IT Skills Web Development and Graphic Design Scripting JavaScript
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.
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Node.js Fundamentals - start the course
- identify the key features of Node.js
- demonstrate how to install Node.js
- distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
- use the Node.js Package Manager
- use the Node.js core modules
- create and use local Node.js modules
- create reusable Node.js modules
- create a basic Node.js application
- troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
Node.js Tools for Visual Studio - describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
- perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
- identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
- create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
- use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
- use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
Node.js Applications in Visual Studio - create a Node.js application from existing code
- create a blank Node.js web application
- create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
- create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
- create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
- create a blank Azure Node.js web application
- create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
- create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
- create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
- create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
- recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
Practice: Working with Node.js in Visual Studio - create Node.js applications in Visual Studio
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