Javascript Libraries & Npm Packages: 70 Essential Tools
Javascript Libraries & Npm Packages: 70 Essential Tools
Published 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 812.02 MB | Duration: 2h 46m
Published 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 812.02 MB | Duration: 2h 46m
Comprehensive Learning for NodeJs, React, VueJs, and Angular Developers
What you'll learn
Master the usage of essential JavaScript libraries in a NodeJs environment.
Develop skills to apply libraries effectively in React, VueJs, and Angular frameworks.
Understand tools that can be used across server-side and client-side JavaScript development.
Learn to select and utilize libraries efficiently for improved productivity in projects.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of JavaScript.
Familiarity with npm and NodeJs, even at a beginner level, is sufficient.
Description
This course delves deeply into 70 essential JavaScript libraries that every developer using NodeJs, React, VueJs, or Angular should know. While the course is executed in a NodeJs environment, it also introduces many JavaScript libraries that can be used on the client side (browser environment). You will learn the use cases of each library, enabling you to choose the most appropriate ones for your projects. This course is designed to be valuable for beginners, intermediate learners, and even experienced engineers. By following the latest development tools and trends, you'll master efficient development techniques. This is the perfect course for those aiming to improve productivity in real-world development. ***Note: In this course, libraries are imported in the following manner: const axios = require('axios');However, when using these libraries on the client side, you can use the following methods:① Using the import statement import axios from 'axios'; // ES Module format② Loading from a CDN <head> <script src="URL-to-axios-library-from-CDN"></script> </head>Some libraries are exclusively for server-side use, but they are selected because they are vital for JavaScript developers to know.Even if a library cannot be used on the client side, understanding it will enhance your overall knowledge and skill set.Thank you for your understanding and commitment to learning!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 axios–Basic Example
Lecture 2 js-yaml – YAML Parsing and Stringification
Lecture 3 uuid - Simple Unique Identifier Generation
Lecture 4 object-assign – Simple Object Merging
Lecture 5 dotenv - Environment Variable Management
Lecture 6 opn – Open URLs with Ease
Lecture 7 child-process-promise – Managing Child Processes with Promises
Lecture 8 bluebird - A Promises Library
Lecture 9 progress – Simple Progress Bar
Section 2: Beginner Level
Lecture 10 async - Basic Usage
Lecture 11 deepmerge – Simple Deep Merge Example
Lecture 12 jsdom - Simulating a Browser Environment in Node.js
Lecture 13 is-number – Basic Usage of is-number
Lecture 14 zod – Basic Validation Example
Lecture 15 tslib – Efficient Utility for TypeScript
Lecture 16 minimist – Simple Command Line Arguments Parsing
Lecture 17 i18next - Simple Localization in Node.js
Section 3: Intermediate Level
Lecture 18 superagent – Basic HTTP Request Example
Lecture 19 path – Introduction and Advanced Usage
Lecture 20 moment-timezone – Time Zone Handling
Lecture 21 long – Basic Usage
Lecture 22 nopt - Command-line option parsing
Lecture 23 jsonlint – JSON Validator
Lecture 24 tape – A Simple Testing Framework
Lecture 25 arch – Basic Usage
Lecture 26 url-parse – URL Parsing Made Easy
Lecture 27 gulp-typescript – Introduction and Practical Usage
Section 4: Advanced Level
Lecture 28 cross-env – Setting Environment Variables in Node.js
Lecture 29 ansi-colors – Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 30 crypto-js – Basic Encryption and Decryption
Lecture 31 string-similarity – Basic String Matching
Lecture 32 sanitize-html – Basic Usage
Lecture 33 batch - Simplified Batch Processing in Node.js
Lecture 34 eslint-config-standard – Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 35 parse-url – URL Parsing Made Simple
Lecture 36 colors - Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 37 axios-mock-adapter – Basic and Advanced Example
Lecture 38 yarn – A Complete Introduction
Lecture 39 prettier – Code Formatting Made Easy
Lecture 40 uglify-js – JavaScript Minification
Lecture 41 slugify – Simple String Slug Generator
Lecture 42 cookie - Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 43 copyfiles – Basic File Copying
Lecture 44 prettier-eslint - Code Formatting Made Easy
Lecture 45 text-table – Simple Table Display
Lecture 46 whois – Simple Domain Information Lookup
Lecture 47 winston – Basic Logging Example
Lecture 48 cli-table – Simple Table Rendering
Lecture 49 simple-git – Git Integration Made Easy
Lecture 50 v8-profiler-node8 – Simple Usage Example
Lecture 51 supertest – Basic HTTP Testing
Section 5: Special Edition
Lecture 52 v8-profiler-node8 – Basic Example
Lecture 53 tmp - Temporary Files Made Easy
Lecture 54 v8-profiler – Profiling Node.js performance
Lecture 55 uuidv4 – Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 56 ncu – Update Your Node Packages
Lecture 57 pm2-runtime – Process Management for Node.js
Lecture 58 isomorphic-fetch – Simple HTTP Requests in Node.js
Lecture 59 cli-table3 - Simple Table Display in Console
Lecture 60 is-url – Simple URL Validator
Lecture 61 string_decoder – Simple and Advanced Usage
Lecture 62 async-each – Async Iteration with Ease
Lecture 63 validate-npm-package-name – Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 64 loglevel – Simple Logging
Lecture 65 qs – Query String Parsing
Lecture 66 request-promise-native – Simplified HTTP Requests
Lecture 67 core-util-is – Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 68 async-lock – Basic and Advanced Usage
Lecture 69 vinyl – Introduction to Vinyl
Lecture 70 autoprefixer – Auto-adding Vendor Prefixes
Lecture 71 check-types – Type Checking Made Easy
Lecture 72 graceful-fs – Safe File System Operations
Lecture 73 uuid-validate – Validate UUIDs Easily
Lecture 74 assert – Introduction and Basics
Lecture 75 suncalc - Calculate Sun and Moon Data
Lecture 76 htmlparser2 – Introduction and Basic Usage
Beginners interested in NodeJs and frontend development.,Intermediate and advanced developers aiming to enhance their skills with JavaScript libraries and npm.