Course Outline

Introduction to Node.js for Government

  • Comparing RAM and I/O Latency
  • Understanding Blocking vs. Non-Blocking Operations
  • Event-driven Programming Concepts
  • The Event Loop Mechanism
  • Implications of Blocking the Event Loop for Government Applications
  • The Philosophy Behind Node.js for Government Use

Node.js Platform Setup for Government Systems

  • Downloading and Installing Node.js
  • Using the Node REPL for Development and Testing
  • Creating a Basic "Hello World" Application for Government Projects

Modules and npm for Government Applications

  • The Structure of a Module
  • Managing Private Code in Modules for Government Use
  • Accessing and Utilizing Modules in Government Projects
  • Common npm Commands for Managing Dependencies
  • Understanding the package.json File for Government Applications

The Callback Pattern for Government Development

  • Defining Callback Functions
  • Implementing the Callback-last Convention
  • Using the Error-first Approach in Callbacks

Events for Government Applications

  • When to Utilize Event Emitters in Government Projects
  • Binding Functions to Events for Efficient Handling
  • Issuing Event Requests in Government Systems
  • Listening for and Responding to Events in Government Applications

Error Handling for Government Systems

  • Error-first Callbacks in Government Development
  • Handling Errors in Event Emitters for Government Applications
  • Managing Uncaught Exceptions in Government Systems
  • Utilizing Domains for Error Management in Government Projects

Buffers for Government Use

  • The Purpose of Buffers in Government Applications
  • Creating and Initializing Buffers for Government Systems
  • Reading from and Writing to Buffers in Government Projects
  • Manipulating Buffer Data for Efficient Government Operations

Streams for Government Applications

  • Understanding Streams in Government Development
  • The Read and Write Stream API for Government Use
  • Implementing Flow Control in Government Systems
  • Piping Data Between Streams for Government Operations
  • Using Duplex Streams in Government Applications
  • Leveraging Transform Streams for Data Processing in Government Projects

Express.js for Government Web Development

  • An Introduction to Express.js and Installation for Government Use
  • Building a Basic "Hello Express" Application for Government Systems
  • Creating Routes for Efficient Navigation in Government Applications
  • Rendering Layouts for Consistent User Interfaces in Government Projects
  • Using Templates to Enhance User Experience in Government Applications
  • Incorporating Partials for Modular Design in Government Systems
  • Utilizing Locals and Conditional Templates for Dynamic Content in Government Applications
  • Modularizing Routes for Scalable Development in Government Projects

Socket.io for Real-time Communication in Government Systems

  • Listening for Events in Real-time Government Applications
  • Broadcasting Data to Multiple Clients in Government Systems
  • Responding to Client Requests in Real-time Government Applications

Connecting to Databases for Government Use

  • NoSQL and Document Stores for Government Data Management
  • Relational Databases for Structured Government Data
  • Configuration and Platform Setup for Database Integration in Government Projects
  • Performing CRUD Operations in Government Applications

Requirements

Participants enrolling in this course should possess prior experience in JavaScript programming for government applications.

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