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  • Introduction
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  • Unit 2
    • Node
    • Express
    • CRUD & REST
    • API Calls in Express
    • Sequelize
      • Terminology
      • Setup
      • Using Models
      • Seeding Data
      • Validations and Migrations
      • Resources
      • 1:M Relationships
      • N:M Relationships
    • Express Authentication
  • Development Workflow
  • HTML/CSS
  • JavaScript
  • jQuery
  • APIs
  • Databases
  • Left over Node/Express
  • Ruby
  • Ruby on Rails
  • React (Updated 2019)
  • Meteor
  • Deployment and Config
  • Data Structures and Algorithms
  • Python
  • Assorted Topics
  • Projects
  • Web Development Trends
  • Resources
  • Archived Section
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  2. Sequelize

Resources

  • Models

    • Data typesarrow-up-right

    • Validationsarrow-up-right

    • Note that Sequelize expects the model to be singular, and uses a pluralizer module to determine what the pluralized model should be. If you're unsure what the pluralizer will output, use this handy app to see what the pluralized model will be. http://plural-test.herokuapp.com/arrow-up-right

  • Querying

    • Query usage (comparable to SELECT, INSERT, COUNT, MAX, etc.)arrow-up-right

    • Destroying records (comparable to DELETE)arrow-up-right

    • Attribute selectionarrow-up-right

    • Querying Basics and Operators (comparable to AND/OR/LIKE/IN)arrow-up-right

    • Pagination and Limiting (comparable to OFFSET, LIMIT)arrow-up-right

    • Ordering (comparable to ORDER BY)arrow-up-right

  • Configuration and Commands

    • Sequelize CLI and Migrationsarrow-up-right

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