Node.js Tutorial for Beginners - 3 - Basic Concepts

[Ynoxxx]

My lord BUCKY! Listen, you man, are amazing. Imagine this the year is 2009 and I’m desperate to learn java for my UNI, I google up your tutorial, do them all and pass everything. In fact got into coding, and felt in love with java, than android and so on and so on. Years pass and now it’s 2017, 8 years later, I am desperate about some Node.js and think like, I’ll do a tutorial on YT, I may have skipped some basics so I google up something and hit play on first video that came up. "Aaalright, Welcome back..." and I instantly get goosebumps and am like. Hold on, I know this voice. I know this style, I KNOW WHO THIS MAN IS :D Wooow man you helped me a lot in the past, in fact affected me in amazing ways and now we meet again? Respect, you and you work are a big contribution to this world :) Cheers

[IshtiaqueZafar]

Started out learning NodeJS finally and first choice is obviously thenewboston!

[jevan]

Thanks for the tutorial. Everyone always uses "Hello World" as a tutorial, I am tired of saying Hello to the world. You make Node easier to understand. Your videos are much appreciated.

[joaobarreira]

man just look her in the eyes and say:
Sorry sometimes i say stupid things when I'm around beautiful girls.

[NoahNobody]

I'm really glad you are making these. I tried to learn node a while back and gave up. I hope this series continues with a framework like express or backbone.

[slidenerd]

ha ha ha bucky you are 3 years older than me :D came across this vid searching for something :D vivz here frm slidenerd btw :)

[ThaSaltyDawg]

The Cashier is probably a Theoretical Physicist working while she's in school, so your story aint so bad lol. By the way, great tuts, when I need to learn something new I go to your tuts first, man you're a good instructor. Sometimes I come back to your tuts like now, 3rd time going thru this one! THX

[GaudyMarko]

damn, i wish i had access to this tutorial series 3 months ago, my web apps class was using node and I could have really used the help

[Anarchers]

Yer never know, she might have said, "Yeh! I really love JQery"

[HatefRad]

Dude listening to your stories.. you could definitely make a best friend for me!

[VernesOkanovich]

If your using sublime, you can execute node.js code with ctrl + b on windows or command + b on a mac. To set it up go to Tools > Build System > New Build System. It will open a new window. Copy+Paste the following:

{
"cmd": ["node", "$file_base_name"],
"working_dir": "${project_path:${folder}}",
"selector": "*.js"
}

Then save it as Node.sublime-build. Go to Tools, set your build system to Node and from now on when you click ctrl+b it'll run your code. Enjoy :)

[feflopizer]

Nice video, nice story and awesome special thing at 4:21!

[CodingGeeek]

28 days after this video later the great vscode was invented. Indeed a great IDE.

[DJLNR]

Yo Bucky, just saw ya name in my vid lists. Still doing the most funniest stories i see, i know everyone is laughing like crazy, i am sure they will learn node with ease after that rotfl. Keep up the good work, your great at what you do, your older vids saved me plenty of explanations to some music friends who dnt do any programming at all zilch so i know your good.

[k-tech]

You could've played that off. Just flip it to, "I'm sure you have some aspirations. I should've said what are your goals." Get it personal and then if she sounds interesting, hit here for her number. Then you have a happy egg roll by 9PM.

[puckthebear]

The absent-mindedness of a genius. And I mean that you do a wonderful job!

[joaofnds]

First video that I've watched from you're channel. You've just gained another subscriber within 1 min of video. Felt soooo familiar with that story bro, I know that feeling hahahahah

[ramansonipat]

Thank you for these amazing tutorials bucky!. Just an advise, can you focus next video onto the text editor?

[Micz]

It is good practice to name "anonymous" function for two main reasons. Firstly it lets you make recursive calls, by just using that name. Secondly it is easier to debug, because those names will be visible in call stack.

[joerivde]

Thanks for doing these tuts. I have a question though: 2:18 do you mean that the process that runs the code will keep on going (unless you stop it) or is it going to execute the create and log person code over and over (like a while loop)? I'm guessing it's the first one (like listening to http requests is a constant process, so that would make sense), but I want to be sure. Thanks again!