This repository documents my journey of learning Node.js, a powerful JavaScript runtime for building scalable and efficient server-side applications. It includes examples, projects, and notes that showcase various aspects of Node.js development, serving as a reference for my learning and a resource for others exploring Node.js.
- Gain a solid understanding of Node.js core concepts and architecture.
- Build and deploy server-side applications using Node.js.
- Learn how to work with modules, file systems, streams, and events.
- Explore integration with databases and RESTful API development.
- Implement best practices for writing clean and efficient Node.js code.
- Node.js Basics: Setting up the environment, understanding the event loop, and exploring Node.js modules.
- Asynchronous Programming: Callbacks, Promises, and
async/await
. - File System and Streams: Working with files and leveraging streams for performance.
- Building APIs: Creating RESTful APIs and handling routing with frameworks like Express.js.
- Database Integration: Connecting Node.js applications to databases (e.g., MongoDB, MySQL).
- Authentication: Implementing authentication using JWT and session-based techniques.
- Real-Time Applications: Exploring WebSocket and Socket.IO for real-time communication.
- Testing and Debugging: Writing unit tests with tools like Mocha and debugging Node.js applications.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/imankii01/NodeJS-Learning cd Nodejs
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Explore the content to review examples, projects, and notes.
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Run the sample applications to practice and understand Node.js concepts:
node <filename>.js
- Node.js Installed: Download and Install Node.js.
- Basic knowledge of JavaScript.
- Familiarity with web development concepts.
Here are some resources that helped during the learning process:
- Node.js Official Documentation
- The Node.js Handbook
- Express.js Guide
- Learn Node.js with FreeCodeCamp
I’m Ankit, a MERN Stack Developer and AWS enthusiast, learning Node.js to enhance my backend development skills. This repository is a part of my personal learning journey, and I hope it can also help others who are starting their Node.js journey.
- GitHub: imankii01
- Hashnode Blog: imankit.hashnode.dev