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• Summary
• PhantomJS headless browser
• Testing and test-driven development
• CSS transpiling
• HTML template-rendering engines
• Modularity

• Summary 更新時間：2021-07-08 10:33:22
• PhantomJS headless browser
• Testing and test-driven development
• CSS transpiling
• HTML template-rendering engines
• Modularity
• Dependency management
• Automated build task managers
• Frontend development tools
• Component communication
• Forms
• Services
• Angular data flow architecture
• Modules and components
• Understanding TypeScript and es6
• Scaffolding the Angular app
• Angular
• React.js
• Ember.js
• Backbone.js
• The TodoMVC project
• What is a single page application?
• Why use a frontend framework?
• Single Page Applications with Popular Frontend Frameworks
• Summary
• Creating a configuration-based architecture
• Creating APIs
• Setting up a server
• Scaffolding the Hapi app
• Kick starting Hapi.js
• Hapi
• LoopBack
• total.js
• Flatiron
• Sails
• Meteor
• Koa
• Popular Node.js Web Frameworks
• Summary
• Digital Ocean
• Microsoft Azure
• Create and configure the AWS environment
• Creating a MongoLab account and database
• Amazon Web Services
• Heroku
• Nodejitsu
• Deploying your application
• An introduction to Git
• Infrastructure as a Service versus Platform as a Service
• Cloud versus traditional hosting
• Deploying with Cloud-Based Services
• Summary
• Automating everything
• Spy and stub everything!
• Testing a controller
• Testing a model
• Testing the server
• Testing the routes
• Testing the application
• Writing a test helper
• Writing and running your first test
• Stubbing node modules with Proxyquire
• Spies and stubs with Sinon.js
• Getting started with Chai
• Asserting tests with Chai.js
• Running tests with the Mocha framework
• The tools of the trade
• Testing Your Code
• Summary
• Consuming an API endpoint using request
• Consuming external APIs from Node.js
• Removing data - DELETE
• Receiving data - POST and PUT requests
• Responding to GET requests
• Creating sample JSON data
• Creating a basic API server
• Using the JSONView Chrome extension
• A quick tour of Postman REST Client
• Installation instructions
• Introducing Postman REST Client
• What is a RESTful API?
• What is an API?
• Creating a RESTful API
• Summary
• Refactoring and improvements
• Updating jQuery
• Updating the Handlebars image page template
• Adding a controller handler
• Adding a route
• Iterating by adding an image removal capability
• The popular images helper
• The stats helper
• Troubleshooting
• The sidebar helper
• The comments helper
• Introducing the async module
• Helpers
• Wrapping it up
• Comment - inserting a comment model
• The like button and updating an image model
• Testing everything out so far
• Create - inserting an image model
• Index - retrieving an image model
• The image controller
• The home controller
• Adding CRUD to the controllers
• The models index file
• Defining the schemas and models
• Connecting with Mongoose
• Context of method (this)
• Virtual properties
• Static methods
• Built-in validation
• Models
• Schemas
• Introducing Mongoose
• Retrieving a document
• Inserting a document
• Connecting to MongoDB
• Using MongoDB with Node.js
• Persisting Data with MongoDB
• Summary
• Iterating on the UI
• Testing the sidebar implementation
• The comments module
• The images module
• The stats module
• The sidebar module
• Helpers for reusable code
• Uploading an image
• Displaying an image
• Updating the image controller
• Updating the home controller
• View models
• Controllers
• Controllers and View Models
• Summary
• Rendering the views
• View-specific helpers
• Global helpers
• Handlebars helpers
• Partial views
• Layouts
• Views
• Embedding presentation logic
• Binding an object to the template
• The basics of Handlebars
• Server-side templating
• Client-side templating
• Server-side and client-side templating
• Templating engines
• Templating with Handlebars
• Summary
• Handlebars as View engines
• Routers and controllers
• Activating the configure module
• The configure module
• Order of middlewares
• Creating custom middleware
• Middlewares
• Booting up the application
• Creating the application's entry point
• Organizing the files
• Designing the web application
• Building a complete web application
• What is Express.js?
• Web application frameworks
• Introducing Express
• Summary
• Additional resources
• Deleting data
• Updating data
• Querying
• Inserting data
• The Mongo shell
• The basics of MongoDB
• Installing modules using npm
• Streams
• Net
• HTTP
• The Node.js core
• The module system
• Asynchronous execution
• Event-driven
• Node.js architecture
• The basics of Node.js
• JSON
• Anonymous functions and callbacks
• Understanding functions
• Understanding arrays
• Understanding objects
• Operators and flows
• Data types
• Understanding the scope of variables
• Syntax basics
• Introducing es6
• A JavaScript primer
• Node and MongoDB Basics
• Summary
• Checking the actual database
• Launching the sample app
• Understanding the code
• Adding the application code
• Getting the dependent modules in place
• Creating the sample application
• Writing your first app
• Bookmarking the online documentation
• Confirming successful MongoDB installation
• Linux installation instructions
• Windows 7/Windows 8 installation instructions
• Mac OS X installation instructions
• Installing MongoDB
• Online documentation
• Testing that Node.js is installed properly
• Linux
• Windows
• Mac OS X
• Installing Node.js
• Getting Up and Running
• Summary
• What to expect from this book
• Node.js and MongoDB in the wild
• Various performance facets
• Schema-less design
• JSON-friendly database
• A short introduction to MongoDB
• The NoSQL movement
• When to use Node.js
• A simple server with Node.js
• Internet of things (IoT)
• Microservices
• Networking and file IO
• Real-time web application with Socket.io
• Not just for building web servers!
• Sharing and reusing JavaScript
• npm - the Node Package Manager
• Non-blocking asynchronous execution
• Node.js is single-threaded!
• The advantage that the V8 engine brings in
• A short introduction to Node.js
• Welcome to JavaScript in the Full Stack
• Questions
• Piracy
• Errata
• Downloading the example code
• Customer support
• Reader feedback
• Conventions
• Who this book is for
• What you need for this book
• What this book covers
• Preface
• Customer Feedback
• Why subscribe?
• www.PacktPub.com
• About the Reviewer
• About the Authors
• Credits
• Third Edition
• Web Development with MongoDB and Node
• Copyright
• Third Edition
• Title Page
• coverpage

• coverpage
• Title Page
• Third Edition
• Copyright
• Web Development with MongoDB and Node
• Third Edition
• Credits
• About the Authors
• About the Reviewer
• www.PacktPub.com
• Why subscribe?
• Customer Feedback
• Preface
• What this book covers
• What you need for this book
• Who this book is for
• Conventions
• Reader feedback
• Customer support
• Downloading the example code
• Errata
• Piracy
• Questions
• Welcome to JavaScript in the Full Stack
• A short introduction to Node.js
• The advantage that the V8 engine brings in
• Node.js is single-threaded!
• Non-blocking asynchronous execution
• npm - the Node Package Manager
• Sharing and reusing JavaScript
• Not just for building web servers!
• Real-time web application with Socket.io
• Networking and file IO
• Microservices
• Internet of things (IoT)
• A simple server with Node.js
• When to use Node.js
• The NoSQL movement
• A short introduction to MongoDB
• JSON-friendly database
• Schema-less design
• Various performance facets
• Node.js and MongoDB in the wild
• What to expect from this book
• Summary
• Getting Up and Running
• Installing Node.js
• Mac OS X
• Windows
• Linux
• Testing that Node.js is installed properly
• Online documentation
• Installing MongoDB
• Mac OS X installation instructions
• Windows 7/Windows 8 installation instructions
• Linux installation instructions
• Confirming successful MongoDB installation
• Bookmarking the online documentation
• Writing your first app
• Creating the sample application
• Getting the dependent modules in place
• Adding the application code
• Understanding the code
• Launching the sample app
• Checking the actual database
• Summary
• Node and MongoDB Basics
• A JavaScript primer
• Introducing es6
• Syntax basics
• Understanding the scope of variables
• Data types
• Operators and flows
• Understanding objects
• Understanding arrays
• Understanding functions
• Anonymous functions and callbacks
• JSON
• The basics of Node.js
• Node.js architecture
• Event-driven
• Asynchronous execution
• The module system
• The Node.js core
• HTTP
• Net
• Streams
• Installing modules using npm
• The basics of MongoDB
• The Mongo shell
• Inserting data
• Querying
• Updating data
• Deleting data
• Additional resources
• Summary
• Introducing Express
• Web application frameworks
• What is Express.js?
• Building a complete web application
• Designing the web application
• Organizing the files
• Creating the application's entry point
• Booting up the application
• Middlewares
• Creating custom middleware
• Order of middlewares
• The configure module
• Activating the configure module
• Routers and controllers
• Handlebars as View engines
• Summary
• Templating with Handlebars
• Templating engines
• Server-side and client-side templating
• Client-side templating
• Server-side templating
• The basics of Handlebars
• Binding an object to the template
• Embedding presentation logic
• Views
• Layouts
• Partial views
• Handlebars helpers
• Global helpers
• View-specific helpers
• Rendering the views
• Summary
• Controllers and View Models
• Controllers
• View models
• Updating the home controller
• Updating the image controller
• Displaying an image
• Uploading an image
• Helpers for reusable code
• The sidebar module
• The stats module
• The images module
• The comments module
• Testing the sidebar implementation
• Iterating on the UI
• Summary
• Persisting Data with MongoDB
• Using MongoDB with Node.js
• Connecting to MongoDB
• Inserting a document
• Retrieving a document
• Introducing Mongoose
• Schemas
• Models
• Built-in validation
• Static methods
• Virtual properties
• Context of method (this)
• Connecting with Mongoose
• Defining the schemas and models
• The models index file
• Adding CRUD to the controllers
• The home controller
• The image controller
• Index - retrieving an image model
• Create - inserting an image model
• Testing everything out so far
• The like button and updating an image model
• Comment - inserting a comment model
• Wrapping it up
• Helpers
• Introducing the async module
• The comments helper
• The sidebar helper
• Troubleshooting
• The stats helper
• The popular images helper
• Iterating by adding an image removal capability
• Adding a route
• Adding a controller handler
• Updating the Handlebars image page template
• Updating jQuery
• Refactoring and improvements
• Summary
• Creating a RESTful API
• What is an API?
• What is a RESTful API?
• Introducing Postman REST Client
• Installation instructions
• A quick tour of Postman REST Client
• Using the JSONView Chrome extension
• Creating a basic API server
• Creating sample JSON data
• Responding to GET requests
• Receiving data - POST and PUT requests
• Removing data - DELETE
• Consuming external APIs from Node.js
• Consuming an API endpoint using request
• Summary
• Testing Your Code
• The tools of the trade
• Running tests with the Mocha framework
• Asserting tests with Chai.js
• Getting started with Chai
• Spies and stubs with Sinon.js
• Stubbing node modules with Proxyquire
• Writing and running your first test
• Writing a test helper
• Testing the application
• Testing the routes
• Testing the server
• Testing a model
• Testing a controller
• Spy and stub everything!
• Automating everything
• Summary
• Deploying with Cloud-Based Services
• Cloud versus traditional hosting
• Infrastructure as a Service versus Platform as a Service
• An introduction to Git
• Deploying your application
• Nodejitsu
• Heroku
• Amazon Web Services
• Creating a MongoLab account and database
• Create and configure the AWS environment
• Microsoft Azure
• Digital Ocean
• Summary
• Popular Node.js Web Frameworks
• Koa
• Meteor
• Sails
• Flatiron
• total.js
• LoopBack
• Hapi
• Kick starting Hapi.js
• Scaffolding the Hapi app
• Setting up a server
• Creating APIs
• Creating a configuration-based architecture
• Summary
• Single Page Applications with Popular Frontend Frameworks
• Why use a frontend framework?
• What is a single page application?
• The TodoMVC project
• Backbone.js
• Ember.js
• React.js
• Angular
• Scaffolding the Angular app
• Understanding TypeScript and es6
• Modules and components
• Angular data flow architecture
• Services
• Forms
• Component communication
• Frontend development tools
• Automated build task managers
• Dependency management
• Modularity
• HTML template-rendering engines
• CSS transpiling
• Testing and test-driven development
• PhantomJS headless browser
• Summary 更新時間：2021-07-08 10:33:22