MikeBild/introduction-nodejs

Introduction to NodeJS

Basics

Runtime and Environment

Web Development

Testing

Deployment

Async Pattern

ECMA

ECMA with Babel

TypeScript

Functional JS

Functional JS

Examples

Exercises: JavaScript and TypeScript

Runnable starting points with an exercise in each README; npm install && npm test in each folder.

Exercises: Node.js Backend with TypeScript

Runnable starting points with an exercise in each README. Node.js >= 26 runs the TypeScript directly (type stripping); HTTP services use Express 5, tests run with Vitest. All exercises share one small domain – the orders of a workshop shop (money in whole cents). npm install && npm test in each folder, npm run test:solution for the solution.

Exercises: Architecture with DDD, CQRS and Event Sourcing

Twelve exercises from domain language to event sourcing, plus sagas and event sourcing on AWS, each with start, solution and tests. Overview and order: EXAMPLES/ARCHITECTURE (German).

Workshops and slides

The exercises belong to these German-language workshops:

Workshop: Node.js Backend, funktional und typsicher
Workshop: Node.js Core mit Express 5
Workshop: Architektur: DDD, CQRS und Event Sourcing
Workshop: Fullstack mit TypeScript, Node.js, GraphQL und React in 6 Tagen
Slides: slides.mikebild.dev/introduction-nodejs
Slides: slides.mikebild.dev/introduction-cqrs-event-sourcing

Issue Reporting

If you have found a bug or if you have a feature request, please report them at this repository issues section. Please do not report security vulnerabilities on the public GitHub issue tracker.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

Thanks

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Enjoy!

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