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In this post you will learn how to quickly spin up a reproducible development environment with Docker to manage a number of Node.js microservices. This post assumes prior knowledge of the following topics. Refer to the resources for more info: Topic Resource Docker Get started with Docker Docker Compose Get started with Docker Compose Node/Express API Testing Node and Express React React Intro Tes

This tutorial details how to develop a RESTful API with NodeJS, ExpressJS, and TypeScript using test-driven development (TDD). We will be using: NodeJS v7.0.0 ExpressJS v4.14.0 TypeScript v2.0.6 Additionally, we will use tsconfig.json to configure the project, Gulp to automate transpilation, and d.ts for managing typings with npm. Updates: 12/08/2017: Added Windows 10 equivalent commands 11/18/201

This tutorial takes a test-first approach to implementing token-based authentication in a Node app using JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) and Postgres. Contents Objectives Introduction Project Setup Database Setup JWT Setup Route Setup Conclusion Objectives By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to… Discuss the benefits of using JWTs versus sessions and cookies Implement user authentication using JWT

Welcome. This is a quick start guide for spinning up Docker containers that run NodeJS and Redis. We’ll look at a basic development workflow to manage the local development of an app, on Mac OS X, as well as continuous integration and delivery, step by step. Updates: October 18th, 2015 - Upgraded to the latest versions of Docker (1.8.3), Docker Compose (1.4.2), and NodeJS (4.1.1). Added Docker Mac

This post demonstrates how to add user authentication to Node/Express with Passport.js. If you’re interested in social authentication via Passport, please check out this blog post. Looking for an Express 3 authentication tutorial? Check out this post. Before you start, make sure you have Node installed for your specific operating system. This tutorial also uses the following tools/technologies: Ex

Today we’re going to build a CRUD todo single page application with Node, Express, Angular, and PostgreSQL. Updates: 09/25/2016: Upgraded to the latest versions of Node v6.6.0, Express v4.13.4, and Angular v1.5.6. Updated to es6. 10/05/2015: Refactored connection handling to fix this issue. For more, view the pull request. Contents Project Setup Postgres Setup Server-Side: Routes Refactoring Clien

Let’s develop an Angular boilerplate. Why? Despite the plethora of Angular seeds/generators/templates/boilerplates/starters/etc. on Github, none of them will ever do exactly what you want unless you build your own, piece by piece. By designing your own, you will better understand each component as well as how each fits into the greater project. Stop fighting against a boilerplate that just doesn’t

In this post we’ll add social authentication - Facebook, Twitter, Github, Google, and Instagram - to Node.js. Updates: November 27th, 2015 - Refactored and added Instagram Authentication This post uses the following dependencies: chai v3.4.1 express v3.3.4 jade v0.34.1 mocha v2.3.4 mongodb v1.3.23 mongoose v3.8.37 passport v0.3.2 passport-facebook v2.0.0 passport-github2 v0.1.9 passport-google-oau

Know a little Ruby? Ready to start web development? Before jumping to Rails, get your hands dirty with Sinatra. It’s the perfect learning tool. My recommendation: Start with a basic dynamic website, backed with SQLite. Create and manage your database tables with raw SQL. Practice deploying on Heroku. Practice. Once you feel good, add another step. Perhaps switch to DataMapper or ActiveRecord for m