How to Set Up a Node.js Project

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:47 Running JavaScript code with Node
3:04 Creating a Node project
7:24 Using built-in Node modules
11:51 Installing and using third party packages
18:26 Working with existing Node projects
24:02 Summary

Editing by Mathieu Blanchette
Animations by Jason Heglund
Music from Epidemic Sound

#nodejs #javascript #nodejs

[jesf]

I think your way of explaining is everything. No one out there actually ELI5 for coding information but still cruising along and productive. Incredible! You've a gift of teaching.

[biagio_montelisciani]

I’m so grateful. Don’t know if it’s me but it seems like you need to be born knowing what all of this stuff is, now that it is being explained to me I finally see light 🤩

[patricioisaiascv]

Thanks for your amazing teaching, Daniel! I started creative coding in 2018 because of you. I'd love to enroll in ITP and meet you someday. Greetings from Chile! 😄

[Manticore_]

Thank you so much for teaching the basics! I couldn't find a decent video explaining what you need and what it does. Superb as always, and again; love the energy! I love watching you teach! ❤

[HeadmostCantaloupe]

These videos are great Dan! it's so refreshing to see videos from you that are not related to processing or p5.js

[sajidhaniff]

Daniel! Thank you for your wonderful tutorials! Your energy and enthusiasm are infective!!

[geoffwagner]

my favorite visual studio them i've had for months is "Outerspace Next" - alien invasion, much softer on the eye and colors are like candy. OceanDeeper was close but, it's much more conveniently and nicely colored on the other. i liked the ocean colors, but the text colors usually aren't as amazing to me.

[mastermobo]

Soooo hyped that you are covering Node.js! Would you ever consider covering TypeScript in the future? Would love to see that!

[isaacbaptista]

Finaly a node.js tutorial where I actually learned something. Thank you.

[AurelioKessler]

long time ago since i use nodejs and your video helped me to setup my project correctly. I don't remember a lot. 😂

[tylerbakeman]

I love working in P5.js — it’s easy to use.
P3 was my favorite IDE for casual Java development — P4 was my least favorite (P3 had a more professional look and feel — and all of my code broke during the transition).
So, now I use Eclipse for everything (until I land a job where they probably use VisualStudio or some random unheardof IDE)

[andrewdunbar]

Setupping them is easy on my set up. I setupped many of them.

[santicanog_]

Another great introduction to get up and running with The Conding 🚂. Mastery of teaching 💡💖

[ColinTimmins]

Thanks for all the videos. A discord bot sounds like a good project to learn from. =]

[Samuel-egwc]

How do you have so much knowledge for all these code-based programs? Im a first year cs major and seeing you explain every single thing you do so clearly makes me feel so dumb😭. Thank you so much for your videos. I never knew watching someone else code would be so entertaining.

[__nicfit__]

`rm -rf node-project` is the best approach.

[deltaforce]

Thank you !! i am the 3000 visitor !!

[zdayz]

Renaming to mjs let's you mix cja and mjs files. It also differentiates it's a node module. Typically it's improbable that is files for node would also work in a browser

[k.]

i would personally love to see you design a social media site with logins from scratch!

[cholo]

Wow, this was an amazing tutorial, i finally understand a lot of thing about node, thanks so much, Greetings from Rome!!!