
Javascript is the most popular language around the world. It is a high performance scripting language. For 20 years, JavaScript has been used for client-side scripting, later came NodeJS, which was a runtime environment required to execute a program written in JavaScript.
NodeJS is a single-threaded, cross-platform, open-source server environment that can run on Windows, Linux, Unix, macOS, and more.
It is a back-end JavaScript runtime environment, runs on the V8 JavaScript Engine and executes.
NodeJS native language is JavaScript. NodeJS was aiming to create real-time websites with push capability but you can create all types of websites.
LinkedIn, Paypal, Netflix, and eBay are some famous websites made in NodeJS.
After completing this course, you can understand what a Web Server and NodeJS are.
You are able to handle HTTP requests.
You can create REST APIs.
You will have knowledge about the MySQL Server and MongoDB and how you can connect it with your NodeJS project.
Overall, you will be able to create your own dynamic website in NodeJS.
Job opportunities: Learning NodeJS can open up various job opportunities in MNC companies like Paypal, LinkedIn, Uber, Yahoo, Medium, GoDaddy, Groupon, Walmart and others which are using NodeJS.
Career growth: NodeJS is a dynamic field with plenty of opportunities for career growth and advancement.
Freelancing: Learning NodeJS can give you the opportunity to work as a freelancer and have the flexibility to work on a project-to-project basis.
I became attracted by the complexities of computer language throughout my time in college and began learning coding as a result. Every time I coded, it seemed like I was creating something new. I finally landed my desired job once I had mastered the language, which took over a month. I've done web and app development work for organisations like Sigmatech, DLB Infotech, Unacademy, Class24, JRF Adda, and many others.
I'm here to introduce you to NodeJS, a powerful programming language. By learning this, you will become an expert in the field and gain information on how to create your own mobile application or website while also working on projects for other businesses. Your chances of landing a job at an MNC will increase if you learn this. You can even start your own projects as a freelancer.
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Introduction NodeJS
Class 1: NodeJS Introduction Class
Class 2: Basics of HTML
Class 3: HTML tags and CCS introduction
Class 4: CSS Design Breakdown
Class 5: JavaScipt Intro
Class 6: Javascript Basic, Variable and Condition
Class 7: Javascript Switch Loop
Class 8: Javascript Function
Class 9 : Javascript Classes
Class 10: Javascript Promise
Class 11: Javascript Async/Await
Class 12: Javascript Inheritance and method overriding
Class 13: Node JS - 1
Class 14: Node JS - II
Class 15: Node JS - III
Class 16: Node JS - IV
Class 17: Node JS - V Create Server
Class 18: Node JS - VI Handle GET request
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Class 19: Node JS || FS: File Read
Class 20: Node JS || FS: Write and append file
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Class 21: Node JS - IX
Class 22: Node JS - Core Debugger
Class 23: Node JS - VSCode and Chrome debugger
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