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About the Course

Node is the first choice for developing server-side applications as it allows for cross-platform application development. When connected with databases, Node revolutionizes the development of web applications, enabling robust and scalable data manipulation. In this intermediate-level IBM course, you will learn how to construct RESTful APIs using Node.js and the Express framework to communicate with NoSQL databases like MongoDB. You will explore approaches to create endpoints, secure them with web tokens, seamlessly handle errors, debug and deploy applications efficiently. Additionally, the course will help you with optimization techniques, back-end performance, and how to scale these applications to deploy a fully functional cloud-native application on cloud platforms. The course consists of a combination of instructional videos, and assessments to learn the concepts. You will test your knowledge with practice and graded assessments and implement the skills you learn in hands-on labs and a final project so you have artifacts to showcase your knowledge to future potential employers....

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By René

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Sep 16, 2024

I have to say, this one is really bad. The code quality and the assignments just nope. Final project was really bad, just screenshots of an already made HTML. JS code really messy and unorganized.

By Enrico L

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Mar 10, 2025

Roller coaster course. You will learn the fundamentals of back-end but several best practices are merely enunciated. And it could not be otherwise.

By Ranjit

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Mar 12, 2024

best course. It includes real world best practices and also it teaches how to tackle common web vulnerabilities

By Abdul M K

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May 28, 2025

informative

By Arnab P

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Oct 15, 2025

A bot reading from PowerPoint slides with little or no actual learning growth. Seems like the reviews are paid or fake. There is no proper code snippet, no live coding. How anyone can rate this 5 stars is beyond my understanding.