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Before We Begin

Getting Started

Node.js Overview

Introduction to Node.js Different Patterns in Node.js Explore the Node.js REPL Environment Wrap Up Quiz Yourself on Node.js Basics

The Node.js API

Introduction to the Node.js API The fs Module Coding Exercise: Write to a File Append to a File The process Module Wrap Up Quiz Yourself on Node.js APIs

JavaScript Essentials Review

Introduction to ES6

JavaScript Variables

JavaScript Strings

JavaScript Functions

JavaScript Destructuring

JavaScript Rest and Spread

JavaScript Modules

JavaScript Enhanced Object Literals

JavaScript Asynchronous Programming

JavaScript Closures

Quiz Yourself on JavaScript Essentials

Building a RESTful API with Express

Introduction to Express Project Setup: Part One Project Setup: Part Two Implement Routing Install Nodemon Implement Middleware Build a RESTful API with Express Implement a Route Handler Implement Route Handlers for GET, PUT, and DELETE Enable CORS Error Handling Refactor the Controller Wrap Up Quiz Yourself on Building a RESTful API with Express

Authentication with Passport.js and JSON Web Tokens

Introduction to Passport.js and JSON Web Tokens Project Setup: Part One Project Setup: Part Two Wrap Up Quiz Yourself on Authentication with Passport.js and JWTs

Build a Live Trivia Game with Socket.IO

Introduction to Socket.IO Build a Live Multiplayer Programming Trivia Game Add Game Logic to Our Application Display Game Information Display Questions to Players Submit Answers to the Questions Wrap Up Coding Exercise: Make a GET Request with node-fetch Quiz Yourself on Building Live Applications with Socket.IO

Wrap Up!

The End of Our Journey

Appendix

Installation Guide Debug Node.js Applications Effectively

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JavaScript Strings

JavaScript Strings

Learn about JavaScript strings.

We'll cover the following...

Strings

New string methods
Template literals

By the end of this lesson, we’ll be able to do the following:

Use new ES6 string methods.
Apply the template literal syntax.

Strings

ES6 strings offer new string methods, template literals, and tagged template literals. ...