Lessons: 16Length: 2.2 hours
In this course you'll learn how to use your knowledge of client-side JavaScript to help you master the basics of Node.js, as well as the many front-end development workflow tools written in Node. We'll spend some time getting comfortable with the command line, understanding what Node.js is and how it differs from client-side JavaScript, and then walk through the tools and libraries that can significantly improve your life as a front-end developer.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:13
1.1
Introduction
01:13
1.2Installing and Using Node06:54
1.2
Installing and Using Node
06:54
1.3Introduction to the Command Line19:58
1.3
Introduction to the Command Line
19:58
2.Foundational Node.js Concepts
2.1Differences Between Client and Server JavaScript09:26
2.1
Differences Between Client and Server JavaScript
09:26
2.2NPM is Awesome07:44
2.2
NPM is Awesome
07:44
2.3What's a Module?06:07
2.3
What's a Module?
06:07
2.4Core Node Modules07:53
2.4
Core Node Modules
07:53
2.5Async Is Different08:41
2.5
Async Is Different
08:41
3.Starting Your Project
3.1Starting A Simple Front-End Project06:58
3.1
Starting A Simple Front-End Project
06:58
4.Node.js Workflow Tools
4.1Browserify Your Modules into Client-Side JS08:59
4.1
Browserify Your Modules into Client-Side JS
08:59
4.2Take Control of Your Build Process With Gulp14:50
4.2
Take Control of Your Build Process With Gulp
14:50
4.3Lint all the Things06:50
4.3
Lint all the Things
06:50
4.4Yeoman: Generate, Automate, Boilerplate07:26
4.4
Yeoman: Generate, Automate, Boilerplate
07:26
4.5Intro to Unit Tests with Mocha and Chai11:21
4.5
Intro to Unit Tests with Mocha and Chai
11:21
4.6Run Tests in the Browser With Testling CI06:20
4.6
Run Tests in the Browser With Testling CI
06:20
5.Goodbye
5.1Conclusion00:32
5.1
Conclusion
00:32
