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Your guide to building professional real-world web applications with Express

Overview

  • Learn how to build scalable, robust, and reliable web applications with Express using a test-first, feature-driven approach
  • Full of practical tips and real world examples, and delivered in an easy-to-read format
  • Explore and tackle the issues you encounter in commercially developing and deploying an Express application

In Detail

Building an Express application that is reliable, robust, maintainable, testable, and can scale beyond a single server requires a bit of extra thought and effort. Express applications that need to survive in a production environment will need to reach out to the Node ecosystem and beyond, for support.

You will start by laying the foundations of your software development journey, as you drive-out features under test. You will move on quickly to expand on your existing knowledge, learning how to create a web API and a consuming client. You will then introduce a real-time element in your application.

Following on from this, you will begin a process of incrementally improving your application and tackle security, SSL support, and security vulnerabilities. Next, the book will take you through the process of scaling and then decoupling your application. Finally, you will take a look at various methods to improve your applications performance and reliability.

What you will learn from this book

  • Develop a feature driven Express web application
  • Build and consume a RESTful web API using client and server side templating
  • Secure and protect Express with passport authentication and SSL via stud
  • Scale Express beyond a single server with Redis and Hipache
  • Decouple Express for improved scalability and maintainability
  • Support real-time application development with Socket.IO
  • Handle failures with a minimum impact to service availability using clusters and domains
  • Understand and cope with Express limitations, including when and where to go for help

Approach

A practical book, guiding the reader through the development of a single page application using a feature-driven approach.

Who this book is written for

If you are an experienced JavaScript developer who wants to build highly scalable, real-world applications using Express, this book is ideal for you. This book is an advanced title and assumes that the reader has some experience with Node.js, JavaScript MVC web development frameworks, and has heard of Express before, or is familiar with it. You should also have a basic understanding of Redis and MongoDB.

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Advanced Express Web Application Development

Advanced Express Web Application Development

Copyright 2013 Packt Publishing

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About the Author

Andrew Keig is a London based web developer who has been building web applications since 2000. He is the author of Packt's Instant RabbitMQ Messaging Application Development How-to . Andrew has a degree in Computing and blogs at blog.airasoul.net on topics he is passionate about, such as Node.js, REST, Web APIs, and behaviour-driven development. He also contributes to various Node.js open source projects. He is a director at Airasoul, which specializes in the design and build of scalable, RESTful, specification-driven, and real-time web-based applications on the Node.js stack. He is also the co-founder of openue.com, a property search startup.

This book is the culmination of my experience working on multiple Node.js projects. I thank those who worked with me: Johnny Hall, Mehdi Avdi, Jozz Hart, Keith Bowditch, Lee Wilson, and Craig Strong.

I would like to thank TJ. Holowaychuk, the author of Express, the author of Node.js, Ryan Dahl, Node's current custodian Isaac Z. Schlueter, and the thousands of Node module developers who have all contributed to making Node.js an awesome space to work in.

Finally, I would also like to thank my reviewers: Dave Poon, and Artem Vovsya for their invaluable input and the team at Packt Publishing for their support.

Finally, thank you to all my family.

About the Reviewers

Dave Poon is a web developer and designer based in Sydney. He started his career as a freelance graphic and web designer in 1998 and worked with web development agencies and medium-size enterprises. After graduating from Central Queensland University with a degree in Multimedia Studies and Master's degree in IT, he began his love affair with Drupal, and worked for a variety of companies that use Drupal.

Currently, he is a Design Lead at Suncorp, one of the biggest financial institutions in Australia. He is also the co-founder of Erlango (http://erlango.com), a digital product design startup, located in Sydney and Hong Kong, that creates user-centered digital products and tools for designers and users.

He is also the author of Packt's Drupal 7 Fields/CCK .

I would like to thank my wife Rita for her endless patience and support. Without her, what I do would be meaningless.

And also I would like to thank my father for his continued encouragement.

Artem Vovsya has been writing software since 2006, when he started working as a Delphi developer for a little software company. He got his Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering. He tried his hand at being a Delphi and .NET developer. Two years ago, he fell in love with Node.js, and now he's writing frontend and backend code completely in JavaScript.

Currently he is a frontend developer at Yandex, the leading Russian search engine.

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Thank you both for your love and understanding.

Preface

Building an Express application that is reliable, robust, maintainable, testable, and can scale beyond a single server requires a bit of extra thought and effort. Express applications that need to survive in a production environment will need to reach out to the Node ecosystem and beyond for support. Advanced Express Web Application Development aims to deliver a working real-world, single-page application that can meet these goals and allow us the opportunity to explore the more advanced features of Express.

What this book covers

, Foundations , lays the foundation as we put in place a skeleton application; we introduce testing and automation practices that we will use to build our example single-page application.

, Building a Web API , helps in building a web API that our application will consume.

, Templating , helps you create a consuming client with a working web API in place and explore the client- and server-side templating.

, Real-time Communication , helps us to add real-time updates to content displayed in our single-page application.

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