Introduction to Back-End Development with NodeJS

Are you ready to dive into the world of Back-End Development and create robust and scalable web applications? Look no further than ExpressJS – a powerful framework for building dynamic web servers with ease. With ExpressJS, you'll be able to craft the backbone of your applications, handling routes, requests, and data manipulation efficiently.

Just a moment… You're probably wondering why we're mentioning ExpressJS when the campaign title says NodeJS. NodeJS is a runtime environment that executes JavaScript code outside of a web browser. ExpressJS is a web framework that is built on top of NodeJS, and is often used in conjunction with NodeJS.

Gone are the days of wondering how to manage the server side of your web projects. ExpressJS simplifies the process, empowering you to focus on creating feature-rich applications that deliver seamless user experiences. Whether you're building APIs, content management systems, or interactive web apps, ExpressJS will be your trusted companion throughout the journey.

ExpressJS offers an intuitive and approachable way to handle server logic and data interactions. From handling authentication to connecting with databases, you will learn the ins and outs of building a robust backend that complements your front-end creativity.

Last but not least, in this campaign, we will be learning how to store our data within a NoSQL Database, MongoDB.

By the end of this campaign, you will be able to:

• Develop a strong understanding of how ExpressJS works, including middleware, routing, and request handling.
• Create a foundation for your applications by building RESTful APIs that allow seamless communication between the front end and the back end.
• Learn how to integrate ExpressJS with databases like MongoDB to store, retrieve, and manipulate data efficiently.
• Enhance the security of your applications by implementing user authentication, authorization, and best security practices.
• Use techniques to optimize your ExpressJS applications for performance, ensuring they can handle a growing user base without compromising speed.
• Integrate various third-party libraries to add advanced functionality to your applications, such as session management, setting cookies and more.
• Deploy your ExpressJS applications to production servers, making them accessible to users worldwide.