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Building Web Applications with hapi

hapi is a web application framework built on Node. This course introduces you to hapi and walks you through developing a web application. Routing, plugins, and templating are all covered.

Beginner
2h 30m
(111)

Created by Ryan H. Lewis

Last Updated Feb 05, 2020

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Building Web Applications with hapi

hapi is a web application framework built on Node. This course introduces you to hapi and walks you through developing a web application. Routing, plugins, and templating are all covered.

Beginner
2h 30m
(111)

Created by Ryan H. Lewis

Last Updated Feb 05, 2020

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hapi is an enterprise-ready web application framework built on Node. This course introduces you to hapi and walks you through developing a complete web application. Complex routing and server-side templating are covered. hapi's plugin architecture is given an overview with demonstrations of joi (object validation), boom (HTTP-friendly error objects), and good (process monitor and logger). Advanced topics also include authentication, file uploads, and sending emails.

Building Web Applications with hapi
Beginner
2h 30m
(111)
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Ryan H. Lewis - Pluralsight course - Building Web Applications with hapi
Ryan H. Lewis
12 courses 4.6 author rating 2199 ratings

Ryan Lewis is a Software Engineer who specializes in ambitious single page web applications. He teaches Java and JavaScript to aspiring web developers and technology professionals. In his free time, Ryan enjoys spending time with his family, playing video games, and releasing underground Japanese music on his record label, MeatCube.

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