Welcome to the Node.js Crash Course (2024 Revamp)
Node.js is a popular JavaScript runtime that allows developers to build scalable and efficient server-side applications. If you’re looking to learn Node.js or brush up on your skills, this crash course is the perfect starting point.
What’s new in the 2024 Revamp?
This year, we’ve revamped our Node.js crash course to include the latest updates and best practices in the industry. You’ll learn how to build modern, high-performance applications using Node.js and its ecosystem of tools and libraries.
Topics covered in this course include:
- Setting up a Node.js environment
- Creating and running a basic Node.js server
- Working with Node.js modules and packages
- Handling asynchronous operations with callbacks, promises, and async/await
- Building RESTful APIs with Express.js
- Connecting to databases using MongoDB and Mongoose
- Deploying Node.js applications to the cloud
Who should take this course?
This crash course is suitable for beginners who are new to Node.js as well as experienced developers looking to update their skills. Whether you’re a front-end developer looking to expand your skillset or a back-end developer wanting to work with a modern technology stack, this course will help you achieve your goals.
Join us today!
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to level up your Node.js skills and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving tech industry. Sign up for our Node.js Crash Course (2024 Revamp) now and start building powerful and scalable applications with confidence.
I started learning html and css from you and i still believes that the enter into tech and getting my first job as frontend react developer is happened because of you. thank you. And I still believes that I will be fullstack because of you.
I am currently learning NodeJS and ExpressJS now and this is the best video that suit for my studies thanks man for your hardwork and dedication.
A ‘what js you should know before starting node & express’ course would be great! No DOM stuff etc
I'm sure this is ten millionth time you've been told this but I feel like Will Hunting is teaching me node…
Brad ! really you simplified my life, by teaching professional
Hi sir, sorry just messege you in here, i've been complete and follow along your course about proshop v2, and now i cant deploy to production because render is paid in my country, so my question is how to deploy with another way, with a free platform like varsel and also with that structure of folder that you 've been teaching, again sorry to asking this, pls reply
Thank you.
At 51:48 based on the code logic, shouldn't the error be 'method not allowed'?
Since I'm just re-entering the node ecosystem, this walkthrough is incredibly helpful. Do you think the –watch flag is too unstable since you are using nodemon?
so hype for revamping EXPRESS crash course
Nodemon is no longer required. You can also use the in-built "–watch" flag with node command from node v18.11 and above.
Eagerly waiting for express crash course in 2024.
Yo Brad, can you make a new Laravel project crash course?
QUESTION BRAD: I am interested in ASP .NET C# Development, manipulating APIs, etc. I am about to graduate with my Bachelor's in Software Engineering. I am interested in big companies because of the job security and structure. Banks, Finance, Real Estate, Health, Manufacturers, etc.
Which framework out of Angular and React would you recommend, I specialize in? I am based in Austin Texas
__dirname is back in Node.js with ES modules:
import.meta.dirname // The current module's directory name
import.meta.filename // The current module's file name
is the npm start script for nodemon not working for anybody else?
I kept getting the error : bad option: –env-file=.env.
I had to install nodemon globaly and run : nodemon –env-file=.env server.js
really needed it, thanx
So good you don't use any frameworks. Thank you!
Why does everyone that makes node.js tutorials have to be using mac?
We are waiting for express framework bro when you will release