Node.js / Intermediate: application boundaries
Node.js β Intermediate: application boundaries
Design validated APIs, owned error paths, meaningful tests, bounded streams, persistence contracts, and resource authorization.
What you will learn
- API contracts and validation
- Error boundaries and cancellation
- Testing behavior with core tools
- Streams and backpressure
- Persistence, transactions, and idempotency
- Authentication and authorization concepts
API contracts and validation
Define a small API boundary that distinguishes transport syntax, data validation, and domain rules before changing state.
Start learningError boundaries and cancellation
Preserve useful causes, classify expected failures, and make cancellation part of the operation contract.
Start learningTesting behavior with core tools
Choose useful assertions, isolate side effects, and test asynchronous failure paths without external services.
Start learningStreams and backpressure
Process bounded chunks, preserve failure propagation, and respect a consumer that is slower than its producer.
Start learningPersistence, transactions, and idempotency
Separate repository behavior from transport and reason about concurrent updates, atomic changes, and repeated commands.
Start learningAuthentication and authorization concepts
Separate identity from permission, protect credentials, and reason about sessions without inventing a production authentication protocol.
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