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TypeScript NodeJS and ExpressJS

This document outlines a Node.js course lasting six half days, requiring participants to have a foundational understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The course covers Node.js architecture, asynchronous programming, modularizing code, TypeScript, and building REST APIs with Express.js. Additional topics include debugging, unit testing, and JavaScript build automation tools.

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TypeScript NodeJS and ExpressJS

This document outlines a Node.js course lasting six half days, requiring participants to have a foundational understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The course covers Node.js architecture, asynchronous programming, modularizing code, TypeScript, and building REST APIs with Express.js. Additional topics include debugging, unit testing, and JavaScript build automation tools.

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Node.

js
Duration: 6 half days
Pre-requisites:
• Participants should have working knowledge on basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript [
Functional style of programming and NodeJS]. [[Link]
• Complete the following JavaScript courses
o [Link]
o [Link]
o [Link]

Course Objective:
• Learn [Link], Express & how to build REST APIs using TypeScript

[Link]
• Node JS Architecture – Single Threaded Event Loop
o V8 engine
o NodeJS Bindings [API]; Event Queue; Event loop; Libuv [Async I/O);
Worker Threads
• When and When not to use is NodeJS?
• Writing asynchronous code
• Modularizing code
o Understanding built-in modules
o Techniques for modularizing JavaScirpt code
o [Link]
 Export and import modules
 Using npm for third-party modules
• Handling Exceptions
• Events and Streams
o Understanding Events
o EventEmitter class
o Understanding Streams
o Reading and writing streams
o Using pipe()
• HTTP Server with [Link] and Core http Module
o [Link], Web Apps and http Core Module
o [Link] Hello World HTTP Server
o [Link] Hello World HTTP Server Demo
• Unit testing with Mocha and Chai
• Child Process
o Asynchronous Process creation
 exec, execFile, fork and spawn
o Synchronous Process creation
 execSync, execFileSync, and spawnSync
o Events:
 close
 disconnect
 error
 exit
 message
o Cluster
 take advantage of multi-core systems
• Worker Thread
 How worker threads work?
 Using Worker Threads
 Creating and executing new Workers
• Debug
o Inspect
o [Link] debugging in VS Code
o V8 Inspector Integration for [Link]
o Enabling remote debugging scenarios
o Node inspector

TypeScript
• JavaScript types
• Typescript types
o Numbers, string, Booleans
o objects and arrays
o Tuples, Enum
o The any and unknown types
• Functions
• Next Generation JavaScript and TypeScript
o The let and const keywords
o Arrow Functions
o Default Function parameters
o The spread operators
o Rest Parameters
o Destructuring arrays and objects
o Class
 Private and public access modifiers
 Inheritance
 Protected access modifiers
 Getters and setters
 Static methods
 Abstract classes
o Interfaces
o Generics
o Generic Function
o Generic classes
o Modules and Namespaces
 Using ES modules
 Using import and export
• Decorators
o Decorator factories
o Building decorators
 Class decorators
 Method decorators
 Property decorators
 Parameter decorators
JavaScript Build Automation tools
o Rush
 What is Monorepo?
 Using Rush
• Rush Commands
 Rush Stack: Heft
• Architecture: Action, plugin, hook, task, stage, rig package
and rig profile
• Getting started with Heft
• Adding tasks
o TypeScript, ESLint and JEST
• Interfacing with Rush
• Using

[Link]: Building REST APIs


o Installing [Link]
o REST APIs and JSON
 Using Express to Provide an API
 CRUD operations
 Routing
• Routes and SEO
• Route Handlers
• Route Paths and Regular Expressions
• Parameters and queries in routing
• Declaring Routes in a module
o Error Handling
 Catching errors
 Default handlers
 Writing error handlers
o Debugging Express
o Cookies and Sessions
 Cookies in Express
• cookie-parser, cookie-session
 Using sessions
• Implement Flash messages
 Session Management
 Secure use of cookies
• Using Cookie flags “secure” – for HTTPS and “HTTPOnly” --
to help prevent attacks such as cross-site scripting
• Cookie Scope

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