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Node.js is a powerful tool for controlling servers, building web applications, and creating event-driven programs. And it takes JavaScript—a language familiar to all web developers—out of the browser. With Node.js, you can build applications that run on your laptop or even the cloud. Learn the essentials of Node.js and start creating your own JavaScript applications in this introductory training course. Alex Banks shows how to install Node.js on a Mac or PC and work with the Node.js core: the global object, event loop, http module, and file system. Then he covers reading and writing data, streaming data, making http requests, and working with the node package manager (npm). In the final chapters, he shows how to start sessions on web servers, communicate with web servers and clients with WebSockets, use the Express framework to develop applications, and test and debug Node.js code.

Want to speed up your Node.js workflow? Check out the tutorials on automating tasks with Grunt and npm scripts. Instructor •. Alex Banks develops large-scale web applications and teaches web development at Yahoo, eBay, and Stanford.

Alex Banks started writing code at the age of eight years old on his first computer, a Tandy TRS-80. In 1995, Alex developed his first website and has been hooked ever since. He went on to study English and computer science at Georgetown University before working as a government consultant and classroom instructor in the Washington, DC, area. Alex has spent his entire career developing web applications and teaching web development technologies. He has developed several large-scale elearning and CMS applications, including the CMS for the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon that hosted 10 high-traffic websites. In 2010, Alex moved to Seattle and worked with MSN to develop Big on the Web. Alex now lives in Tahoe City, California, and he provides classroom and online-based training regularly for Yahoo, eBay, PayPal, and Stanford University, and other companies across the country.

When Alex isn't in a classroom, he spends his time developing applications, learning new technologies, and writing custom training curriculums. When Alex isn't wired into code or in front of a classroom, you can find him somewhere in the Sierra Nevada backcountry on a chairlift, on the trail, or at the summit.

Related courses • Course By: Kevin Skoglund 4h 15m 59s • Course By: Kevin Skoglund 4h 15m 59s • Course By: Alexander Zanfir 57m 36s • Course By: Alexander Zanfir 57m 36s • Course Transcript - Hello. I'm Alex Banks. Welcome to Node.js Essential Training. Node.js allows us to build javascript applications that run outside the scope of the browser which means you could run javascript either locally on your laptop or in a large cluster on the Cloud. Node.js works across platforms. It is lightweight, fast and the node package manager, npm, gives us access to the largest source of open source libraries in the world.

In this course, we're going to dive into this technology and see what it's all about. This course starts off by defining how Node.js works with this event driven, asynchronous, non-blocking IO model. We'll discover how an event loop is at the core of Node.js and how single threaded applications can handle many connections quickly. We're diving deep into the Node core to discover what we can do with Node.js before ever installing our first npm.

We'll focus on streams, the file system, the HTTP module, the guts, the stuff that is used to make it all happen. Once we • Practice while you learn with exercise files.

Watch this course anytime, anywhere. Course Contents • Introduction Introduction • • • • • 1. What Is Node.js? What Is Node.js?

Installing Node.js 2. Installing Node.js • • • • 3. Node Core • • • • • 4.

Node Modules 4. Node Modules • • • • • • • 5. The File System 5. The File System • • • • • • • • • 6. The HTTP Module 6.

The HTTP Module • • • • • • 7. Node Package Manager 7.

Node Package Manager • • • • • 8. Web Servers 8. Web Servers • • • • • 9. WebSockets 9. WebSockets • • • • 10. Testing and Debugging 10. Testing and Debugging • • • • • • • • • • 11.

Automation and Deployment 11. Automation and Deployment • • • • • • • Conclusion Conclusion •.

Node.js is a powerful tool for controlling servers, building web applications, and creating event-driven programs. And it takes JavaScript—a language familiar to all web developers—out of the browser. With Node.js, you can build applications that run on your laptop or even the cloud. Learn the essentials of Node.js and start creating your own JavaScript applications in this introductory training course. Alex Banks shows how to install Node.js on a Mac or PC and work with the Node.js core: the global object, event loop, http module, and file system.

Then he covers reading and writing data, streaming data, making http requests, and working with the node package manager (npm). In the final chapters, he shows how to start sessions on web servers, communicate with web servers and clients with WebSockets, use the Express framework to develop applications, and test and debug Node.js code.

Want to speed up your Node.js workflow? Check out the tutorials on automating tasks with Grunt and npm scripts. Instructor •. Alex Banks develops large-scale web applications and teaches web development at Yahoo, eBay, and Stanford. Alex Banks started writing code at the age of eight years old on his first computer, a Tandy TRS-80.

In 1995, Alex developed his first website and has been hooked ever since. He went on to study English and computer science at Georgetown University before working as a government consultant and classroom instructor in the Washington, DC, area. Alex has spent his entire career developing web applications and teaching web development technologies. He has developed several large-scale elearning and CMS applications, including the CMS for the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon that hosted 10 high-traffic websites. In 2010, Alex moved to Seattle and worked with MSN to develop Big on the Web.

Alex now lives in Tahoe City, California, and he provides classroom and online-based training regularly for Yahoo, eBay, PayPal, and Stanford University, and other companies across the country. When Alex isn't in a classroom, he spends his time developing applications, learning new technologies, and writing custom training curriculums. When Alex isn't wired into code or in front of a classroom, you can find him somewhere in the Sierra Nevada backcountry on a chairlift, on the trail, or at the summit. Related courses • Course By: Kevin Skoglund 4h 15m 59s • Course By: Kevin Skoglund 4h 15m 59s • Course By: Alexander Zanfir 57m 36s • Course By: Alexander Zanfir 57m 36s • Course Transcript - If you create websockets with native JavaScript in the browser, they'll work in most modern browsers.

But the support for them in older browsers isn't quite there yet. Here I'm looking up the websockets spec.

On caniuse.com. So, one of the things that we can do, is, we can incorporate a module called Socket.IO. Socket.IO is a module that will help us build websockets, that has its own client and its own server JavaScript. You Will Never Know Imany Download Zippy Share. What Socket.IO does, is it fails back to long polling when websockets aren't supported. So, if websockets aren't supported in a browser, Socket.IO will still most likely work.

And, if websockets aren't supported at your hosting company, you can actually build a websocket application that uses entirely long polling, so that you can have a socket application work where websockets are not supported. In this lesson we are going to build the exact same chat app that we've built previously using pure websockets. Only this time, we're going to use Socket.IO. The very • Practice while you learn with exercise files.

Watch this course anytime, anywhere. Course Contents • Introduction Introduction • • • • • 1. What Is Node.js? What Is Node.js? Ebru Turkce Ders Kitabi Pdf Converter. Installing Node.js 2.

Installing Node.js • • • • 3. Node Core • • • • • 4. Node Modules 4. Node Modules • • • • • • • 5. The File System 5. The File System • • • • • • • • • 6. The HTTP Module 6.

The HTTP Module • • • • • • 7. Node Package Manager 7. Node Package Manager • • • • • 8.

Web Servers 8. Web Servers • • • • • 9. WebSockets 9. WebSockets • • • • 10. Testing and Debugging 10.

Testing and Debugging • • • • • • • • • • 11. Automation and Deployment 11.

Automation and Deployment • • • • • • • Conclusion Conclusion •.