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Resources used in previous courses
- Duckett, Jon. JavaScript & jQuery. John Wiley & Sons, 2015 (inleiding programmeren)
Resources used in back-end
- 🆓 Young, Alex, and Mike Cantelon. Node.js in Action. Manning, 2017 (optional※)
- 🆓 Hahn, Evan. Express in Action. Manning, 2016 (optional※)
※ free for AUAS students through Safari Books
Additional resources
- 💸 Learnnode (course) — A premium training course to learn to build apps with Node.js, Express, MongoDB
- 🆓 FreeCodeCamp (course) — Apis And Microservices
- 🆓 Expressworks (workshopper) — Learn the basics of the Express.js framework.
- 🆓 Learnyoumongo (workshopper) — Getting started with MongoDB and Node.js
- 🆓 Learnyounode (workshopper) — Learn the basics of JavaScript. No previous programming experience required.
- 🆓 How to npm (workshopper) — Learn how to use and create npm modules.
- 🆓 Server-side (course) — Introduction to the server-side
- 🆓 Node-handbook (course) — Learn node the node way!
- 🆓 Nodejs.dev (course) — Introduction to Node.js!
🛠 Toolbox
- Nodemon (node) — Automatically restart the node application when file changes in the directory are detected.
- HTTP Status Codes (http) — Easy to reference database of HTTP Status Codes with their definitions and helpful code references.
- HTTP Cat (http) — Easy to reference database of HTTP Status Codes with images of cats.
- Homebrew (macOS) — The missing package manager for macOS
- Google Drawings (databases) — Draw database diagrams with Google Drawings.
- MongoDB Compass (databases) — GUI for Mongo
- Postman (APIs) — Postman Simplifies API Development.
Products
- Interactive Application
- Prototype
- Flows or wireframes
- Sitemap