Posts tagged with Node.js

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Using Jest to test your Node.js application

Jest is a testing framework developed by Facebook. In this tutorial I'll demonstrate the features of Jest while testing a small Node.js application.

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Testing your Node.js application with tape

In this tutorial I'll discover the features of tape combined with Sinon.js while writing unit tests for a simple Node.js application.

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Testing your Node.js application with AVA

In this tutorial I'll use AVA together with Sinon.js to test my Node.js application and summarize the good and the bad parts that come with it.

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Writing a GraphQL API with Node.js, Express and Apollo

GraphQL nowadays is often seen as an alternative to REST, each with its own benefits. With Apollo, we can consume GraphQL APIs, but additionally to that, we can create GraphQL API's as well by using Node.js and Express. In this tutorial I'll explore the possibilities.

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Working with Nodember

In this tutorial I will be talking about the Node.js + Ember.js + Express + MongoDB stack, more commonly known as the Nodember stack.

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Working with the MEAN stack

With the introduction of Node.js you can write entire applications using only one language; JavaScript. A good example of this is the MEAN stack.

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Working with the MEAN stack: MVC

In this tutorial I will write both the front-end AngularJS MVC code and the back-end MVC code using Express to complete our app using the MEAN stack.

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Working with the MEAN stack: Application setup

The MEAN stack is a pure JavaScript stack containing MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node.js. In this tutorial I'm going to use these to build our own app.

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