Introduction

In today’s lesson, I’m going to implement registration and login functions. Each function will be available as an API endpoint in the app server built in a previous post.

To follow along, take a look at these posts:

Introduction

Every application requires a data source. In this post, I will create a new database with a table that implements member account management.

I will use this to create a login function for the application and to present a logged-in user with a list of features as defined by their membership profile.

Introduction

Google has announced that they are selling the Domains business to Squarespace. This surprised many tech watchers for two primary reasons:

Introduction

Installing node could be difficult & time-consuming before the emergence of Node Version Manager, or nvm. Nvm allows you to have multiple different versions of the node binary installed, facilitating easy switching between versions.

Introduction

Implementing a health check API provides a fast & easy way to test your application.

If your health check API returns an expected value, you know that the server is running & accepting requests. This simple test establishes that your server is healthy, just like the name suggests.

Introduction

Setting up your development environment with the right tools may seem like an obvious first step in your development journey. If you’ve been writing code for a while, you’ve already done this and may want to skip today’s post.