node.js JWT Authentication | WebAPI

Section 1: Setting up the Project

Section 2: Refactoring the Code
Now that our server is up and running, we'll take a closer look at the code and identify areas that could be improved. We'll discuss the benefits of refactoring code, and explain why it's important to write code that's easy to maintain. Then, we'll make some changes to the server code to make it more modular and easier to read. We'll create separate files for utils and middleware, and use a data folder for storing our data. Finally, we'll test the refactored code to ensure that it's still working as expected.

Section 3: Dockerizing the Server
The next step in our tutorial is to dockerize our server. Docker is a containerization platform that allows us to package our application and its dependencies into a single container, which can be run on any platform that supports Docker. We'll create a Dockerfile for our server, which will specify the base image, set environment variables, copy the server code into the container, and expose the port that the server is listening on. Then, we'll build the Docker image and run the container to test that it's working correctly.

✏️ sections

- (00:00:00) Introduction
- (00:01:12) Section 1: Setting up the Project
- (00:53:52) Section 2: Refactoring the Code
- (01:14:49) Section 3: Dockerizing the Server
- (01:25:47) Conclusion

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