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Nic Raboy, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
Word Count
3,438
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18
Language
English
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Summary

In August, the author participated in the Midwest JS conference in Minneapolis, where they presented on developing full stack applications using the JavaScript stack. The session focused on using Node.js with Couchbase to create a RESTful API and Angular for the client-facing layer, demonstrating how to develop an application that manages video game consoles and games. The article provides a detailed walkthrough of setting up the backend with Node.js, Express, and Couchbase, including five API endpoints for performing CRUD operations and handling relationships between data. It also covers creating a frontend using the Ionic Framework with Angular, explaining how to create, display, and manage games and consoles through a user-friendly interface. The piece concludes by encouraging readers to explore further resources on Node.js and Couchbase and inviting feedback for future presentations.

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