Node.js Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Node in 1 Hour | Mosh




Node.js Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Node in 1 Hour

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TABLE OF CONTENT:
00:00 What is Node
03:01 Node Architecture
06:04 How Node Works
10:29 Installing Node
13:01 Your First Node Program
15:22 Node Module System
15:52 Global Object
19:14 Modules
22:51 Creating a Module
27:35 Loading a Module
32:59 Module Wrapper Function
39:53 Path Module
44:03 OS Module
48:22 File System Module
53:14 Events Module
59:33 Event Arguments
01:02:43 Extending EventEmitter
01:10:46 HTTP Module

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32 responses to “Node.js Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Node in 1 Hour | Mosh”

  1. One question.. I was doing great until I got to the stringify JSON function (I'm new at that)…. the browser displayed something like this: [1,2,3] … not like yours…. (I'm working on windows with chrome browser).. do I need something else to my data to be displayed as yours?

    Edit: Nevermind.. I think I needed to install JSON view extension for Chrome…. (I wonder how this should work with a normal client without installing developer tools)

  2. 57:00 The word "emit" comes from Latin "emittere", which is a compound of "ex" ("out") and "mittere" ("to send"). Words like "mission", "submit", "'permit", "omit" etc. come from the same root. So it's not about "making noise" at all, it's about "sending out" (e.g. a message, or a messenger, or a person, or a letter, or some projectile, like an arrow or a rocket, or even a light signal).
    Next time you didn't know how a certain word means, you can consult etymonline.com which is a great etymology dictionary that tells you what words mean and where did they come from.

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