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Application Development with Node.js and the .NET Framework
Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server
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Working with Node.js and .NET

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a03_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Azure, Node.js, and SQL Server

  • start the course
  • describe how to use Node.js with SQL
  • use the Microsoft driver for Node.js and SQL Server
  • identify and describe the key modules used with Node.js for working with SQL Server
  • list and describe the JavaScript Object Notation or JSON to SQL data type mapping for Node.js
  • create a Node.js application using restify
  • demonstrate how to use stored procedures with Node.js
  • use .NET code in a Node.js application to query SQL Server
  • identify the key features of the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure and deploy to Azure using Azure command line tools
  • create a basic Node.js application for Azure using Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js
  • use the Azure emulator to run a Node.js application
  • perform a Node.js deployment to Azure
  • demonstrate how to use Express with Azure
  • demonstrate how to remove a Node.js application from Azure
  • identify the key features of the Azure table service
  • use the Azure Storage Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js in an application
  • create tables with the Azure table service
  • describe how to use entities in Node.js with SQL
  • demonstrate how to work with multiple entities and the Azure table service
  • describe how to query entities
  • describe how to delete entities and tables
  • create a Node.js application for Azure

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn how to use Node.js with SQL Server and Microsoft Azure. Specifically, you'll explore how to use Node.js with SQL Server to connect to and work with SQL Server data. You'll also explore the Azure Software Development Kit or SDK for Node.js and learn how to create and deploy Node.js applications to Azure. Lastly, you'll explore how to use the Azure Table Service with Node.js applications.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a02_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Edge.js, Node.js, and ASP.NET MVC

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of the Edge.js framework
  • recognize how to install Edge.js
  • describe how to call Node.js from C# code
  • describe how to call C# from Node.js
  • recognize the key features of data marshalling in Node.js
  • identify how to include C# references in Node.js
  • specify the steps to export function from Node.js to .NET/C#
  • recognize how to work with PowerShell in a Node.js application
  • utilize T-SQL in Node.js
  • perform debugging of .NET code in a Node.js application
  • describe how to use Node.js on a .NET application
  • use core Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use local Node.js modules in a .NET application
  • use Node.js events in an application
  • recognize how to work with Node.js state in a .NET application
  • identify the key features of iisnode
  • perform an installation of iisnode and deploy a node app to Internet Information Services or IIS
  • configure iisnode in web.config
  • describe the key features of WebMatrix
  • describe the WebMatrix Express template
  • describe the WebMatrix Empty template
  • describe the Webmatrix Starter template
  • recognize how to include Node.js in an ASP.NET MVC application
  • trace and debug a Node.js application using Internet Information Services or IIS
  • use Node.js and .NET together in a web application

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will learn about the key features of Edge.js. You will also learn how to use Node.js and C# code together, work with data marshalling, explore error handling and debugging, and use Node.js with Internet Information Services or IIS.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

Working with Node.js and .NET

Course Number:
sl_adnj_a01_it_enus
Lesson Objectives

Working with Node.js and .NET

  • start the course
  • identify the key features of Node.js
  • demonstrate how to install Node.js
  • distinguish between the various versions of Node.js
  • use the Node.js Package Manager
  • use the Node.js core modules
  • create and use local Node.js modules
  • create reusable Node.js modules
  • create a basic Node.js application
  • troubleshoot a Node.js application using the console window
  • describe how Node.js can be used with the Microsoft .NET Framework
  • perform an installation of the Node.js tools for Visual Studio
  • identify the various types of Node.js projects in Visual Studio
  • create a blank Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • use the Node Package Manager in Visual Studio
  • use the Node.js Interactive Window to issue commands
  • create a Node.js application from existing code
  • create a blank Node.js web application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js web application
  • create a blank Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a starter Azure Node.js Express 3 application
  • create a basic Azure Node.js Express 4 application
  • create a Node.js Azure Cloud Service
  • recognize how to debug a Node.js application in Visual Studio
  • create Node.js applications in Visual Studio

Overview/Description
Node.js and the .NET Framework can work together to develop efficient, secure, and distributed applications. In this course, you will explore the fundamentals of Node.js, and how to install and work with the Node.js tools for Visual Studio. This course also explores the various types of templates that you can use to create Node.js applications in Visual Studio, and how to bridge the gap between the two programming frameworks.

Target Audience
.NET developers seeking an introductory guide to developing efficient, secure, and distributed applications that bridge the gap between Node.js and the .NET Framework

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