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Learn how to develop web applications with the Express framework from scratch
Overview
- Exploring all aspects of web development using the Express framework
- Starts with the essentials
- Expert tips and advice covering all Express topics
In Detail
Express.js is a minimal and flexible node.js web application framework, providing a robust set of features for building single and multi-page, and hybrid web applications. It provides a thin layer of features fundamental to any web application, without obscuring features that developers know and love in node.js.
Express Web Application Development is a comprehensive guide for those looking to learn how to use the Express web framework for web application development.
Starting with the initial setup of the Express.js web framework, Express Web Application Development helps you to understand the fundamentals of the framework. By the end of Express Web Application Development, you will have acquired enough knowledge and skills to create production-ready Express apps. All of this is made possible by the incremental introduction of more advanced topics, starting from the very essentials.
On the way to mastering Express.js for application development, we teach you the more advanced topics such as routes, views, middleware, forms, sessions, cookies and various other aspects of configuring an Express application. Jade; the recommended HTML template engine, and Stylus; the CSS pre-processor for Express, are covered in detail.
Last, but definitely not least, Express Web Application Development also covers practices and setups that are required to make Express apps production-ready.
What you will learn from this book
- Understand the core concepts and objects that make up the Express framework and an Express app
- Create Jade-based views for Express apps and render them
- Create routes for an Express app and handle them
- Serve different kinds of responses and handle various kinds of errors
- Create dynamic apps using HTML forms, cookies, and sessions
- Learn about the Jade HTML templating language in detail
- Learn about the Stylus CSS pre-processor syntax and language in detail
- Customize and prepare your Express apps to make them production ready
Approach
Express Web Application Development is a practical introduction to learning about Express. Each chapter introduces you to a different area of Express, using screenshots and examples to get you up and running as quickly as possible.
Who this book is written for
If you are looking to use Express.js to build your next web application, Express Web Application Development will help you get started and take you right through to Express advanced features. You will need to have an intermediate knowledge of JavaScript to get the most out of this book.
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Hage Yaapa is a contributing developer of Express and the head of Web and Node.js development at Sourcebits.
He joined one of the best medical schools in India, JIPMER, to become a doctor, but dropped out to pursue his burning passion for computers and the Internet. He has been creating websites and apps since 1999 using a very wide array of web technologies. He is a self-taught programmer and everything he knows about technology, he learned on his own from the Internet and books.
Yaapa blogs about Node.js, Express, and other web technologies on his website www.hacksparrow.com, as Captain Hack Sparrow.
This will sound crazy, but I would like to first thank Khaled Mardam-Bey, the creator of mIRCthe IRC software, which started everything for me. I learned many of the important things I know about computers and the Internet on IRC channels during the transitioning of the century. The first programming language I learned was mIRC Script, which helped me pick up JavaScript and other programming languages rather easily.
Next, I would like to thank T. J. Holowaychuk for creating Express and the unbelievable number of impressive Node.js packages he has created.
Then, I would like to thank Ryan Dahl for creating Node.js, and Isaac Schlueter for carrying it forward.
I would also like to thank Brendan Eich for creating JavaScript, for there would have been no Node.js or Express, if there were no JavaScript.
Last but not the least, I would like to thank my loving wife Kenyum for putting up with me while I wrote this book.
Jim Alateras is an independent consultant specializing in open source and emerging technologies. He has a degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering and has been working in the software development space for more than 25 years. Jim has participated in several open source projects, presented at open source conferences, and has written several articles and contributed to books. Currently, he is working on developing large-scale, real-time applications using Node.js and the amazing number of great modules and frameworks.
Johan Borestad is a senior web developer, living together with his fiance Sophia in Stockholm, Sweden. He's a former CTO for Videofy.me and has been working with several startup companies (Redbet.com, Reco.se) in the past from where he has collected invaluable experience, both from backend and frontend. His main skills lie within Test Driven Development and scalable cross-browser web applications. In his daily work he prefers to work with Ruby and JavaScript.
Today he's working at Klarnaone of Sweden's most promising startup companiesbuilding the future e-commerce experience with Klarna Checkout .
I'd like to thank my fiance Sophia and my soon-to-be-born daughter Lilly for all the joy in life you give me. Without you, the passion for my work wouldn't mean a thing.
Sinisa Vrhovac is a web developer and all-round Internet technology geek living and working in Banja Luka with his family. While working with different companies, he crafted his skills in web development always trying to go one step further in order to improve user experience and comfort. Through engagement on many projects he has gained experience in many technologies and software platforms.
Sinisa enjoys time spent with family, picnics and movies. He can be contacted via LinkedIn, Facebook, or Google+.
I would like to thank my family for their support and understanding in moments when work has priorities over time to spend with family.
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This book is about Express, the popular web framework used by thousands of Node.js developers around the world. It specifically covers the third major version of the framework, commonly referred to as Express 3.
Express has matured considerably since it was first released exactly four years ago. Today it is recognized as one of the best web frameworks for Node.js. Every day new developers from varied backgrounds and experience come to Express for developing their web apps. With its ever-growing popularity, it is about time we had a book on Express.
I wrote a tutorial on Express some time ago that became quite popular online, particularly with those new to Node.js and Express. Ever since, I had a dream of writing a book on Express, which would make no assumptions about the reader's prior experience and knowledge, and still be full of technical details wherever required. The book you are holding in your hands is that dream realizeda book on Express that is both beginner-friendly and technically deep at the same time.
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