- What is Node Js
- History of Node Js
- Is Node.js a framework, package, or language?
- Advantage and Disadvantage of Node Js
- What is the Prerequisite to learn Node Js
- Download and Install Node Js
- REPL in Node Js
- First Program in Node Js
- Initialize a Node Project
- Module Wrapper Function in Node Js
- Path Module in Node Js
- What is Common Js
- Import statement in Node Js
- OS Module in Node Js
- URL Module in Node Js
- Event Module in Node Js
- HTTP Module in Node Js
- Nodemon in Node Js
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Post 1.5 — Supabase CLI Basics: Local Development
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Setting up TypeScript in a project is an important first step to leverage its benefits. Here’s a detailed step-by-step guide on how to set i...
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TypeScript is a strongly typed, object-oriented, compiled language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It is a superset of JavaScript, me...
Node.js is introduced through a progressive lecture sequence that begins with its definition, history, classification, advantages and disadvantages, and prerequisites. The series then moves into practical setup topics such as downloading and installing Node.js, using the REPL, writing a first program, and initializing a Node project.
ReplyDeleteThe lectures then cover important built-in Node.js concepts and modules, including the module wrapper function, Path module, CommonJS, import statements, OS module, URL module, Event module, and HTTP module. These topics provide an introduction to working with Node.js modules and core runtime functionality. Learners can explore these concepts further through Nodejs Course.
The series also includes Nodemon, along with the progression from basic Node.js programs to modules, events, and HTTP functionality. After building this foundation, learners can move toward structured backend application development with NestJS Course.
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