Advanced LoopBack

Advanced LoopBack

• start the course
• use the models that are part of every LoopBack application
• add functionality to the default LoopBack models
• use the model generator to create models
• use database discovery to create models
• use instance introspection to create models
• add custom functionality to existing models
• connect LoopBack models to backend data sources
• make models available over REST
• use schemas to ensure model data is valid
• create model relations using BelongsTo
• create model relations using HasOne
• create model relations using HasMany
• create model relations using HasManyThrough
• create model relations using Polymorphic
• create model relations using EmbedsMany
• query data from related models
• extend your model by adding custom REST endpoints
• execute code when other methods are called
• access information about the current execution context
• take actions when other LoopBack events occur
• delete data using the DestroyAll method in your model
• filter query results by fields
• include data from related models in a query
• obtain query results that match logical conditions
• obtain a specific subset of results from a query
• create LoopBack models

Advanced LoopBack

Advanced LoopBack

• start the course
• use the models that are part of every LoopBack application
• add functionality to the default LoopBack models
• use the model generator to create models
• use database discovery to create models
• use instance introspection to create models
• add custom functionality to existing models
• connect LoopBack models to backend data sources
• make models available over REST
• use schemas to ensure model data is valid
• create model relations using BelongsTo
• create model relations using HasOne
• create model relations using HasMany
• create model relations using HasManyThrough
• create model relations using Polymorphic
• create model relations using EmbedsMany
• query data from related models
• extend your model by adding custom REST endpoints
• execute code when other methods are called
• access information about the current execution context
• take actions when other LoopBack events occur
• delete data using the DestroyAll method in your model
• filter query results by fields
• include data from related models in a query
• obtain query results that match logical conditions
• obtain a specific subset of results from a query
• create LoopBack models

Advanced LoopBack

Advanced LoopBack

• start the course
• use the models that are part of every LoopBack application
• add functionality to the default LoopBack models
• use the model generator to create models
• use database discovery to create models
• use instance introspection to create models
• add custom functionality to existing models
• connect LoopBack models to backend data sources
• make models available over REST
• use schemas to ensure model data is valid
• create model relations using BelongsTo
• create model relations using HasOne
• create model relations using HasMany
• create model relations using HasManyThrough
• create model relations using Polymorphic
• create model relations using EmbedsMany
• query data from related models
• extend your model by adding custom REST endpoints
• execute code when other methods are called
• access information about the current execution context
• take actions when other LoopBack events occur
• delete data using the DestroyAll method in your model
• filter query results by fields
• include data from related models in a query
• obtain query results that match logical conditions
• obtain a specific subset of results from a query
• create LoopBack models

Getting Started with LoopBack

Getting Started with LoopBack

• start the course
• describe the features and benefits of the LoopBack framework
• install loopback and its requirements in your development environment
• identify concepts that are central to working with LoopBack
• use LoopBack to create a simple API
• explore the LoopBack API you created
• connect your API to a database back end
• extend your API by adding a remote method
• add a route that displays an HTML file
• add routes for custom functions in your application
• run your application in a cluster using the StrongLoop Process Manager
• add an additional data source connector to your application
• add additional models to your application
• define relationships between models in your application
• define access controls within the application
• use remote hooks within your LoopBack application
• use StrongLoop Arc to deploy your LoopBack application
• identify access control concepts in LoopBack
• describe the user authentication model used in LoopBack
• control data access within LoopBack
• use access tokens to provide request authentication
• create and make use of different role types in LoopBack
• use and control access to related models in LoopBack
• create users and add administrative roles
• describe additional steps to increase security in LoopBack
• create a LoopBack API

Getting Started with LoopBack

Getting Started with LoopBack

• start the course
• describe the features and benefits of the LoopBack framework
• install loopback and its requirements in your development environment
• identify concepts that are central to working with LoopBack
• use LoopBack to create a simple API
• explore the LoopBack API you created
• connect your API to a database back end
• extend your API by adding a remote method
• add a route that displays an HTML file
• add routes for custom functions in your application
• run your application in a cluster using the StrongLoop Process Manager
• add an additional data source connector to your application
• add additional models to your application
• define relationships between models in your application
• define access controls within the application
• use remote hooks within your LoopBack application
• use StrongLoop Arc to deploy your LoopBack application
• identify access control concepts in LoopBack
• describe the user authentication model used in LoopBack
• control data access within LoopBack
• use access tokens to provide request authentication
• create and make use of different role types in LoopBack
• use and control access to related models in LoopBack
• create users and add administrative roles
• describe additional steps to increase security in LoopBack
• create a LoopBack API

Getting Started with LoopBack

Getting Started with LoopBack

• start the course
• describe the features and benefits of the LoopBack framework
• install loopback and its requirements in your development environment
• identify concepts that are central to working with LoopBack
• use LoopBack to create a simple API
• explore the LoopBack API you created
• connect your API to a database back end
• extend your API by adding a remote method
• add a route that displays an HTML file
• add routes for custom functions in your application
• run your application in a cluster using the StrongLoop Process Manager
• add an additional data source connector to your application
• add additional models to your application
• define relationships between models in your application
• define access controls within the application
• use remote hooks within your LoopBack application
• use StrongLoop Arc to deploy your LoopBack application
• identify access control concepts in LoopBack
• describe the user authentication model used in LoopBack
• control data access within LoopBack
• use access tokens to provide request authentication
• create and make use of different role types in LoopBack
• use and control access to related models in LoopBack
• create users and add administrative roles
• describe additional steps to increase security in LoopBack
• create a LoopBack API