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DZone > Integration Zone > Developing an API With Node.js Using Couchbase NoSQL and N1QL [Video]

Developing an API With Node.js Using Couchbase NoSQL and N1QL [Video]

Have you ever wanted to create a RESTful API with Node.js, but weren't sure where to start? Check out this video to learn more.

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Have you ever wanted to create a RESTful API with Node.js, but wasn't sure where to start? How do you design your endpoints or interact with the data layer? How do you store your data?

In this start-to-finish video tutorial, you'll see how to start a new Node.js application, develop four RESTful API endpoints for performing CRUD operations, and use SQL-like N1QL queries to interact with your NoSQL Couchbase data.

By the end of this video, you should be comfortable using Couchbase NoSQL with N1QL as your database for a RESTful Node.js API. While this video is a complete start-to-finish solution, it is part one of two in this series. The next video will accomplish the same, but using an ODM similar to MongoDB's Mongoose instead of N1QL.

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