Lessons: 17Length: 1.9 hours
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2.1 Serving Static Assets
Sails.js can act as a regular web server and serve static assets like HTML, CSS, JavaScript and image files. Let’s put Sails in static assets mode and take a look at some Sails basics at the same time.
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1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:26
1.1
Introduction
01:26
1.2About Sails.js02:34
1.2
About Sails.js
02:34
1.3Setup07:27
1.3
Setup
07:27
2.Sails.js From the Front-End
2.1Serving Static Assets08:25
2.1
Serving Static Assets
08:25
2.2Switching From LESS to Sass11:42
2.2
Switching From LESS to Sass
11:42
3.Sails Blueprints
3.1Shortcut Routes07:40
3.1
Shortcut Routes
07:40
3.2Restful Routes05:54
3.2
Restful Routes
05:54
4.Building the Back-End
4.1Moving to MongoDB07:12
4.1
Moving to MongoDB
07:12
4.2Working With Models14:58
4.2
Working With Models
14:58
4.3Working With Controllers06:12
4.3
Working With Controllers
06:12
4.4Configuring Middleware10:10
4.4
Configuring Middleware
10:10
4.5Working With Routes05:47
4.5
Working With Routes
05:47
4.6Rendering Server Views06:09
4.6
Rendering Server Views
06:09
4.7Policies and Responses08:12
4.7
Policies and Responses
08:12
5.Additional Techniques
5.1Hooking Into the Bootstrap Process06:29
5.1
Hooking Into the Bootstrap Process
06:29
5.2Exposing the Event API03:26
5.2
Exposing the Event API
03:26
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion01:28
6.1
Conclusion
01:28
