Node.js Architecture | Mosh

Node architecture explained in plain English.

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[sweetyogurt]

Excellent!
Concept is clear than ever before.

When it comes to programming to learn, you are at top of my list.

[techtalk]

This 4 minute video has great explanation of node and run time...Thank you mosh

[uxlordsimplifyingdesignpro]

I read and watched many many articles and videos but THIS IS THE BEST EXPLANATION!! I finally understand! thanks!!

[iregula]

Thanks!.. Mosh, please start Micro services tutorials also

[elnurshabanov]

Embedded JS Engine inside C++ program and call that program NODE.EXE !
The Core of explanation. Thank you !

[umutozdemir]

Before Node, you could run JS on server with ASP. The key thing is the module system and non blocking I/O on the server.

[sahenliyanage]

This video is not about node architecture. Its just a general introduction to node

[yt_bharat]

Such a positive person. Your channel really helped me! Thanks Mosh👌

[GrowWithTrung]

thank you so much for your knowledge. I'm a new developer. Have a good day.

[fromAZto]

well I wish I had found this sooner, this is really helpful stuff

[fesbb]

Maybe you could explain the micro and macro tasks hierarchy and how it works in the event queue as well.

[LittleBarneyShorts]

Its really awesome. thank you so much mosh

[Ihahachi]

Wow ! Excellent explanation....Thanks!

[Fullstack-wo]

Please what kind of that extension are you using to get auto fill. Mr Mosh

[vinaychahal]

Brother, a very great thanks from my deep heart, you are god bro, thank you

[nosknut]

So if i understand you correctly: node is a software that allows a server to run javascript instead of PHP?

[patrickdallaire]

I'm a little confused by semantic differences between Framework and Runtime Environment. Does Node.js not also provide APIs that enables or ease JS server implementations? Was the goal not to extended JS capabilities down the web development stack? Does it not intend to provide application/domain specific software developmeny tools? If that's not web development framework, I don't know what is.

I don't deny that Node.js is, first and foremost, a runtime environment. However, if you consider a framrwork definition to be along the lines of "software development tools (aka platform) aimed to facilitate development of a particular domain of applications" I don't see how we can't say "Node.js *is* a framework that includes a JS RE".

Anw... sorry I get bogged down in semantics. Maybe "framework" is too vague of a concept. It seems like we could call almost any third party beyond the language itself a framework.

[peymannaji]

Hi Mosh, Thanks for the tutorials. Do you have any plan to cover "Docker"?

[mahanteshambiger]

Excellent video. Background music is little annoying to me.

[VincentJenks]

Is your Node course on Udemy? Couldn't find it.