Make a URL Shortener With Node.js and N1QL [Video]
Make a URL Shortener With Node.js and N1QL [Video]
In this video follow-up to an earlier tutorial, learn how to build a URL shortener with Node.js and Couchbase's N1QL, as well as a nifty RESTful API.
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Not too long ago, I wrote a lengthy tutorial on how to use Node.js and Couchbase to create a URL shortener. This tutorial used N1QL for querying the data. To complement that write-up, I've gone ahead and created a video tutorial to demonstrate how to develop this application from scratch and test it using a variety of tools.
This video is a great way to sit back and see exactly how it is done, eliminating any gray area in the development process. By the end of it, you should have the knowledge to build a nice RESTful API using the Couchbase Node.js SDK and N1QL.
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