This video covers the basics of working with Node.js modules. First, the course explains the difference between built-in and external modules, and then covers the setup for working with modules. Next, the course demonstrates how to use the os module to get information about the current user. Finally, the course shows how to use the module to assign a comment to a user.
00:00:00 This eight-hour course will teach you the basics of Node.js and Express.js, so that you can start creating backend and full stack web apps using JavaScript. John's teaching is very hands-on, so you will create a bunch of projects while you're learning.
If you are familiar with basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you should be able to follow along with the course without knowing the basics. However, it is crucial if you want to understand how things work behind the scenes. John also has a YouTube channel called "Coding Addict" where he posts a lot of helpful JavaScript-related content. If you need to brush up on your JavaScript fundamentals, I suggest looking for the channel and subscribing to its "JS Nuggets" playlist.
00:05:00 Node.js is a different programming language from browser-based JavaScript applications and has some advantages, such as the ability to access filesystem information and respond to network requests. Node.js also has long-term support, meaning that it will continue to be supported even after newer versions of the language are released.
00:10:00 In this video, instructor John Paul DeJoria demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create simple web applications. First, he explains how to install Node.js on a computer. Next, he shows how to create a project and write code in app.js. Finally, he demonstrates how to use a repl and a cli to execute code in a Node application.
00:15:00 This course covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js. If you're familiar with other programming languages, you should be able to understand the code in this course. The course covers setting up a variable and if condition, as well as a basic hello world program. The course also covers using the integrated terminal feature of Node.js to execute the code.
00:20:00 This video covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, including the use of global variables. Next, the course moves on to modules.
00:25:00 In this video, the instructor explains how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a web application. First, they discuss the different environment options a web application can run in, including on a local computer, on a Digital Ocean server, or on a Heroku server. Next, they discuss the process of creating a web application in Node.js and Express.js. Finally, they discuss modules in Node.js and how to use them.
00:30:00 In this video, the author explains the difference between modules and functions, and how modules allow for more structure in an application. He also covers the basics of how modules work, and how to create and use them in a Node.js application.
00:35:00 In this video, the presenter explains how to set up a Node.js and Express.js application. First, they create a folder without any folders, then they create a root file with four hyphens and three variables. Next, they create two more files: one called names and one called utils. In app.js, they copy and paste the names and utils variables from their respective files into the app's global variables. Next, they create a new file called five and copy in the utils function from the mgs module. Finally, they run the app and console log the global by the name of module. In the names file, they write console.log("the global by the name of module"); in the new file, they write console.log("share so we're sharing this with rest of our application"); and in app.js, they write require("names"). The require function will assign the names variable to a variable.
00:40:00 In this video, Node.js and Express.js instructor Matt Stauffer discusses the importance of starting with the dot character and how it is used with module paths. He also covers how to export functions and objects from a module. Finally, he demonstrates how to use exports with a module and a file.
00:45:00 In this video, the presenter explains how to export variables and functions using the module and export as you go syntaxes. He also demonstrates how to use built-in modules and third-party libraries.
00:50:00 In this video, the instructor covers the basics of using modules in Node.js, specifically covering how to create and use functions within a module. He also discusses how to use built-in modules, and how to use third-party modules. Finally, he provides a brief overview of the available built-in modules.
00:55:00 The "Node.js and Express.js - Full Course" video covers the basics of working with Node.js modules. First, the course explains the difference between built-in and external modules, and then covers the setup for working with modules. Next, the course demonstrates how to use the os module to get information about the current user. Finally, the course shows how to use the module to assign a comment to a user.
This video introduces Node.js and Express.js, and demonstrates how to use them to create a simple web server. It covers the basics of server and client programming, and explains how to use npm to install reusable code into a project.
01:00:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use the Node.js and Express.js modules to access system information, such as the system uptime and memory usage. He also shows how to use the path module to access file paths.
01:05:00 This video covers the basics of using Node.js and Express.js, with a focus on path manipulation. The main topics covered include the path separator property and the path dot join method. Finally, the path.resolve method is demonstrated.
01:10:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use the path and module module in Node.js. They first create a new file called "nine" and then use path and module to access the file system and the module. Next, they demonstrate how to use the synchronous and non-blocking versions of write file sync. Finally, they show how to read from a file system using read file sync.
01:15:00 In this video, you'll learn how to use Node.js and Express.js to build simple web applications. You'll learn how to use the synchronous and asynchronous approaches to reading files, and how to create new files using the write file sync and write file methods.
01:20:00 This course shows how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web application. The first file contains the content and the second file contains the callback function. If there is an error, it is logged and the application terminates.
01:25:00 In this video, the instructor covers how to use Node.js and Express.js, discussing callback functions and how to set up a better setup when handling callbacks. He then shows how to use the async and sync patterns to write code that is easier to read and maintain.
01:30:00 The video covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, describing how synchronous code can slow down an application, and how the async approach can speed up an application. Next, the video covers the use of the http module, explaining that from next section all of our work will revolve around setting up a server.
01:35:00 In this video, the instructor covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js. He covers the file system module, the http module, and the express module. Next, the instructor shows how to set up a web server using the http module and Express.js. He also covers how to send and receive responses from a web server. Finally, the instructor shows how to end a request from a web server.
01:40:00 The video introduces Node.js and Express.js, and covers how to create a basic website. The request object is introduced, and the video demonstrates how to use if statements to check for requested pages. Finally, a link is created that takes the user back to the main page.
01:45:00 In this video, the instructor discusses how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web server. He covers the basics of server and client programming, and then demonstrates how to add a slider to a web page using Node.js and Express.js. Finally, the instructor discusses naming conventions for Node.js and Express.js code, and explains how to use npm to install reusable code into a project.
01:50:00 In this video, the instructor walks viewers through the process of creating a package.json file, and then goes on to show how to set up the file's contents using three different methods. Finally, the instructor covers how to create a package using the manual or automated approaches.
01:55:00 This video explains how to create a basic Node.js project using Express.js. It shows how to create a package.json, and how to install dependencies using npm. Finally, the video shows how to use the project in a web browser.
This video covers the basics of working with Node.js and Express.js. The instructor starts by explaining what Node.js is and how it works. Next, the instructor demonstrates how to install and use Express.js. Finally, the instructor shows how to offload time-consuming tasks to the browser using API's.
02:00:00 In this video, Node.js and Express.js instructor Brian Lonsdale explains the differences between Node.js packages and external ones, and how to set up a dummy repo on GitHub for testing purposes. Next, he demonstrates how to push the project up to GitHub without the node modules, and explains why having a package.json is important when sharing a project with other developers.
02:05:00 In this video, the instructor walks through setting up a Node.js and Express.js project. He explains that there is no need for a folder called "node modules" and that all of the code for the project will be stored in a git repository. He also explains how to install dependencies using npm. Finally, the instructor demonstrates how to install a dependency as a depth dependency.
02:10:00 This 1-hour video covers how to install and use Node.js and Express.js. The author discusses how to set up dev dependencies and how to use scripts in package.json.
02:15:00 In this video, the instructor discusses how to use npm and Express.js to create a React development server.
First, the instructor shows how to uninstall a Node.js package. Next, the instructor discusses how to install a Node.js package globally. Finally, the instructor demonstrates how to use nodemon to run an application in the development server.
02:20:00 Node.js and Express.js provides a global Gatsby CLI tool, which is one of the reasons you may have installed something globally. With the introduction of Npx, you no longer need to install these globally. Instead, use Npx to execute the command for your project. For example, to create a React project using Npx, you would use createreactapp.
02:25:00 In this video, the presenter covers the basics of working with Node.js and Express.js, including how the event loop works and how to avoid time-consuming setup. They also mention some external resources for further research.
02:30:00 The speaker covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, including the event loop and how it works differently in browsers and Node.js. He then goes on to show how to offload time-consuming tasks to the browser using API's. Finally, he stresses that while blocking code can still be written in Node.js, the event loop provides more efficient ways to handle time-consuming operations.
02:35:00 The "Node.js and Express.js - Full Course" video demonstrates how the event loop works, which is useful in situations where a task takes a long time to complete. The examples also show how to cancel a task, start a new task, and handle errors.
02:40:00 In this video, Node.js and Express.js instructor Ryan Dahl demonstrates how to offload and then invoke a callback when the response comes back from a request. First, he explains how to offload the request by showing how to use the nodemon utility. Next, he explains how to invoke the callback once the response comes back. Finally, he covers some common issues that can occur when working with asynchronous code.
02:45:00 In this video, Node.js and Express.js instructor David Kennedy demonstrates how the process stays alive by invoking a callback when a request comes in. First, he shows how to set up a server using Node.js and Express.js, and then he demonstrates how to use the callback approach to respond to requests. Finally, he shows how to listen on a port and kill the process when the server is done.
02:50:00 In this video, the instructor discusses how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a web application. He shows how to set up a listening on port 5000, and how to check the URL of the user's requested resource. He also demonstrates how to set up a blocking code, and how to create a more sophisticated approach to handling requests. Finally, he demonstrates how to use asynchronous code to improve the flow of data in a web application.
02:55:00 The course teaches how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a full-stack web application. The course starts by discussing the basic concepts of Node.js and Express.js, and then moves on to create a read file sync function. Next, the course demonstrates how to use promises to create a more readable and asynchronous codebase. The course finishes by introducing the concept of using a weight syntax for file paths.
This video introduces the viewer to Node.js and Express.js, and covers the basics of how to set up a server. It covers topics such as status codes, headers, and content type.
03:00:00 In this video, the author shows how to use Node.js and Express.js to read and write files. First, the author creates a start function that is a synchronous function. Then, the author uses async await to set up a try catch block. Next, the author reads two files using the start function and writes one file using the async await approach. If something goes wrong, the author uses try catch block to handle the error.
03:05:00 In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to create a cleaner, more readable program using promises in Node.js. By reading the file and setting up nested callbacks, they demonstrate how to create a Promise that resolves when the required data is available. They then show how to create a new Promise that writes the data to a file, and how to use await to execute the Promise immediately.
03:10:00 In this video, the presenter covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, explaining how events work in web applications. They then demonstrate how to create and use events in Node.js.
03:15:00 In this video, the presenter discusses how to use Node.js and Express.js. He covers how to create a variable and an event emitter, and how to invoke the event emitter's methods. He also covers how to subscribe to an event and how to emit the event.
03:20:00 In this video, Node.js and Express.js instructor John Papa teaches how to use events to keep track of user interactions with a server. First, Papa demonstrates how to emit an event and then listen for it. Next, Papa shows how to use the event emitter API to create a server that emits a different event name and handles requests. Finally, Papa provides a brief overview of the node server documentation.
03:25:00 In this video, Node.js and Express.js instructor Keith Rarick covers the basics of streams, including how they're used to read or write data sequentially. He also discusses how streams extend Event Emitters, and shows how to set up a stream using the create read stream method from the fs module. Finally, he demonstrates how to use streams to read a big file.
03:30:00 In this video, the instructor introduces the concepts of Node.js and Express.js, and shows how to read and write data in chunks using the read stream and the event module. He then discusses how to set up encoding and how to handle errors.
03:35:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web server, and then demonstrates how to use streams to send large files without having to send them all at once.
03:40:00 In this video, the instructor discusses how web browsers work and how data is exchanged on the web using HTTP. He then goes on to discuss how to set up a web server using Node.js and Express.js.
03:45:00 This video covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, with a focus on how request and response messages are structured. The speaker stresses the importance of taking the time to understand the basics, and reminds viewers that some aspects of the code will need to be handled manually.
03:50:00 In this video, the instructor explains the status codes used by Node.js and Express.js, and provides examples of their use. The video also covers headers, which provide information about a message, response message, and content type.
03:55:00 This video introduces Node.js and Express.js, providing a basic overview of how HTTP messages are structured, and then shows how to set up a server with examples.
This video covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, including how to install Express and Node.js, how to set up a web server, and how to communicate with the server.
04:00:00 In this video, the instructor covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, including how to set up a server using the Node.js HTTP module. He also goes into detail about how to use Express, explaining why it is a useful tool. Finally, the instructor covers how to create a custom server variable and how to use it in a server creation method.
04:05:00 This video introduces Node.js and Express.js, and explains how request and response objects are used in the HTTP cycle. The author recommends using request and res in order to access information about the incoming request.
04:10:00 In this video, the author discusses how Node.js and Express.js can be used to build web applications. Node.js and Express.js have specific ports that can be used for specific purposes, such as canceling an account or increasing the account limit. In production, however, the ports can be changed to whatever is necessary. The author also covers how to set up a development environment and deploy an application.
04:15:00 In this video, the basics of Node.js and Express.js are covered. Issues with the current setup are discussed, and a way to provide more useful information to browsers is demonstrated. The status codes are covered, and Express takes care of setting up the headers.
04:20:00 This video covers Node.js and Express.js, showing how to set up response status codes and send different types of content back to the browser. The main points to remember are that Express takes care of the response status codes for us, and that you should use the correct status codes for the type of content you're sending.
04:25:00 In this video, the author explains how the request object works and how to use the url and forward slash properties to determine the requested resource. He also discusses how to set up conditional statements to handle different situations.
04:30:00 This video explains how to create a basic Node.js and Express.js application. First, the author shows how to create a file to hold the application's source code. Next, the author demonstrates how to create a basic homepage using HTML and Node.js. Next, the author explains how to create an error page using Node.js and Express.js. Finally, the author demonstrates how to create a more complex application using multiple files and Express.js.
04:35:00 In this video, Bobby Lee explains how to set up a server for Node.js and Express.js. He starts by explaining how to read a file and sync it to store the contents locally, then demonstrates how to create a homepage using content from a file and style from aCSS file. He then shows how to serve the app on the server by changing the file path to the folder containing the app.
04:40:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how Node.js and Express.js can be used to serve a static website. He shows how to change the content type of the files being sent back to the browser, and how to manually request all of the files needed for the website. When the files are all downloaded, he updates the code to include a 404 error page.
04:45:00 In this video, the instructor explains how to set up a basic Node.js and Express.js web application. First, they back the css so that they can work on it more easily. Next, they discuss the mime types that they'll need if they ever need them. Next, they go over the right in the body of their response and explain that they will not be sending back html. They then talk about the styles and how they will be sending them, as well as the variable for that: home styles. Lastly, they explain how to set up the logo and the browser app.
04:50:00 In this video, we explore the basics of Node.js and Express.js, including how to install Express and Node.js. We then create a basic web server, and explore various methods for communicating with the server. Finally, we look at ways to make the server more dynamic.
04:55:00 In this video, the instructor covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js. He explains that by default all browsers perform a get request on routes, and then he demonstrates how to set up a home page, a 404 page, and a contact page.
In this video, the instructor covers the basics of using Node.js and Express.js to create a web application. He demonstrates how to set up a server, how to create routes, and how to use query string parameters.
05:00:00 The video covers how to set up a Node.js and Express.js server, demonstrating how to use various methods to handle GET, POST, and PUT requests. Finally, the video covers how to set up a basic navbar application using Express.
05:05:00 In this video, the author teaches how to set up a Node.js and Express.js application. First, they listen for all incoming requests and then create a callback function for Rack and Res. Next, they set up status and send using the send file method. Finally, they explain how to set up static resources in Express.
05:10:00 In this video, Node.js and Express.js instructor Ryan Bates covers the concepts of static assets and middleware. He explains that Node.js and Express.js make it easy to create static files without having to worry about server-side rendering. He also covers how to use attributes in your HTML code.
05:15:00 In this video, the author covers the various ways to send files using Express.js. The first option is to use send file, which will send the file as an attachment to the response. The second option is to use static assets, which will add the file to the public folder. The author also covers how to set up Express to serve static assets.
05:20:00 In this video, the instructor covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, explaining that the main purpose of APIs is to provide data and that any front-end app that wants to access it can simply perform a HTTP request. Next, the instructor shows how to send JSON data back to a front-end app using the React Tabs project.
05:25:00 This video shows how to set up a Node.js server to respond to GET requests for data in JSON format. First, the server is set up using Express.js, and then a basic API is created. Next, a middleware is added that passes in the response data and the correct Content-Type. Finally, the API is accessed from anywhere in the world using the local address and port number.
05:30:00 The video discusses how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web application. The default setup is nice, but the presenter shows how to create a more meaningful API using route parameters and query string parameters.
05:35:00 In this video, the instructor explains how to set up a GET request for a resource using the HTTP verb. He also covers how to provide minimal information about a specific product using the route's parameters.
05:40:00 The video demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a web application that manages products. The code uses route parameters to simplify the process of retrieving a specific product.
05:45:00 This video tutorial teaches how to use Node.js and Express.js to access products in an online store. The tutorial starts by explaining how to set up the required dependencies. Then, it shows how to create a simple route that returns a single product. Next, the tutorial shows how to use route parameters to access additional information about a product, such as reviews and product ids. Finally, the tutorial demonstrates how to send a response to the user, including a hello world message and console logs of the route parameters being used.
05:50:00 Node.js and Express.js provide a simple way for a web developer to send small amounts of information to a server. The information can be used as parameters to query a database or filter results. In addition, a query string can be used to request specific data.
05:55:00 In this video, the author explains how to use query string parameters with Node.js and Express.js. He demonstrates how to create a route that uses the query string parameters, and how to access the query string parameters in a callback function.
This video shows how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web application. The presenter demonstrates how to create middleware functions and routes, and how to use the app.use() method to add middleware to all routes in an application.
06:00:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a web application. They use the search() and limit() functions to find products that match a search term and return them in an array. If a query string parameter is provided, they use the slice() function to get specific products. They also show how to handle errors and return empty arrays if no products match the search term.
06:05:00 In this video, the author covers how the query string parameters work in Node.js and Express.js. He discusses how to set up a successful response using the success and data properties, and how to avoid errors when sending multiple responses in a single request.
06:10:00 In this video, the presenter explains how Express.js works, and how middleware can be used to add extra functionality to an app. They also demonstrate how to set up routes and middleware in Express.js.
06:15:00 In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a web application. First, the presenter shows how to create a URL that returns the full year. Next, the presenter demonstrates how to log requests to the application. Finally, the presenter demonstrates how to use middleware to pass requests on to the next middleware.
06:20:00 In this video, the presenter explains how to use Node.js and Express.js, showing how to create a simple web application and navigate to specific pages. He also shows how to use a middleware function to add logging to specific routes. Finally, he demonstrates how to use the app.use() method to apply the logging to all routes in an application.
06:25:00 In this video, you'll learn how to use Node.js and Express.js, including how to create and use middleware functions.
06:30:00 This video demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web application. The author demonstrates how to create middleware functions that check for a specific query string parameter and execute different functions depending on whether or not the parameter is present. If the parameter is not present, the application will redirect the user to the home page. If the parameter is present, the middleware will execute the appropriate function and send a response back to the user.
06:35:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web application. They first discuss how to set up a basic application using the Express router. Next, they discuss how to use middleware in Express applications. Finally, they show how to create a route that accesses a specific resource, and how to use the app.use method to add middleware to that route.
06:40:00 In this video, the instructor walks viewers through the basics of using Node.js and Express.js, demonstrating how to create a simple web application that uses middleware to handle various HTTP requests.
06:45:00 The video discusses how to connect to a database, how to work with data in a database, and how to send data to the server.
06:50:00 In this video, the instructor covers how to set up a public folder for static files in Node.js and Express.js, and how to invoke middleware from within a route. Next, the instructor demonstrates how to submit a form using different methods. Finally, the instructor demonstrates how to handle post requests in Node.js and Express.js.
06:55:00 In this video, the instructor shows how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web application. First, the instructor shows how to access request information in the network tab of the course. Next, the instructor demonstrates how to use POST requests to send data to the server. Finally, the instructor shows how to use middleware to add data to the response body of a POST request.
In this video, the presenter shows how to set up a basic web application using the Node.js and Express.js frameworks. He demonstrates how to send data from the server to the front end, how to use middleware to handle form submissions, and how to use the put and delete methods to update and delete data.
07:00:00 This video covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, with an emphasis on using forms to send data from the server to the front end. The video shows how to set up a basic login form, and illustrates how to use Express to send the data to the front end.
07:05:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to send HTTP requests. He starts with a demonstration of how to send a request using form data, and then shows how to use JavaScript to send the request. Finally, he demonstrates how to use Express.js to load the results of the request into a view.
07:10:00 In this video, the creator explains how to set up a Node.js server and a Express.js web application. They first show how to create a Node.js server that can handle requests. Then, they show how to create a web application using Express.js. They explain how to send data to the web application and how to access the application's response. They also show how to add a content type to the Express.js application so that the data is sent in the correct format. Finally, they demonstrate how to navigate to the web application one hour after creating it.
07:15:00 The video covers how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a simple web application. The video covers how to use a form to submit data to the server, how to use a middleware to handle the form submission, and how to use Express to send the data to the server. The video also covers how to use a different method of sending data to the server if the user does not provide a name value for the form.
07:20:00 In this video, the author discusses how to use Node.js and Express.js to make HTTP requests. First, they explain how Axios works and how it effectively retrieves the whole object from the server. Next, they show how to use postman to test APIs. Finally, they cover how to create requests and use the various methods available in the postman interface.
07:25:00 In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to create a route in Node.js and Express.js, and how to send a post request using Postman. If the name property of the object passed to the route is not provided, 400 bad requests are returned. If the name property is provided, the presenter adds a single person to the array and sends the response back to Postman.
07:30:00 In this video, Peter demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create a web application. He first creates a user account and then creates a post. He then demonstrates how to use the put and delete methods to update and delete posts.
07:35:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use the Node.js and Express.js frameworks to create a simple web application. First, the author shows how to create an API using the Node.js and Express.js frameworks. Next, the author demonstrates how to send a request to the API and receive the response. Finally, the author demonstrates how to use the same principles to create a simple web application that saves data to a local database.
07:40:00 In this video, the presenter covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js. They start by discussing how to identify what code to run when a request is made. They then focus on the routes and methods used by these frameworks. They demonstrate how to modify data using the HTTP put and delete methods. Finally, they discuss how to use the callback function to handle errors.
07:45:00 In this video, the difference between using Node.js and Express.js is explained. Node.js uses direct access to the params object, while Express.js uses rec params. When trying to delete a person whose id does not exist, Express.js returns the error "success false," while Node.js returns the error response "response." Finally, a new person is created and saved to the database using Express.js and data.
07:50:00 In this video, the presenter shows how to set up routing in Express using the router module. He explains that the common convention is to create a separate folder for routes and to name it "route." He then shows how to change the code in postman.js to use the new routes. Finally, he demonstrates how to set up the router in a separate file and require the express module.
07:55:00 The video explains how to set up a route in Node.js and Express.js, and how to use a router to handle the routing. The route is set up to use the "api" and "people" routes, which match the routes in the app.js file. However, there is a problem because the router already has a route for "api" and "people" in the app.js file. To solve the problem, the route in the people.js file is deleted and replaced with a forward slash.
This video is a tutorial that covers the basics of using Node.js and Express.js to create a web application. It explains how to set up routes and middleware, and how to use the browser and Postman to test the application.
08:00:00 This video tutorial explains how to use Node.js and Express.js to build a simple web application. The paths and files used in the application are explained, and how to set up routes and middleware is covered. Finally, the video demonstrates how to use the browser and Postman to test the application.
08:05:00 In this tutorial, the author demonstrates how to create a clean, organized Node.js and Express.js application by splitting up functionality into separate files.
08:10:00 In this video, the author demonstrates how to use Node.js and Express.js to create web applications. He covers module exports and controllers, and shows how to use the router to create routes. Finally, he shows how to use databases.
08:15:00 This online course covers the basics of Node.js and Express.js, including how to create routes and handle request/response logic.