This is my work-in-progress series of videos on building JavaScript apps from the ground-up. You learn HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript without any libraries first.
Let's not crash the server... that would be great
Creating a git repo and pushing it to Github
Using npm, WebSockets, and express.js
Built from scratch with no frameworks
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If you don't test your applications yet, this series will take you through the reasoning behind automated testing, how to write unit tests, and guidelines for making sure they don't become a maintenance burden down the road.
In this video, I discovered that there was a bug in our chat code that caused the node server to crash. Oops! I explain how the bug occurs and fix it by going through the documentation, as you would if you were doing this yourself.
At the end, I also mention a little bit about how I use the Git integration in
emacs, which is called magit.
You can keep an eye on the JavaScript tag for when new videos come out.
Enjoy, and as always, let me know what you thought of it! ...
Read More...This one is more of a bonus video, as I'm not actually doing anything JavaScript related in this post. This is just git and Github. However, here at Fullstack Industries, I teach everything related to building apps, and that also sometimes means tooling....
Read More...Today, I started working on a chat application in Node.js. The point is to explore WebSockets, the npm ecosystem, and node. It's meatier than the Github widget that I built earlier, so it's going to take a few episodes to get there.
Nevertheless, I did get something working by the end of this video!...
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