Learn ADONISJS with Real Code Examples

Build a CRUD REST API with Lucid ORM

Create a real-time chat application using WebSockets

Implement JWT-based authentication and authorization

Schedule tasks with AdonisJS queues

Integrate third-party APIs and services

Check logs using `node ace serve --watch`

Ensure database connection and migrations are correct

Verify routes and controller bindings

Check middleware execution order

Debug using Node.js inspector or logging

Use Japa or Jest for unit and integration tests

Test controllers, models, and middleware

Use factories and seeds for test data

Run `node ace test` for automated test execution

Mock external services for reliable testing

Deploy Node.js app on VPS or cloud servers

Dockerize the application for portability

Use PM2 or systemd for process management

Integrate CI/CD pipelines for automated builds

Horizontal scaling with multiple server instances

Node.js and npm/yarn

Lucid ORM for database management

Validator for input validation

WebSocket provider for real-time features

Queue system and task scheduler

PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MSSQL

Redis for caching and queues

WebSocket clients for real-time apps

Third-party APIs via HTTP client

Cloud services and monitoring tools

Use CLI generators for controllers, models, and migrations

Leverage Lucid ORM relationships and query builders

Implement middleware for cross-cutting concerns

Use Edge templates efficiently for server-rendered views

Automate testing and deployment pipelines

Learning MVC and framework conventions

Understanding Lucid ORM and relationships

Managing asynchronous code with Promises and async/await

Scaling WebSocket or queue-based applications

Integrating third-party services efficiently