Node.js Crash Course

Code:

Express Crash Course:

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro & Slides
12:18 - Installation
13:22 - Node REPL
16:51 - Running JavaScript Files
19:36 - CommonJS Modules
23:13 - ES Modules
27:20 - HTTP Module & Create Server
35:06 - NPM Scripts
36:15 - NPM Modules & Nodemon
38:45 - .gitignore File
41:06 - Environment Variables & .env
44:00 - Req Object
46:10 - Marking Requests From Postman
47:28 - Simple Routing
51:52 - Loading Files
59:45 - Building a Simple API
1:10:27 - Middleware
1:13:24 - Cleanup (Middleware & Handlers)
1:19:08 - Get Req Body For POST
1:24:20 - File System Module
1:33:43 - Path Module
1:39:50 - OS Module
1:42:13 - URL Module
1:47:46 - Crypto Module
1:54:08 - Emitting Events
1:59:04 - Process Object

[aayush_dutt]

Have been programming for 7 years in Node, will still watch this and I'll learn something new!

[binayaacharya]

Yess! Thank you brad. I needed a crash course on node and this dropped just at the right time.

[alexgordienko]

brad just looked for nodeJS crash course ! thanks . did your old front to back & reactjs redux course and really enjoyed happy you back to creating courses!

[m]

Nodemon is no longer required. You can also use the in-built "--watch" flag with node command from node v18.11 and above.

[QuincyHyena]

I just finished watching your previous node.js course yesterday and here you are dropping a new one. im a bootcamp graduate looking for up to date learning material so i can catch up and you came in clutch! thank you!

[cassettte]

You're awesome for making updated lessons like this.

[bartmeeus]

Dang you back with another banger course, even i use node daily i still watch it because some little things you point to fill up the spots i didn't know about, GREAT COURSE!!!

[jjmichael]

A new node video just in time. Odin Project still has your node crash course video from 5 years linked.

[Valdaur]

This couldn't come at a better time since I'm looking at continuing on from a backend project I started a few months ago but haven't got around to completing it. So I really need a refresher. Thanks Brad!

[nadeem-cpis]

omg, you read my mind, i was looking for node course for you and couldn't find something new so I thought what a shame bc I like the way you teach, and couple days later i see this video !! thanks

[dereklewis]

BRAD, YOU ARE THE ULTIMATE COMPUTER CODING GUY, I BEEN FOLLOWING YOU MANY YEARS, YOU TAUGHT ME NODE YEARS AGO, THANKS FOR UPDATES

[swaggitypigfig]

Mr Traversy is back with another course 👊

[Fabio.T.outroconteudos-ulpd]

Thanks Brad, good to keep the basics fresh in mind.

[cyborganic]

Thanks for this detailed updated video on node!

[mounir]

Thanks so much Brad for this brand new Nodejs crash course, it's really helpful.

[jimparsons]

Brad it will be great if you can make a latest crash course on Docker in your style ❤

[LondonATL]

My guy Brad 👊🏿. Just giving you a shout-out. Keep up the good work

[KwizeraCaleb]

I just finished watching your previous Node js course of 1 hour just few minutes ago, you added another hope this has much content than the previous

[YK_data]

Good job. Appreciate it. It is good to see people still care about vanilla node js. The less framework and package, the better software.

[pthzfix]

many thanks for such a course, for as a newbie developer it saved a tremendous amount of time and effort, ty so much!