Lessons: 16Length: 2.2 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
2.1 Differences Between Client and Server JavaScript
Before we start using Node, we should understand some basic concepts. We'll start by talking about the most important differences you should be aware of between the JavaScript you write for the client and the Node.js we'll be writing here.
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
