About this course
This course is designed to help web developers, JavaScript developers, and anyone interested in learning how to set up a local SQLite database with Node.js. You'll start from scratch, understanding key concepts of web development and dive straight into setting up a local server and working with databases. Through easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions, you'll learn how to integrate a local SQLite database with a Node.js application.
Throughout the course, you'll set up Express to run a local server on your computer, install SQLite for local data storage, and learn how to interact with the database. By the end of the course, you'll be able to create a web application that can insert data into the database and retrieve it on request. The course covers a wide range of topics, from setting up basic packages like nodemon for live reloading to using MD5 for hashing passwords and other sensitive data.
You will also gain hands-on experience working with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as you build your web application. The course emphasizes the use of body-parser for handling POST requests, and shows you how to set up file paths to organize your code.
This course aims to make working with SQLite and Node.js as simple as possible, helping you boost your web development skills while building real-world applications. Whether you're looking to integrate databases into your existing projects or create new applications from the ground up, this course will guide you every step of the way.
Learning Objectives
• Set up a local Node.js environment using Express
• Install and configure SQLite as a local database
• Insert and query data from a local database
• Use nodemon for automatic reloading during development
• Set up and use body-parser to handle POST data
• Create HTML forms to submit data to the database
• Learn to interact with data and perform basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations
• Understand basic database management for small to medium-sized applications
• Develop a full-stack web application integrating frontend (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) with backend (Node.js and SQLite)
Target Audience
• JavaScript Developers: Developers who want to expand their backend knowledge using Node.js.
• Application Developers: Those looking to learn how to integrate a local SQLite database into their applications.
• Web Developers: Anyone who wants to learn how to interact with a database in a Node.js web app.
• Anyone Interested in SQLite: Those specifically wanting to understand SQLite database setup and integration with Node.js.
Prerequisites
• JavaScript: Familiarity with JavaScript fundamentals is required.
• HTML/CSS: Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS for front-end development.
• Web Development Experience: Understanding of web development concepts such as requests, responses, and server-client architecture will help, but beginners are welcome to follow along.
Throughout the course, you'll set up Express to run a local server on your computer, install SQLite for local data storage, and learn how to interact with the database. By the end of the course, you'll be able to create a web application that can insert data into the database and retrieve it on request. The course covers a wide range of topics, from setting up basic packages like nodemon for live reloading to using MD5 for hashing passwords and other sensitive data.
You will also gain hands-on experience working with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as you build your web application. The course emphasizes the use of body-parser for handling POST requests, and shows you how to set up file paths to organize your code.
This course aims to make working with SQLite and Node.js as simple as possible, helping you boost your web development skills while building real-world applications. Whether you're looking to integrate databases into your existing projects or create new applications from the ground up, this course will guide you every step of the way.
Learning Objectives
• Set up a local Node.js environment using Express
• Install and configure SQLite as a local database
• Insert and query data from a local database
• Use nodemon for automatic reloading during development
• Set up and use body-parser to handle POST data
• Create HTML forms to submit data to the database
• Learn to interact with data and perform basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations
• Understand basic database management for small to medium-sized applications
• Develop a full-stack web application integrating frontend (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) with backend (Node.js and SQLite)
Target Audience
• JavaScript Developers: Developers who want to expand their backend knowledge using Node.js.
• Application Developers: Those looking to learn how to integrate a local SQLite database into their applications.
• Web Developers: Anyone who wants to learn how to interact with a database in a Node.js web app.
• Anyone Interested in SQLite: Those specifically wanting to understand SQLite database setup and integration with Node.js.
Prerequisites
• JavaScript: Familiarity with JavaScript fundamentals is required.
• HTML/CSS: Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS for front-end development.
• Web Development Experience: Understanding of web development concepts such as requests, responses, and server-client architecture will help, but beginners are welcome to follow along.
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