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My journey from PHP to Node.js
This document summarizes a developer's journey from PHP to Node.js, covering changes to the language, templating, sessions, authentication, HTTP server, deployment, and security headers. Key aspects covered include moving from PHP to JavaScript, PHP templating to EJS, PHP sessions to express-session, PHP auth to passportJS and passport-local, Apache to Express with Nginx, deployment with Git/FTP and pm2, and secure headers using Helmet. A demo site is provided and additional resources listed.
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- 1. My journey fromPHP to Node.js Valentin Lup @LupValentin valentinlup
- 4. Moving to Node.js Language Templating Session Authentication PHP→ JS PHP Templating → EJS PHP Sessions → express-session PHP Auth → passportJS & passport-local
- 5. Moving to Node.js(contd.) HTTP Server Deploy Headers Security Apache → Node Server with Express & Nginx Git/FTP → Git/FTP + pm2 SecureHeaders → Helmet
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Editor's Notes
- #2 JS mindset change from frontend to backend number of proc -1 what is helmet
- #3 Cine sunt (3PG. JS developer). Cand nu lucrez si nu sunt la tim.js, I’m a dad
- #4 Daca vii din PHP, getting started in JS Daca vii din frontend, getting started in node.js JS e asociat cu lumea UI in general, dar astazi as vrea sa pun la indoiala aceasta mentalitate
- #5 Session: PHP session_start(), $_SESSION Passport: authentication middleware for Node.js
- #6 Helmet: CSP(load only code from safe servers), noCache, X-Frame-Options PM2: Process manager with built in load balancer. Supports node process scaling
- #7 Upgrading from express with ejs pages to modern UI stack you just need to replace web routes with your SPA. Hope you enjoyed listening to this as much as I enjoyed talking about it.