1 | Building Web Apps using the MEAN stack | 35 hours | Course Objective: MEAN stack is a full-stack JavaScript solution that helps you write scalable, robust, and maintainable web applications quickly and easily using MongoDB, express, AngularJS, and Node.js. By the end of this hands-on intensive training course, the students will be able to: Store the data in NoSQL, document-oriented MongoDB database that brings performance and scalability. Use Node.js, the server-side platform built on Google V8’s runtime for building fast, scalable network applications. Use Express, a simple yet powerful web application development HTTP server framework built on top of Node.js. Use AngularJS framework that offers declarative, two-way data binding for web applications. Take advantage of the ‘full-stack JavaScript’ paradigm i.e. store documents in JSON-like format in MongoDB, author JSON queries in Node.js/Express.js, and forward these JSON documents back to an Angular-based frontend. Get acquainted with the latest web application development trends in the IT industry. Node.js Getting started with Node.js Node Package Manager Modules Asynchronous Programming Callbacks Events Streams Web Sockets Angular.js Angular Architecture Modules, Controllers and Scope Views Two-way Binding Built-in and Custom Directives Event Directives Expressions Built-in and Custom Filters Understanding the Digest Loop Forms and Validation AngularJS Service Types Factories, Providers, Decorators, DI Creating Custom Services Consuming Ajax Web Services via $http and $resource Routing, Redirects, and Promises Express.js MVC Pattern Introduction to Express Routing HTTP Interaction Handling Form Data Handling Query Parameters Cookies and Sessions User Authentication Error Handling Creating and Consuming RESTful Services Using Templates MongoDB Understanding NoSQL MongoDB Finding Documents Update, Insert, and Upsert Indexing Data Modeling Aggregation |
| protojsbs | Prototyping using JavaScript and Bootstrap | 21 hours | Day 1: Frontend with JavaScript and Bootstrap Take a detailed look at HTML/CSS/JavaScript and the Bootstrap framework from Twitter. Create small applications that run all in the browser without any backend code. Day 2: Backend with node.js and MongoDB Write a full featured web applications where multiple users can communicate and store state using a backend system. One way to do that with JavaScript is to use MongoDB and node.js. Cover the REST pattern and implement and test simple REST components in JavaScript with node.js using the MongoDB database system as storage. Day 3: Example On day 3, we would put everything together and implement a real application in a workshop fashion, also looking into more topics around a full example: github + git, docker for building and shipping of code, amazon ec2 for hosting. |
| nodejspm2 | Node.js and PM2 | 14 hours | Audience: Anyone involved in IT Service Delivery and Production Support application packaging and deployments nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment nodejs scripts package checking and switching nodejs version filesystem locations and standards log rotation init scripts SSL/TLS certificates monitoring stop, start, delete, resurrect applications stop, start, resurrect PM2 process |
Kommende Kurse
| Course | Schulungsdatum | Kurspreis (Fernkurs / Schulungsraum) |
|---|---|---|
| Node.js for JavaScript Developers - Zürich | Mo, 2017-06-12 09:30 | 4110EUR / 4760EUR |
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