Course Overview
Do you want to become a backend developer using Node JS - which is one of the most in-demand skills in 2026 and for the Future. Then you are at the Right Place.
So whether you're a complete beginner to NodeJs or already know some basic concepts of JavaScript then this course will help you go from absolute zero to building fast, scalable backend application using Node.js, Express, MongoDB, JWT, Socket IO and much more.
What you will Learn from this Course?
Understand how Node.js works under the hood
Learn Core concepts of Node.js like modules, built-in modules
Build powerful REST APIs using Express
Connect and query MongoDB database with Mongoose
Handle user authentication using JWT tokens [Access Token & Refresh Token]
OAuth features like Sign-in with google & Facebook
Reset Password by sending emails using Amazon SES
Integrate payment gateways
Create real-time features using Socket IO (one to one chat, group chat)
Apply MVC Architecture which Professional Developer use
Deploy your node apps to Render
Now you might ask, Which applications you will create during this course?
Throughout the course, you will build exciting real-world project backend such as:
Todo App Backend - For learning basics of Express & CRUD operations of MongoDB
E-commerce Backend - Add signup/login with JWT and hashing, Add payment integration and order flow [Advanced]
Social Media Backend - Reset Password, Followers & Following, Real-Time Chatting using WebSockets [Advanced]
Some Small Demo Backend - For learning express, mongoDB & mongoose
Unlike many courses that only cover theory or basic CRUD apps, this course focuses on project-based learning, real-world scenarios and modern tools.
You will build backend apps that include:
REST APIs used in real-world
Express and mongoDB
JWT-based authentication systems
Payment gateway integration (Paypal, Razorpay)
Real-time chatting features using Socket IO
All concepts is explained in simple and easy language. So it will help you even if you are complete beginner.
Also I want to specify, we are not going to create frontend in this course. Because it is not the scope of this course. But I will give you some frontend ready code for testing authentication, payment and chat features.
So Who This Course is for? (Is this course for you?)
Beginners who want to learn NodeJS from scratch
Frontend developers looking to become full-stack developer
Students who are looking for practical backend skills
Anyone who wants to build & deploy real-world backend applications
No prior backend experience is needed - you will learn everything step-by-step.
Each project is designed to teach a specific skill or tool. So by the end, you will have a full backend portfolio.
Tools, libraries and technologies you'll master:
NodeJS
Express.js
MongoDB and Mongoose
REST API principles
Socket IO for WebSockets
JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
Paypal & Razorpay for payments
Amazon SES for Emails
Multer for uploading files
Postman for API testing
Render for Deploying Backend Applications
This course follows a project-based, step-by-step approach:
Every topic is broken down into beginner-friendly lessons
Visual diagrams and simple analogies are used throughout
Projects are built alongside explanations - not after
This course is taught in simple English which is making it ideal for learners from non-technical or non-native backgrounds too.
Overall, backend development is one of the most valuable and high-paying tech skills today - and NodeJS is at the heart of it.
So whether you want to land your first job, build your dream app, or become a full-stack developer, this course is your step-by-step roadmap.
Join now and start building real-world & powerful NodeJS apps from scratch :)
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Course curriculum
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What is Really Node JS?
355 Xem trước -
History of Node.JS
164 Xem trước -
How Node JS works - Behind the Scenes
875 Xem trước -
How to install Node JS | Download Resources
201 Xem trước -
Write and Run Your First Node.js Code
330 -
Quiz Number 01
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Download Resources & Settings
88 -
Summary of Section 01
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Introduction of this Section
26 Xem trước -
What are Modules in Node JS?
212 -
Create Your Own Module
411 Xem trước -
Access Module in Another Modules
312 -
Exercise - Create Own Module
188 -
Using the Path Module
437 -
Getting OS Information using OS Module
192 -
Working with the FS Module
257 -
Create Node Server with Http Module
322 -
How to handle different routes
225 -
Summary of Section 02
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Introduction of NPM
147 -
Creating a package.json File
264 -
Installing Package in Your Project
251 -
Uninstalling a Package from Your Project
67 -
Installing a Package as a Developer Dependency
110 -
Updating ALL Outdated Packages in Your Project
360 -
Removing Unused Packages from Your Project
112 -
Summary of Section 03
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Introduction of this Section
27 -
API vs REST API
437 -
Plan Your First Node Project
112 -
Setting Up a New Node Application
72 -
Build server using Express.js
403 -
Your Turn: Create an Express Server
160 -
Your First Real API - Fetch All To-Dos
218 -
Develop Faster - Auto-Restart with Nodemon
119 -
Protect Your Secrets — Environment Variables
226 -
Route & Query Parameters
347 -
Fetch One - Get a Single To-Do
291 -
Add New - Create a New To-Do
670 -
How to Validate User Data
204 -
Send the Right Response - Passing Status Codes
194 -
Choose Right Response - res.send vs res.json
196 -
Update It - Edit a To-Do by ID
333 -
Your Turn - Delete a Specific To-Do
231 -
Summary of Section 04
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Introduction of this Section
24 -
What Is Middleware?
229 -
How to Create Custom Middleware
201 -
Useful Built-in Middleware
294 -
How to Share Static Files from Server
272 -
Useful Third-Party middlewares
302 -
How to Code according to Environment
246 -
.env file and dotenv package
231 -
Different Settings for Each ENV[Optional]
227 -
Template Engines in Node.js [Optional]
363 -
Cleaning up the Current Code
338 -
Summary of Section 05
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Introduction of this Section
76 -
SQL vs NoSQL - Choosing the Right Database
277 -
Installing MongoDB in Windows
264 -
Install MongoDB in Mac
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Connect MongoDB to Node
346 -
Why Schemas Matter?
200 -
Define a Schema in MongoDB
249 -
Creating MongoDB Models
233 -
Save New Data to MongoDB
290 -
Query Data in MongoDB
473 -
MongoDB Comparison Operators
381 -
MongoDB Logical Operators
421 -
Regular Expression in MongoDB
327 -
Count and Estimate Document Count
171 -
Master Pagination & Infinite Scrolling in MongoDB
402 -
4 Update Methods in MongoDB
564 -
Update Operators in MongoDB
106 -
4 Delete Methods in MongoDB
185 -
Exercise 01 - Configure MongoDB
440 -
Exercise 02 - Store Data In Database
362 -
Exercise 03 - Fetch Data from Database
356 -
Exercise 04 - Update & Remove Specific Tasks
506 -
Summary of Section 07
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Introduction of this Section
33 -
Built-in Validators
372 -
Create Custom Validators in MongoDB
273 -
Async Validators in MongoDB
123 -
More SchemaTypes for Flexible Data Models
60 -
MongoDB Relationships: Reference vs Embed
309 -
Hybrid MongoDB Relationships for Maximum Flexibility
147 -
Apply Reference Relationships in MongoDB
285 -
How to extract data from Reference [Populate]
171 -
Apply Embed Relationship
270 -
Apply Hybrid Relationship
196 -
Boost MongoDB Performance with Indexes
659 -
How Indexes Work in MongoDB - Simplified
592 -
Summary of Section 08
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Introduction of E-Commerce Project & Planning
111 -
Setup Express Server
164 -
Connect New Node App to MongoDB
139 -
Your Turn - Create User Model
254 -
Register a New User
750 -
Hash The Password For Security
321 -
Validate User Data with Joi (Clean & Secure)
529 -
How Authentication Works (Behind the Scenes)
215 -
Generate a JWT Token for User Authentication
349 -
Set Auto-Expiry for JWT Tokens
143 -
Secure the Security key in ENV
138 -
Your Turn: Create the Login Route
496 -
How to Authenticate Users & Check Login Status
781 -
How OAuth Works - Behind The Scenes
348 -
OAuth in Node - Sign-in with Google
908 -
Secure OAuth with JWT
1001 -
OAuth Feature - Sign-in with Facebook
642 -
Simplify Current Code
185 -
Problem with Single Token {UPDATE}
136 -
Access Token & Refresh Token Logic {UPDATE}
437 -
Apply Access Token & Refresh Token {UPDATE}
564 -
Refresh route for New Access Token {UPDATE}
637 -
OAuth with Two Tokens {UPDATE}
141 -
Logout Route for a User {UPDATE}
235 -
Summary of this section
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Introduction of this Section
23 -
Create the Product Category Model
219 -
Create a New Category with Image Upload
691 -
Set File Names & Filters in Multer
720 -
Build the Get All Categories API
103 -
Share Static Images from the Server
130 -
Your Turn: Define the Product Model
420 -
Add Role-Based Authorization
544 -
Build Custom Role-Based Authorization
344 -
Handle Multiple Product Images
214 -
Create New Products
441 -
Fetch All Products List
702 -
Implement Cursor Based Pagination Query
362 -
Fetch Products by Category
202 -
Fetch Products by Search Query
149 -
Your Turn - Fetch Single Product
355 -
Again Your Turn - Delete Single Product
656 -
Fetch Product by Title & Description
250 -
Summary of this section
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Why We Need To Handle Errors?
168 -
Handle Rejected Promises
210 -
Create Error Middleware
211 -
Remove try-catch Blocks
108 -
Log Errors in Separate File
710 -
Log Errors to MongoDB
148 -
Catch Uncaught Exceptions
440 -
Deal With Unhandled Promise Rejections
207 -
Error Handling & Logging Recap
114 -
Summary of this section
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Introduction of this Section
24 -
Build the Cart Model
390 -
Prepare Cart APIs List
87 -
Add Products to Cart in Node
1242 -
Fetch Users Current Cart
147 -
Increase Product Quantity in Cart
567 -
Decrease Product Quantity in Cart
242 -
Remove Products from Cart
338 -
Build Orders Model
271 -
Payment Workflow (Step by Step)
238 -
Integrate Razorpay Payments in Node JS
2988 -
Accept International Payments with PayPal
2960 -
Fetch User Order History (Sorted by Time)
145 -
Update Order Status by Admin
322 -
Clean Up index.js (Organize Your Code)
211 -
Summary of this Section
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Introduction of Social Media Project
65 -
Set Up New Social Media Project
318 -
Build the User Model
267 -
Register New Users (Signup Feature)
639 -
Your Turn – Build the Login API
32 -
Solution - User Login API
297 -
Apply Access Token & Refresh Token {UPDATE}
316 -
Refresh & Logout Route {UPDATE}
540 -
Fetch Current User Details
452 -
Build the Reset Password API (Core Logic)
795 -
3 Ways of Sending Email in NodeJS
141 -
Set Up Amazon SES (Send Emails Like a Pro)
1273 -
Send Emails for FREE
617 -
Understand Followers & Following Logic
143 -
Follow a User
552 -
Accept or Reject Follow Requests
469 -
Your Turn – Fetch Followers & Following
389 -
Again Your Turn - Unfollow a User
218 -
Summary of this Section
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Introduction of this Section
26 -
Build the Post Model
227 -
Create a Post [Images & Videos]
948 -
Fetch My Posts (Current User Feed)
261 -
Fetch Home Feed (Cursor Pagination)
576 -
Delete Own Post
416 -
Like & Unlike Posts (Boost Engagement)
300 -
Add Comments to Posts (Engage Users)
379 -
Add Reply to Comments
325 -
Delete Comment & Replies
281 -
Apply Error Handling
191 -
Summary of this Section
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Introduction of this Section
70 -
Build Chat & Message Model
387 -
Fetch User Chats
396 -
Fetch Messages for a Chat
228 -
Send Messages via API (No Real-Time Yet)
606 -
What Are WebSockets?
320 -
Connect to Socket
505 -
Socket Emit & On (Send & Receive Instantly)
492 -
Fetch Messages Between Users
127 -
Understand Logic of Join Chat Room
184 -
Implement Join a Chat Room
280 -
Your Turn - Typing Indicator (Show Live Activity)
532 -
Send Messages in Real-Time With Database
337 -
Authenticate Users in Socket
656 -
Track Online & Offline Users
228 -
Handle Multiple Sockets per User
354 -
Mark Messages as Delivered
1039 -
Mark Messages as Seen
537 -
Add Group Fields to Schema
166 -
Create Group Chat API
225 -
Group Chat in Socket Events
867 -
Summary of this Section
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Deployment Options [Choose Best]
151 -
Refactor index.js (Clean & Organized Code)
503 -
Prepare Node App for Production
183 -
Overview of Deployment Process
43 -
Upload Your Node App to GitHub
356 -
Deploy Your Node App
222 -
Add MongoDB Cloud
416 -
What is MVC Architecture? {UPDATE}
420 -
Applying Professional MVC Architecture {UPDATE}
1256 -
Final Words For YOU
59
Requirment
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Basic understanding of JavaScript is helpful (not advanced)
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No prior backend or Node.js knowledge required - we'll start from scratch
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Willingness to learn and build real projects step by step
Outcomes
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Learn NodeJS from absolute scratch
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Build real-world REST APIs using Express
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Connect backend to MongoDB using Mongoose
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Handle user login/signup with JWT Auth
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OAuth like Sign-in with Google/Facebook
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Add Payment gateways - Paypal & Razorpay
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Sending Emails from backend with Amazon SES
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Build Real-time chat features using Socket IO
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Pagination & Infinite Query for large data
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Handling & logging Errors in File & Database
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Use Postman to test your APIs
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Apply MVC Architecture which Pro Dev Use
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Deploy your backend apps on the internet
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