Table of Contents for Unit 8 and Chapter 16 of CS 321: Server Side Interaction with Node.js

This Unit has only Chapter 16 on Node.js

Files for this Chapter

• Assignments and Exercises

  • Class by Class Assignments for Chapter 16 document

  • Exercise after Reviewing ES6 Reminders
  • Exercise after Assignment 0
  • Exercise after Assignment 1
  • Exercise after Assignment 2
  • Exercise after Assignment 3 (More on Node; Express and Handlebars)
  •     With Introduction to Using Handlebars in Node
  • Exercise after Assignment 4 (MongoDB from Node and Understanding Mongoose)
  •    For convenience My MongoDB Cheatsheet from Database course
  • More on asynchronous functions and Promises
  • As time allows A brief look at React.js

• Files Needed for the Assignments

  • 0.Before we get started on Node.js:
    • ES 6 Reminders and a Few New Pieces of Syntax
    • Commands You Will Need for Using the Terminal and Writing Node
  • 1. A very short introduction to Node.js
  • 2. Functions for Node
  • 3. Objects for Node
  • 4. Installing Node
  • 5. Modules for Node Part 1
  • 6. Modules for Node Part 2
  • 7. Understanding how an event emitter can control the flow of a program
  • 8. Accessing parts of the URL (for Assign. 3)
  • 9. How we access data from a post (for Assign.3)
  • Examples of Simple Projects Using Node

• References and Documentation. (See also the Web Centric Resources page.)

  • References for Node
  • References for JavaScript
  • The book Node.js, MongoDB and AngularJS Web Development by Brad Daley is in the ACM book site.
  • The book Beginning Node.js by Basarat Ali Syed is in the ACM Books site.
  • RefCardz for Node.js from DZone
  • References for Express and Handlebars and Using MongoDB from Node

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