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[revillsimon]

“If you watched until the end, I appreciate it.” How could I not watch this until the end? Every video from you is GOLD, Brad. Thank YOU!

[pedrobatista]

"If you stayed to the end, I, genuinely, really appreciate that... I really do! If you can spend an hour and a half watching a video of mine I really appreciate that..." - man, I didn't spent just an hour and a half here! I was watching it through the course of like, ten/fifteen hours. I was testing the features you were presenting, doing little experiments, reading the documentation and watching other videos.
I can say that your video is a good study guide.

[andrewbrower]

This tutorial is amazing. I love that Brad takes the time to explain the fundamentals, which are skipped over by others all too often. Whenever someone is wanting to learning programming, Brad is always one of the very first I recommend. Thank you for your awesome work, Brad!

[marcosfraticelli]

Not only a great theoretical and technical stuff, also a great accent to non native English speakers. I really appreciate this video!

[KiaanCastillo]

okay this is crazy. THE MINUTE I REALIZE I NEED TO LEARN NODE.JS ASAP AND YOU MAKE THIS VIDEO. THANK YOU BRAD!! 🙌🙏🔥

[ClevergunsYT]

I don't know how. My teacher teaches this for 3 months and u did it in an hour

[BekBrace]

I stayed the whole one hour and half watching typing and learning, and I thank you for your great work done in explaining Node.js in plain English ! Thanks once again Brad and be safe

[HehLul]

holy smokes, that was crazy value.
I went from knowing absolutely no node to deploying a server app. Thanks for the content man!

[FabricioEGiovanni]

Thank you very much for this flawless service to the dev community, Traversy.
You are surely one of the best professors I ever had.

[nabil]

Using the quarantine time after this. Thank you, Brad. Stay safe.

[saqlainalvi]

I have an interview on nodejs in a few days. No idea what the hell node even is. Brad to the rescue!!

[zenitzo]

4 years later and its still one of the best node js videos ive seen, thank you king

[JamieDawsonCodes]

1:22:37
If the about page is giving the 404 page not found, be sure to add this line of code under the switch statement:

if (contentType == 'text/html' && extname == '') filePath += '.html';

[jackiemcgough]

I stayed too the end! You pushed the site to herouku. I just started programming and I'm a CS student at 32.

[wolvincraft]

This was the most amount of information that I've seen packed into a one-and-a-half-hour video. It took me several hours to fully digest. The video was exceptionally thorough and helped me understand the subject.

[rongtoob]

You are an amazing teacher! I'm trying to learn this stuff and you've been the only person that has explained it in terms I'm able to grasp! Great job!😁

[BC]

33:27 if anyone wonders why the file got created despite the error: That's asynchronous functions in a nutshell for you.
While asynchronous programming makes your programs execute a LOT faster, this type of behavior might happen, just keep it in mind.
So basically if you do this:
somefunctionA();
somefunctionB();

If you run those asynchronously and if B relies on A being done, and B is faster than A, you will run into errors.

[sueholder]

2 years later this is still the best I have found and everything taught is so useful and no waffle throughout! Thanks, Brad. P.s. Glad you're back making tutorials this year. You have had a productive year already. :)

[MoatazSaber]

“If you watched until the end, I appreciate it.” I mean, I am the one who who should be thanking you man, you're the one helping me , all the love in the world man thank you

[ismailco]

I watch your crash course videos before start learning any new language or technology. That makes it easier for me, Thank you very much