1-1 grammar

1-2 type of data

1-3 Operator

1-4 statement

1-5 function

1-6 variable

1-7 Object type

1-8 Basic packaging types

1-9 Global object

1-10 Math object

1-11 Initialization and checking

1-12 Convert and sort

1-13 Stack and queue operations

1-14 Other operations

2-1 Meet Node.js

2-2 The relationship between Node.js and JavaScript

2-3 Features of Node.js

2-4 Introduction to Node.js development environment

2-5 Building Node.js development environment under Mac OS X

2-6 Building Node.js development environment under Windows

2-7 Use of development tools

2-8 Use of NPM and debugging tools

2-9 Introduction to commonly used Linux commands

2-10 HTTP basics

2-11 Application introduction

2-12 Write backend application code

3-1 Basic introduction to Redis

3-2 Basic use of Redis

3-3 Organization of Redis code in Express projects

3-4 Basic usage of MongoDB

3-5 Using the Mongoose module to operate MongoDB

3-6 Using Mongoose in Express projects

3-7 Extension of Mongoose pattern

3-8 Mongoose model methods

3-9 Mongoose data verification

3-10 Mongoose middleware

3-11 Mongoose DBRef

3-12 Basic introduction to Waterline

3-13 Key concepts in Waterline

3-14 Integrate WaterLine into your project

4-1 Create a web server using the http module

4-2 Create a web server using Express

4-3 Create TCP server

4-4 Getting Started with Koa

4-5 Introduction to Koa

4-6 Koa application

4-7 Context

4-8 Request

4-9 Response

5-1 Introduction to Node.js Asynchronous Optimization

5-2 Node.js optimizes asynchronous code

5-3 Node.js asynchronous optimization performance comparison

5-4 The dangers of .Node.js exceptions

5-5 Common Node.js exception logic

5-6 Solutions to ensure the robustness of Node.js

5-7 Interpretation of Errors in Node.js official documentation

5-8 Error handling in Express

5-9 .HTTP Error

5-10 Introduction to memory leaks

5-11 Common Node.js memory leak issues

5-12 Tools to detect memory leaks

6-1 Install Node.js and MongoDB

6-2 KeystoneJS project generator and project structure

6-3 Git-based deployment

6-4 MVC for KeystoneJS

6-5 Meteor Overview

6-6 Meteor VS other frameworks

6-7 Meteor seven principles

6-8 Meteor project introduction

6-9 Meteor Ecosystem

6-10 Install Meteor

6-11 Develop using a code editor

6-12 Develop using an IDE or cloud platform

6-13 Using Git for version control

6-14 Connect to the database using Robomongo

6-15 Use Dash to quickly view documents

6-16 Create a Meteor project

6-17 Meteor project structure

6-18 Package type

6-19 Create HackerNews Static Home Page

6-20 Template system introduction

6-21 Create dynamic templates

6-22 Template Helper

6-23 Introduction to the .Meteor collection

6-24 Client and server

6-25 Collections and data.

6-26 publish and subscribe

6-27 Web applications past and present

6-28 publish and subscribe

6-29 selective release

6-30 Add Iron Router package

6-31 Map URLs to templates.

6-32 Router subscription

6-33 specific post routing

6-34 Account system introduction

6-35 Login registration template

6-36 Create user account

6-37 Sign in with

6-38 Meteor session

6-39 Meteor responsiveness (Reactivity)

6-40 Meteor Reactive Var

6-41 Basic functions for creating posts

6-42 Create post security

6-43 Delay compensation

6-44 Edit post

6-45 authority management

6-46 Introduction to OrionJS.

6-47 Develop CMS system in ten minutes

6-48 Orion collections, dictionaries and pages

6-49 Orion Account and Role System

6-50 Orion property system.

6-51 Orion file system.

6-52 Orion configuration and customization

6-53 Intranet test deployment

6-54 Meteor deployment

6-55 Docker deployment

6-56 Managed service deployment

7-1 Project initialization, file structure and module management

7-2 Backend project practice

7-3 Simple CMS

7-4 Use of bower

7-5 Create news list

7-6 Create news and view details.

7-7 Introduction to Web and Node.js related technologies

7-8 Expressjs configuration and routing

7-9 expressjs and HTML

7-10 Modular

7-11 loopback.io

7-12 Model systems and data sources (datasources)

7-13 Log in using Github account

7-14 E-mail verification

7-15 NODEJS crawler system course outline

7-16 Crawler system and Robots protocol

7-17 Configure crawler system and development environment

7-18 Reptile combat

7-19 Command line tools

7-20 Implement your first command line tool

7-21 command line tool protocol

7-22 Preparation before development

7-23 Basic version development

7-24 Upgrade version development