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Welcome #1

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github-learning-lab bot opened this issue Sep 15, 2020 · 0 comments
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Welcome #1

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Welcome

In this repository, we'll exercise with NodeJS.

We would build a RESTful Server.

You may be thinking, "What exactly is it, and do I need it in my project?"

What do we need a Server? Why should be RESTful?

When building a Web Applications, we need to make sure to split the responsability between Server and Client.
Server is where usally you centralise and store the information.
Client is where you interact with that data.

Client Server Communication

Among different way to make Client and Server communicate, a pattern that has show his advantage is REST.
REST serves a set of rules that apply to Paths and HTTP Methods, to avoid reinventing a style of communication between those Components.

So, are you exited to start?

Before, we cam continue, we need to Setup a Continuous Integration tool, to run our tests.

Step 1: Enable Continuous Integration

Ready to see how CI can fit into your workflow? Let's install Travis CI, and start our very first CI build!

⌨️ Activity: Enable Travis CI on this repository

  1. Open the Install Travis CI link in a new tab.
  2. Install Travis CI on this repository.
  3. Create a new pull request using base: master and compare: step-1.

I'll respond in your pull request with the next step

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