Step By Step Guide To Building Rest APIs With Loopback, Node.Js, MongoDb, Mysql, And PostgresQL
LoopBack is a highly-extensible, open-source Node.Js framework that enables you to:
Create dynamic end-to-end REST APIs with little or no coding.
Access data from Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL Server, MongoDB, SOAP and other REST APIs.
Incorporate model relationships and access controls for complex APIs.
Use built-in push, geolocation, and file services for mobile apps.
Easily create client apps using Android, iOS, and JavaScript SDKs.
Run your application on-premises or in the cloud.
LoopBack consists of:
A library of Node.Js modules.
Yeoman generators for scaffolding applications.
Client SDKs for iOS, Android, and web clients.
LoopBack tools include:
Command-line tool loopback-cli to create applications, models, data sources, and so on.
What you will learn:
Getting started with Loopback from scratch
Fundamentals of Loopback
What are Models and how to build models in Loopback
What are Data sources
How to connect Loopback Application to Mysql, MongoDB, PostgreSQL
How to Implement Authentication in Loopback
How to debug the Loopback Application in Webstorm, VS Code, And Google Chrome
Learn how Loopback bootstraps the Application
How Loopback Application works in under the hood
How to create custom remote methods in Loopback
Build Complete Rest Apis In Loopback
Learn Authentication In Loopback
Learn how to use multiple Datasource in Loopback
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Not so far, they explanations are not enough, i was expecting a really details course.
Very poor
not to much practical api creation.
I have just finished the course and I really enjoyed it. It fulfills the requirements for beginners to understand the fundamentals of LoopBack. Instructor is exciting and knows what he is doing. Thank you.
Also, I have read some comments about his accent and some words he is using. I found those comments as racist. I have taken so many course whose instructor is native speaker and the course is not understandable. But this course is fully understandable and I didn't even need to open subtitles to follow the course.
I'm looking forward to see the advanced course for LoopBack from this instructor.
This course is not very good.
Content is good for beginners but the accent is so forced that it is irritating. Just speaking normal English without the accent would have been 100 times better. And I am tired of hearing "Incredible" every few minutes. I know the narrator is trying to keep the course alive, but overdoing things can really kill the interest.
Bare bones intro to loopback. The official documentation and tutorials are better, more thorough, and concise. It works ok to get a big picture overview, but leaves out much. I'd have preferred more depth on features and how to use them. The entire code was very simple, and there was too much rehashing on process when demonstrating a new features, and there was no bigger picture evolution of an application, so the few features felt very disconnected.
Hello Haider,
I have expected validations (field level, Relational validations & custom validations) also covered in the course.
All the basics have been covered ,yeah the accent was bit forceful a little more could be added like how to create accessToken , how to change access token time, how to put custom validation in node using loopback ,you could have also covered remote context and hook, update ,create etc..Anyway for basic point point of view it okay but not recommended for intermediate point of view
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Sumit K.
Amazing cource