Learn and Understand NodeJS
Description:
Embark on a journey to Node.js fundamentals, the runtime environment that allows you to build scalable and high-performance applications using JavaScript. This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with a deep understanding of Node.js and its ecosystem, empowering you to leverage its full potential to develop server-side applications, APIs, and real-time web solutions.
Through a combination of theoretical concepts and practical hands-on exercises, you’ll explore the core features of Node.js fundamentals, including event-driven architecture, asynchronous programming, and the Node Package Manager (NPM). You’ll learn how to create servers, handle HTTP requests, manage files and streams, and interact with databases, all using the power of Node.js.
Requirements:
- Basic knowledge of JavaScript programming language.
- Familiarity with web development concepts (HTML, CSS) is beneficial but not mandatory.
Who This Course Is For:
- Aspiring web developers eager to enhance their skills with server-side programming.
- JavaScript developers interested in transitioning to backend development.
- Professionals seeking to expand their expertise in building scalable and efficient web applications.
- Students and enthusiasts passionate about learning the latest technologies in web development.
By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid grasp of Node.js fundamentals and be capable of building robust and efficient backend systems.
Whether you’re building APIs, handling real-time data, or creating dynamic web applications, this course will provide you with the knowledge and confidence to excel in Node.js development.
Enroll Node.js fundamentals and embark on your journey to becoming a proficient Node.js developer!
V8: The Javascript Engine
The Node Core
Modules, Exports, and Require
Events and the Event Emitter
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Conceptual Aside: Modules -
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Javascript Aside: First-Class Functions and Function Expressions
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Let's Build a Module
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Javascript Aside: Objects and Object Literals
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Javascript Aside: Prototypal Inheritance and Function Constructors
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Javascript Aside: By Reference and By Value
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Javascript Aside: Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFEs)
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How Do Node Modules Really Work?: module.exports and require
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Javascript Aside: JSON
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More on require
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Module Patterns
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exports vs module.exports
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Requiring Native (Core) Modules
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Modules and ES6
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Web Server Checklist
Asynchronous Code, libuv, The Event Loop, Streams, Files, and more…
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Conceptual Aside: Events
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Javascript Aside: Object Properties, First Class Functions, and Arrays
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The Node Event Emitter - Part 1
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The Node Event Emitter - Part 2
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Javascript Aside: Object.create and Prototypes
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Inheriting From the Event Emitter
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Javascript Aside: Node, ES6, and Template Literals
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Javascript Aside: .call and .apply
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Inheriting From the Event Emitter - Part 2
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Javascript Aside: ES6 Classes
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Inheriting From the Event Emitter - Part 3
HTTP and being a Web Server
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Javascript Aside: Javascript is Synchronous
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Conceptual Aside: Callbacks
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libuv, The Event Loop, and Non-Blocking Asynchronous Execution
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Conceptual Aside: Streams and Buffers
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Conceptual Aside: Binary Data, Character Sets, and Encodings
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Buffers
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ES6 Typed Arrays
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Javascript Aside: Callbacks
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Files and fs
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Streams
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Conceptual Aside: Pipes
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Pipes
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Web Server Checklist
NPM: the Node Package Manager
Express
Javascript, JSON, and Databases
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