Why learn Node.js in 2020? Master the fundamentals of Node in 7 easy steps, then build a fullstack web app and deploy it to a cloud server. Follow along in the full article: https://fireship.io/courses/javascript/node-basics/

1. What is Node?
2. How do you install Node?
3. Hello World
4. Know the Runtime
5. Events
6. File System
7. Modules
8. Build & Deploy

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42 Comments

  1. There’s a ton of hype around Deno right now (which is an awesome thing), but be careful jumping on the hottest new trend of the week. If you want to get shit done today, learn Node.

  2. That’s all fine and great, but as a noob, I still have no idea why you did any of that, or what it actually did.
    Not even remotely.
    This video might be helpful for people that already know everything you just explained.

  3. Thanks for this! Just wondering, why in the case of the app.get() does (request, response) mean an input param & an output param, but in the case of readFile() both (err, html) seem to be 2 output params?

  4. I understand that this video is a number of years old, but this approach to working vscode does not work anymore. Output from the console.log command does not go to the terminal unless you open a "JavaScript Debug Terminal" You can do this by clicking the play button with the bug on it on the left side of the editor. this will pup open the "Run and Debug" dock/view. in the middle of that should be a blue button labeled "JavaScipt Debug Terminal" click that and it will open a terminal that looks just like any other, but when you issue a node command, your output from console.log messages WILL show up.

  5. The pace is way too fast bro. Even slowing it down to 75% and pausing doesn't negate that fact. This is less of an "ultimate guide for beginners" and more of a "review for experts". Love the contents though

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