Node JS Express MVC Application #20
Channel: Code with tkssharma
Date: 2020-07-10

Node.js Crash Course: Master Asynchronous Programming

Dive into the World of Node.js
Node JS & React Full Stack Training (Node JS and React JS )

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Node.js is a powerful JavaScript runtime environment for building scalable and efficient web applications. In this comprehensive crash course, you'll learn the fundamentals of Node.js and gain practical experience building real-world applications.

Key Topics Covered:

* Node.js Basics: Understand the core concepts and architecture of Node.js.
* Event-Driven Programming: Learn how Node.js's event-driven model works and its benefits.
* Asynchronous Programming: Master asynchronous programming techniques using callbacks, promises, and async/await.
* Modules and Packages: Explore the Node.js module system and use popular packages.
* HTTP Server: Create a basic HTTP server using Node.js's built-in `http` module.
* Express.js: Learn how to use the Express.js framework for building web applications.
* File System Operations: Work with files and directories using Node.js's `fs` module.
* Database Interactions: Connect to and interact with databases using Node.js drivers.
* Error Handling: Implement proper error handling mechanisms in your Node.js applications.
* Deployment: Learn how to deploy your Node.js applications to production.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to:

* Build scalable and efficient web applications using Node.js.
* Understand the core concepts of asynchronous programming.
* Use popular Node.js modules and frameworks.
* Deploy your Node.js applications to production.

Join us on this exciting journey to master Node.js and take your web development skills to the next level!

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