Reginald DawsonFeb 19, 2016Lessons: 9Length: 39 minutes

App Development Cloud Services Heroku NoSQL MongoDB Back-End JavaScript Parse Web Apps

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5.1 Conclusion

We’ve seen how easy it is to build a new web app with Parse, and to migrate an app to run on your own server. So go try it out. What kind of apps can you come up with?

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1.Introduction
1 lesson, 00:50

2.Get Started With Parse
2 lessons, 10:17

2.2
Setting Up the Project
05:26

3.Build the App
4 lessons, 21:08

3.1
Parse Authentication
07:11

3.3
Retrieve and Display Data
03:49

3.4
Update and Delete Data
05:34

4.Self-Hosting Parse
1 lesson, 06:07

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:43

I'm a longtime Network admin who has finally moved over to coding. Skilled in web development and obsessed with frameworks (Angular, Meteor and Ionic to name a few), I am using my past experience as an instructor to help others learn to use technology.

Parse for the Back-End

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5.1 Conclusion

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 00:50

1.1
Introduction
00:50

2.Get Started With Parse
2 lessons, 10:17

2.1
What Is Parse?
04:51

2.2
Setting Up the Project
05:26

3.Build the App
4 lessons, 21:08

3.1
Parse Authentication
07:11

3.2
Save Data to Parse
04:34

3.3
Retrieve and Display Data
03:49

3.4
Update and Delete Data
05:34

4.Self-Hosting Parse
1 lesson, 06:07

4.1
Self-Hosting Parse
06:07

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:43

5.1
Conclusion
00:43

Parse for the Back-End

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5.1 Conclusion

1.Introduction1 lesson, 00:50

2.Get Started With Parse2 lessons, 10:17

3.Build the App4 lessons, 21:08

4.Self-Hosting Parse1 lesson, 06:07

5.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:43

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 00:50

2.Get Started With Parse
2 lessons, 10:17

3.Build the App
4 lessons, 21:08

4.Self-Hosting Parse
1 lesson, 06:07

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:43