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505 0 Your First Week With Node.js, 2nd Edition -- Notice of
Rights -- Notice of Liability -- Trademark Notice -- About
SitePoint -- About Craig Buckler -- Preface -- Who Should
Read This Book? -- Conventions Used -- Code Samples --
Tips, Notes, and Warnings -- Supplementary Materials --
Chapter 1: What Is Node and When Should I Use It? -- by
James Hibbard -- What Is Node.js? -- Node Is Built on
Google Chrome's V8 JavaScript Engine -- How Do I Install
Node.js? -- Node Binaries vs Version Manager -- "Hello,
World!" the Node.js Way -- Node.js Has Excellent Support
for Modern JavaScript
505 8 Introducing npm, the JavaScript Package Manager --
Installing a Package Globally -- Installing a Package
Locally -- Working with the package.json File -- What Is
Node.js Used For? -- Node.js Lets Us Run JavaScript on the
Server -- The Node.js Execution Model -- Are There Any
Downsides? -- "Hello, World!"-Server Version -- What Kind
of Apps Is Node.js Suited To? -- What Are the Advantages
of Node.js? -- Other Uses of Node -- Conclusion -- Chapter
2: Build a Simple Page Counter Service with Node.js -- by
Craig Buckler -- Prerequisites -- Project Overview -- Page
Hit v1.0: In-memory Storage
505 8 Step 0 (optional): Source Control -- Step 1:
Initialization -- Step 2: Main File (index.js) -- Step 3:
Additional Modules -- Step 4: Test Page -- Page Hit v2.0:
File Storage -- Node.js File System API -- Step 1: File
Utilities -- Step 2: Modify lib/pagehit.js -- Step 3: Test
-- Job Done? -- Chapter 3: Understanding module.exports
and exports in Node.js -- by James Hibbard -- Different
Module Formats -- Requiring a Module -- Creating and
Exporting a Module -- Exporting Multiple Methods and
Values -- Variations in Syntax -- Exporting a Default
Value
505 8 What's the Difference Between module.exports and exports?
-- So Which One Should I use? -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4:
Forms, File Uploads and Security with Node.js and Express
-- by Mark Brown and James Hibbard -- Setup -- Displaying
the Form -- Form Submission -- Validation and Sanitization
-- Validation -- Sanitization -- The Valid Form -- Sending
Email with Node -- Security considerations -- TLS over
HTTPS -- Wear Your Helmet -- Cross-site Request Forgery
(CSRF) -- Cross-site Scripting (XSS) -- File Uploads --
Populating File Inputs -- Uploading Files with Node --
Thanks for Reading
505 8 Chapter 5: Working with Databases in Node -- by Craig
Buckler -- Evaluate CMS Templates and Plugins -- Reduce
Client-side Code -- Optimize JavaScript Code -- Use
JavaScript Sparingly -- Avoid Long-running Tasks -- Bind
Events Sparingly -- Analyze Modified Code -- Modify the
DOM Effectively -- Cache Regularly Used Nodes -- Minimize
Reflows -- Batch-update Styles -- Batch-update Elements --
Use requestAnimationFrame -- Consider Progressive
Rendering -- Use Server-side Rendering -- Do You Need a
JavaScript or CSS Framework? -- Use a Static Site
Generator -- Use a Build System
520 While there have been quite a few attempts to get
JavaScript working as a server-side language, Node.js
(frequently just called Node) has been the first
environment that's gained any traction. It's now used by
companies such as Netflix, Uber and Paypal to power their
web apps. Node allows for blazingly fast performance;
thanks to its event loop model, common tasks like network
connection and database I/O can be executed very quickly
indeed. From a beginner's point of view, one of Node's
obvious advantages is that it uses JavaScript, a
ubiquitous language that many developers are comfortable
with. If you can write JavaScript for the client-side,
writing server-side applications with Node should not be
too much of a stretch for you. This book offers aselection
of beginner-level tutorials to privide you with an
introduction to Node and its related technologies, and get
you under way writing your first Node applications. It
contains: What Is Node and When Should I Use It? Build a
Simple Page Counter Service with Node.js Understanding
module.exports and exports in Node.js Forms, File Uploads
and Security with Node.js and Express Working with
Databases in Node How to Build and Structure a Node.js MVC
Application Local Authentication Using Passport in Node.js
How to Debug a Node App Node Testing for Beginners How to
Use SSL/TLS with Node.js Configuring NGINX and SSL with
Node.js Using Docker for Node.js Development.
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