Learning Node.js
Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc (Verlag)
978-0-321-91057-8 (ISBN)
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Node.js makes it far easier to create fast, compact, and reliable web/network applications and web servers, and is rapidly becoming indispensable to modern web developers.
Learning Node.js brings together the knowledge and JavaScript code you need to build master the Node.js platform and build server-side applications with extraordinary speed and scalability.
You’ll start by installing and running Node.js, understanding the extensions it uses, and quickly writing your first app. Next, building on the basics, you’ll write more capable application servers and extend them with today’s most powerful Node.js tools and modules. Finally, you’ll discover today’s best practices for testing, running Node.js code on production servers, and writing command-line utilities.
Throughout the book, author Marc Wandschneider teaches by walking you line-by-line through carefully crafted examples, demonstrating proven techniques for creating highly efficient applications and servers.
Build Node.js solutions that leverage your current JavaScript skills
Master Node.js nonblocking IO and async programming
Handle more requests and increase your application’s flexibility
Use and write your own modules
Perform common JSON/web server tasks
Use browsers to generate pages on the fly via Ajax calls and template libraries
Simplify development with the express framework
Create database back-ends using popular NoSQL and relational databases
Deploy and run Node.js apps on Unix/OS X or Windows servers
Take advantage of multiprocessor hardware
Support virtual hosts and SSL/HTTPS security
Test Node.js programs that mix synchronous, async, and RESTful server API functionality
Marc Wandschneider co-founded Adylitica, a leading specialist in massively scalable web and mobile app design and development. He travels the globe, consulting as a lead manager for software projects and teams. A graduate of McGill University’s School of Computer Science, he spent five years at Microsoft, developing and managing developers on the Visual Basic, Visual J++, and .NET Windows Forms teams.
Introduction
PART I: LEARNING TO WALK
Chapter 1 Getting Started
Installing Node.js
Running Node.js and “Hello World!”
Your First Web Server
Debugging Your Node.js Programs
Staying Up-to-Date and Finding HelpChapter 2 A Closer Look at JavaScript
Types
Type Comparisons and Conversions
Functions
Language Constructs
Classes, Prototypes, and Inheritance
Errors and Exceptions
Some Important Node.js Globals Chapter 3 Asynchronous Programming
The Old Way of Doing Things
The Node.js Way of Doing Things
Error Handling and Asynchronous Functions
Who Am I? Maintaining a Sense of Identity
Being Polite–Learning to Give Up Control
Synchronous Function CallsPART II: LEARNING TO RUN
Chapter 4 Writing Simple Applications
Your First JSON Server
Node Pattern: Asynchronous Loops
Learning to Juggle: Handling More Requests
More on the Request and Response Objects
Increased Flexibility: GET Params
Modifying Things: POST DataChapter 5 Modules
Writing Simple Modules
npm: The Node Package Manager
Consuming Modules
Writing Modules
A Module So Common It Should Be Built InChapter 6 Expanding Your Web Server
Serving Static Content with Streams
Assembling Content on the Client: Templates PART III: WRITING WEB APPLICATIONS
Chapter 7 Building Web Applications with Express
Installing Express
Routing and Layers in Express
REST API Design and Modules
Additional Middleware Functionality Chapter 8 Databases I: NoSQL (MongoDB)
Setting Up MongoDB
Structuring Your Data for MongoDB
Understanding the Basic Operations
Updating Your Photo Albums App
Recapping the App Structure Chapter 9 Databases II: SQL (MySQL)
Getting Ready
Creating a Schema for the Database
Basic Database Operations
Adding Authentication to the Application
Resource Pooling PART IV: GETTING THE MOST OUT OF NODE.JS
Chapter 10 Deployment and Development
Deployment
Multiprocessor Deployment: Using a Proxy
Virtual Hosting
Securing Your Projects with HTTPS/SSL
Multiplatform Development Chapter 11 Command-Line Programming
Running Command-Line Scripts
Working with Files Synchronously
Interacting with the User: stdin/stdout
Working with Processes Chapter 12 Testing
Choosing a Framework
Writing Tests
RESTful API Testing
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 4.7.2013 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | New Jersey |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 179 x 228 mm |
| Gewicht | 476 g |
| Themenwelt | Mathematik / Informatik ► Informatik ► Web / Internet |
| ISBN-10 | 0-321-91057-5 / 0321910575 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-321-91057-8 / 9780321910578 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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