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3.3 Conclusion
This brings us to the end of this course on building NPM packages. There’s a lot more you can learn about NPM and its available packages, so start by checking out the NPM website.
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1.Getting Started3 lessons, 17:12
3 lessons, 17:12
1.1Introduction03:45
1.1
Introduction
03:45
1.2Setting Up the Project09:20
1.2
Setting Up the Project
09:20
1.3Planning the API04:07
1.3
Planning the API
04:07
2.Writing the Code7 lessons, 1:08:08
7 lessons, 1:08:08
2.1Abstracting the Storage Layer05:36
2.1
Abstracting the Storage Layer
05:36
2.2Creating the Constructor13:21
2.2
Creating the Constructor
13:21
2.3Writing the Insert Method07:58
2.3
Writing the Insert Method
07:58
2.4Writing the Find Method08:05
2.4
Writing the Find Method
08:05
2.5Adding Query Operators14:29
2.5
Adding Query Operators
14:29
2.6Writing the Update Method08:31
2.6
Writing the Update Method
08:31
2.7Writing the Delete Method10:08
2.7
Writing the Delete Method
10:08
3.Publishing the Packages3 lessons, 11:45
3 lessons, 11:45
3.1Publishing the Package03:47
3.1
Publishing the Package
03:47
3.2Updating the Package06:02
3.2
Updating the Package
06:02
3.3Conclusion01:56
3.3
Conclusion
01:56
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