NodeJS: Complete Developer Guide to Learn and Understand

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NodeJS is a rapidly growing web server technology for building high quality, robust web applications. And we found a perfect course in NodeJS that takes you from the basis to the top. You can see what´s going on behind the scenes and learn V8, Express, the MEAN stack, and core JavaScript concepts. In this course you will discover how the C++ written V8 JavaScript engine works and how NodeJS uses it to expand the abilities of JavaScript. You'll learn how to structure your code for reuse and to be easier to understand, manage, and expand using modules and understand how modules really work. The guide shows how to structure a Node application in modules, how understand and use the Event Emitter, Buffers, Streams and Pipes, how to connect to a SQL or Mongo database in Node You will also gain an understanding of npm, connecting to databases, and the MEAN stack. N.B. Today, Node developers are among the highest paid in the industry. Think about it!

	1. Introduction and the Goal of this Course	4:33
	2. Big Words and NodeJS	1:13
	3. Conceptual Aside: The Command Line Interface	9:49

	1. Conceptual Aside: Processors, Machine Language, and C++	10:07
	2. Javascript Aside: Javascript Engines and The ECMAScript Specification	4:01
	3. V8 Under the Hood	5:57
	4. Adding Features to Javascript	15:04

	1. Conceptual Aside: Servers and Clients	6:45
	2. What Does Javascript Need to Manage a Server?	2:18
	3. The C++ Core	5:51
	4. The Javascript Core	3:04
	5. Let's Install and Run Some Javascript in Node	16:47

	1. Conceptual Aside: Modules	2:21
	2. Javascript Aside: First-Class Functions and Function Expressions	12:03
	3. Let's Build a Module	10:54
	4. Javascript Aside: Objects and Object Literals	6:55
	5. Javascript Aside: Prototypal Inheritance and Function Constructors	11:38
	6. Javascript Aside: By Reference and By Value	5:44
	7. Javascript Aside: Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFEs)	7:42
	8. How Do Node Modules Really Work?: module.exports and require	17:33
	9. Javascript Aside: JSON	1:40
	10. More on require	11:39
	11. Module Patterns	19:12
	12. exports vs module.exports	10:02
	13. Requiring Native (Core) Modules	6:51
	14. Modules and ES6	2:36
	15. Web Server Checklist	1:21

	1. Conceptual Aside: Events	5:24
	2. Javascript Aside: Object Properties, First Class Functions, and Arrays	5:08
	3. The Node Event Emitter - Part 1	13:58
	4. The Node Event Emitter - Part 2	11:58
	5. Javascript Aside: Object.create and Prototypes	6:18
	6. Inheriting From the Event Emitter	14:40
	7. Javascript Aside: Node, ES6, and Template Literals	7:55
	8. Javascript Aside: .call and .apply	3:40
	9. Inheriting From the Event Emitter - Part 2	9:43
	10. Javascript Aside: ES6 Classes	8:43
	11. Inheriting From the Event Emitter - Part 3	6:00

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