What you will learn
Basics of NODE
V8 Engine
NODE Core Modules
NPM
Creating a WEB SERVER
ExpressJS
VS CODE
Build a project
Modern JavaScript ES6 Syntax
Third party Modules
Description
Why Introduction to Node.js?
JavaScript has been the most popular programming language for the last 6 years. The powerful Node.js runtime environment has been ranked the technology most commonly used by professional developers. Node.js is an event-driven JavaScript runtime. Node has myriad potential uses for JavaScript development including being a great environment for building efficient network applications.
Take-Away Skills
This course is a great introduction to the concepts of server-side web development. Youβll learn the different parts that make up the back-end of a website or web application, and youβll gain familiarity with the Node.js runtime environment. After this course, youβll be set up to explore popular Node frameworks like Express.js to build powerful applications.
What is the advantage of using node JS?
js really shines in building fast, scalable network applications, offers benefits in performance, faster development, and other perks. Today’s requirements for processing and consuming real-time information are paramount, and Node. js is exceptionally fast for multi-user real-time data situations.
The right choice
Selection of the right programming platform for the next startup can have a crucial impact on the new productβs success, along with availability of the working capital, proper marketing strategy, and the growth plan.
Actually, the right technology stack should be the first big decision, based on multiple factors like scalability, learning curve, speed of development, community, and many others.
Being you a first-time startuper, or a co-founder of an organization that launched numerous successful projects, remember: things that cannot be avoided should be adopted.
JavaScript is reasonably accepted as the worldβs most popular programming language. This is English among other programming languages. And, what is more, JavaScript will never totally go away.