Today, a friend asked in a Slack we’re a part of what Node.js resources did folks recommend? The Node.js docs and some egghead videos come to mind,...
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It's been a while since I learned backend 😅
I took Andrew Mead's NodeJS course on Udemy and I like it. But it hasn't been updated for a year now. So I don't know if it's still relevant. But I guess the basics are there.
I heard also the Full Stack Open is really good.
Thanks Ayu!
In case useful Microsoft has a free learning path to get started. I'd also love to hear about what kinds of Node-driven development folks are interested in seeing more learning content around.
Would there be interest in more content around Node.js tooling, front-end and full-stack frameworks, integration with various cloud services, or internals (how does it work under the hood)? Curious to know what the main pain points are for practical development.
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Thanks for the share Nitya! Those all sounds like great topics to explore. It would probably make a great discussion post itself to see what folks would be interested in learning. 😎
Thanks Nick - I might take your suggestion up and write one soon, once I wrap up the current #30DaysOfPWA series I am working on. Will update comment here when I do.
Understanding the event loop is definitely important.
I’ve mentioned these two resources before in this frontend dev post of mine.
Frontend Developer Resources 2022
Nick Taylor ・ Dec 28 '21 ・ 7 min read
Here are some courses I used to learn Node.js
The Complete Node.js Course
Learn to build applications and APIs with Node.js
Complete Node.js Developer in 2022: Zero to Mastery
Thanks for the share!
Javascript 30 is yet another good resource.
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The Net Ninja's playlist on youtube is a gold mine.
Yes, there are lots of resources and everyone looks to find a good resource worth the time to learn from, personaly I have learned it from their documentation, youtube, beside frontendmasters.com they got great paid resources there.
now adays, you can find great free resource on youtube & sites like freeCodeCamp.com as well
Best of luck
Thanks for the share. I can’t believe I forgot about those two resources. 😅 Do you have specific courses from those platforms that you’d recommend?