No-side leaks proficient in node. js

Original: Learn node. js Completely and with Confidence (2013-2-4)
Translation: Jaward Wah Tsai

duration of study : approx. 2 weeks
Learning Prerequisites : JavaScript Knowledge Mastery 5/10

Being a JavaScript developer is the best time to be, and it's getting better. Mainly because of the advent of HTML5, the passing of Flash, the popularity of mobile devices, and the most important node.js--developers can finally use Javascrpit on the server side.

node. JS is revolutionary in itself and is already very close to the future of modern web development-pure JavaScript as a server-side language. I will provide you with a detailed learning route for node. JS, which is very effective for me (I use an e-commerce web app developed by node. js) and I believe it works for you. You will fully learn node. js and walk confidently through this course, because you will be able to build an ultra-fast, real-time Web application in a short period of time after 2-3 weeks.

Why learn node. js

JavaScript has become a Web language today, and there is no doubt that it will remain in place for years to come, as there is no alternative to JavaScript. ECMAScript organizations are pushing the JavaScript language at full speed. And the advent of node. JS enables developers to develop modern Web applications using pure JavaScript on the server side.

With a full understanding of node. js, you will be able to develop real-time, fast, extensible, data-driven Web applications, and you will have the knowledge to quickly adapt to any new, cutting-edge JavaScript framework such as Derby.js and Meter.js.

It is worth noting that a few years ago we needed to know a real server-side language (such as Php,rails,java,python or Perl) to develop a scalable, dynamic, database-driven Web application that could now be implemented with only JavaScript .

Don't learn that node. js

1. There are now countless node. js tutorials, but most of them can't be used to master node. js, let alone decide which tutorial is good. Most tutorials do not meet the depth and structure you need to fully learn node. js.

   A year ago when I studied node. js, I looked at a bunch of node. JS tutorials and wasted a lot of time in some tutorials. Some of the tutorials were very disappointing (I didn't learn anything substantial), and the white toss made me depressed. I would like to point out those useless tutorials or post their URLs, but I just want to say, don't waste your time on those tutorials.

   I'm sure there are a lot of good node. js Tutorials , but you need to move away from a bunch of regular tutorials to find the best. It is inefficient to learn node. js. I've come this way, so I hope this tutorial will help you, so you don't have to waste the time I've wasted.

2. Don't pick a node. js book on Amazon based on the comments. Even if this is the usual way to pick a book (which is what my book buys), because node. JS is still a new platform, most of the books don't have enough review samples to evaluate its usefulness and value. In short, these comments are not good enough.

   If you search for "node. js" On Amazon, you'll find at least 21 books of node. js. Although I've only read 4 of them (the best 4), I've found a pattern of bad books: the authors seem to have no deep understanding of the node. JS Architecture and platform, and books seem to be a collection of common tutorials. Two of the 4 books I read in node. js are good, but I'm going to recommend only one of them. These two books are "node. JS Advanced Programming" (Professional Node.js:Building JavaScript Based Scalable software), author Pedro Teixera; and the Great node. JS: To the end of JavaScript (smashing Node.js:JavaScript Everywhere), the author Guillermo Rauch. I recommend the former, but you can learn a lot from the latter, so buy both, if you attach great importance to node. JS Development.

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