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For many .NET programmers, Node.js represents a new way to build high-traffic websites and applications. Now theres a practical, concise introduction to Node.js specifically for Microsoft developers. David Gaynes guides you through the entire Node.js development process. Using Microsoft Visual Studio examples, he addresses everything from setting up servers and authorization through delivering rich CSS pages packed with graphics and data-driven content. Gaynes clearly explains Node.jss async model, coding approach, request/response paradigm, site structure, data management, security, and more. This quick guide will help you apply your hard-won .NET skills to Node.js.
Expert guidance showing you how to:
- Choose, organize, and configure the tools you need to build Node.js solutions in Visual Studio
- Apply JavaScript coding practices that help you avoid problems in Node.js
- Work with callback functions and the Node.js asynchronous programming model
- Set up a Node.js project and use what you know about MVVM and MVC patterns
- Control the entire Node.js request/response life cycle
- Establish site structure, routes, and access to static resources
- Manage data through caching, forms, IO techniques, and file uploads
- Integrate data from Microsoft SQL Server and other databases
- Use Passport to integrate simple, flexible authentication
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Copyright 2015 by David Gaynes. All rights reserved.
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Library of Congress Control Number: 2015930568
ISBN: 978-0-7356-6298-8
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Node.js is a JavaScript-based, highly scalable, open-source collection of tools used for sophisticated web development. Using your own chosen set of npm modules woven together under the Node.js paradigm, you can build websites of every imaginable type, from e-commerce to interactive games with multiple simultaneous users. In certain types of web applications, Node.js provides solutions to otherwise challenging technical issues.
Node.js is at its best in real-time web applications that require high-volume, low data-intensive processing of requests or in applications that want to employ push technology using web sockets connections. Today, the vast majority of web applications rely on the stateless request-response paradigm. In this paradigm only the client can initiate communication or data transfer. But with Node.js skills you can quickly build web applications with real-time two-way connections in which both the client and server can initiate communication.
Node.js websites are constructed using the standard open web stack composed of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It allows for commonly used styling libraries to be added to your chosen collection of npm processing modules. Find out why Node.js is becoming a go-to platform for certain uniquely demanding types of web development.
This book exists to help current .NET web developers learn the essentials of Node.js web development.
This book expects that you have at least a minimal understanding of .NET development and object-oriented programming concepts. With a heavy focus on web development, this book also assumes that you have a basic understanding of ASP.NET, including the core concepts of web development contained in ASP.NET, such as clients and servers, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and HTTP post/get. The book also assumes that you have an IDE in which to work, specifically a fairly recent version of Visual Studio.
This book might not be for you if you have no web programming experience or if your interests within web programming are primarily to desig elegant user interfaces.
This book is divided into nine chapters, which are designed to walk you through every required aspect of doing node.js development. The first few chapters cover the setup and basics of coding in node.js. The middle section of the book focuses on specific techniques within JavaScript that make life much easier when working with node.js. The last few chapters bring it all together to build a working application from end to end including a few special features, such as token-based authentication.
This book presents information using conventions designed to make the information readable and easy to follow.
The book includes command line and JavaScript sample code, clearly separated from standard text
The book includes references to named open-source modules available on the web. The first reference to each is in bold text
You will need the following hardware and software to complete the practice exercises in this book:
One of Windows XP with Service Pack 3 (except Starter Edition), Windows Vista with Service Pack 2 (except Starter Edition), Windows 7/8/10, Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2008 with Service Pack 2, or Windows Server 2008 R2.
Visual Studio 2010 or later, any edition (web developer for Express Edition products).
SQL Server 2008 Express Edition or higher (2008 or R2 release), with SQL Server Management. Studio 2008 Express or higher (included with Visual Studio, Express Editions require separate download).
A computer that has a 1.6GHz or faster processor (2GHz recommended).
1 GB (32 Bit) or 2 GB (64 Bit) RAM (Add 512 MB if running in a virtual machine or SQL Server Express Editions, more for advanced SQL Server editions).
3.5GB of available hard disk space.
5400 RPM hard disk drive.
DirectX 9 capable video card running at 1024 x 768 or higher-resolution display.
DVD-ROM drive (if installing Visual Studio from DVD).
Internet connection to download software or chapter examples.
Depending on your Windows configuration, you might require Local Administrator rights to install or configure Visual Studio 2010 and SQL Server 2008 products.
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