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December 15, 2016 |

Express.js in a Docker Container

See what it takes to install a basic Express.js app into a Docker image and container, creating both a production and development version of the image.

Filed Under: Docker, Express, Node.js

June 23, 2016 |

Integrating The S3 Upload

With the S3 upload process working, and having a nice progress bar in the sample application, it’s time to integrate the code into a production application. But beyond a simple copy and paste of the code, there are additional needs for any real system. It’s not enough to just upload files to an S3 bucket. […]

Filed Under: Admin, AJAX, API, AWS, Episodes, Express, HTTP API, JavaScript, MongoDB, NodeJS, S3

June 21, 2016 |

Node.js In The Enterprise, with Peter Lyons

Node.js is quickly growing in popularity – and with great success stories. Companies like Wal-Mart, PayPal and thousands of others around the world are using it, and producing case studies that show just how effective it can be. In spite of this success, though, there is still an underlying concern about Node.js and whether or not […]

Filed Under: Episodes, Express, Helmet, Interviews, JavaScript, Live, NodeJS, Security

June 1, 2016 |

Write Maintainable Express.js Code

Grow your app’s features, your active user base, and your development team with ease.

Filed Under: Architecture, Express

May 26, 2016 |

HTTP POST to AWS S3 – Generate Policy

Until now, the work on the HTTP POST for uploading a file to S3 has focused on the form creation and submit interception. With this episode, the work makes a shift from the front-end in the browser, to the back-end in the Node / Express server that has been created. The API is already handling […]

Filed Under: Admin, API, AWS, Configuration, Episodes, Express, HTTP API, JavaScript, JSON, MomentJS, NodeJS, NPM, S3

May 19, 2016 |

HTTP POST to AWS S3 – Form Submit & API Call

In the previous episode, an HTML for was created to handle the required fields for the AWS S3 post. However, having the form set up is not enough. The file that is selected must be processed by the Node / Express server that has been created, to generate the needed cryptographic signatures and policies. Before […]

Filed Under: Admin, AWS, Browser, Callbacks, Episodes, ES5, Express, HTML, HTTP API, JavaScript, Modules, NodeJS, S3, Web Server

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