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Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development

Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development

By : Stefan Buttigieg
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Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development

Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development

4.1 (12)
By: Stefan Buttigieg

Overview of this book

Node.js is a massively popular JavaScript library that lets you use JavaScript to easily program scalable network applications and web services. People approaching Node.js for the first time are often attracted by its efficiency, scalability, and the fact that it's based on JavaScript, the language of the Web, which means that developers can use the same language to write backend code. Also, it’s increasingly being seen as a modern replacement for PHP in web development, which relies on fast-paced data exchange. The growing community and the large amount of available modules makes Node.js one of the most attractive development environments. This book takes a step-wise and incremental approach toward developing cross-platform mobile technologies using existing web technologies. This will allow you to truly understand and become proficient in developing cross-platform mobile applications with Node.js, Ionic Framework, and MongoDB. The book starts off by introducing all the necessary requirements and knowledge to build a mobile application with a companion web service. It covers the ability to create an API from scratch and implement a comprehensive user database that will give you the opportunity to offer a mobile application with a personalized experience. Midway through the book, you will learn the basic processes to create a successful mobile application. You will also gain higher-level knowledge, allowing you to develop a functional and secure mobile application to ensure a seamless user experience for end users. Finally, the book ends with more advanced projects, which will bring together all the knowledge and expertise developed in the previous chapters to create a practical and functional mobile-application that has useful real-world features.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
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14. Creating an E-Commerce Application Using the Ionic Framework
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Index

It's all hypermedia

REST is an architectural pattern where two or more applications exchange resources among themselves through a set of operations on these resources. The resources are sets of data types that all the involved applications, such as products, customers, and so on, know about. For example, a client application can either ask a server application to give it a list of all the resources of a given kind that it stores, or ask the server to register a new instance of a given resource in its database. All such operations are communicated only by using the standard HTTP protocol, which makes the process both intuitive and easy to implement.

At the heart of the RESTful communication are the common HTTP verbs—GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. In terms of the popular CRUD (Create/Read/Update/Delete) acronym, C corresponds to POST, R to GET, U to PUT, and finally D to, well, DELETE. If you are familiar with HTTP, you will already know that these verbs represent different request...

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