November 2013
Intermediate to advanced
148 pages
3h 12m
English
By now, you’ve mastered several approaches to handling asynchronous JavaScript code. You know how to use and write RESTful web services. You understand messaging patterns, and how to use Express.
With all of that knowledge and experience, we’re now in position to develop a web application. This will take us through the following Node.js aspects:
At this stage you’ve moved past the Node.js core in many respects. Node is the underlying technology that’s letting you reach beyond.
You’ll dive deeper into Express middleware, using it to implement a custom authentication handler. We’ll use passport—an Express plug-in—so that users of our application can log in with their Google accounts. The client-side ...
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