If you have some issues or difficulty installing, I recommend you to take a look at this video HERE Also, you will need to have Homebrew installed. macOS: for Mac users, just download the packages HERE.Common and simple installation, as if you were installing a program on Windows. Windows: for Windows users, just download it HERE.Well, I’ll teach you here how to install PostgreSQL for different OS users: But also feel free to use some Docker image to continue this tutorial. We’ll need to install PostgreSQL on our machine. I always liked PostgreSQL because it is very simple and easy to use! PostgreSQL was the first database that I learned to work with and it was with it that I learned in Database I and II classes in 2012 at the University. One of the things that attract many developers to use PostgreSQL is that it is completely free, available on any Operating Systems, and best of all: it is completely Open Source! Countless large companies like Uber, Netflix, Spotify, Instagram, Reddit, and many others make use of PostgreSQL. I will mention here some resources that we will use during the development of this application throughout this article.
Well, I talked a lot, let’s go ?! Resources Used during the Tutorial If, when we reach the end of the project, we want to test the Back-End API created in some application in the Front-End, I can then be creating a generic Front-End just to test the created api! Important information: the focus of the project will be on the Back-End. I created a repository on GitHub HERE, where all the source code of this project and the resources that I will be mentioned during the 5 articles are allocated.
After that, we will be migrating the project to serverless architecture with Azure Functions, migrating the local database to Azure PostgreSQL, and finally deploying this application using GitHub Actions. Hey all Coders! How are you doing? Today we are going to start a series of articles where we will be developing a CRUD application with Node.js & PostgreSQL focusing on the Back-End. Developing a CRUD Node.js Application with PostgreSQL
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