Best course to learn NodeJs.

[nabin]

Looking for the best and updated course to learn nodejs as I want to transition from frontend to backend.

 

[gulebhai]

Me too

 

[shinrax]

I am currently learning Node from ZTM. So far, it's great, but it can feel tedious because there are so many deep explanations of what is going on with Node.

I remember in the past, I tried I did try Jonas Schmedtmann from udemy. It felt more like straight to the point to code stuff in Node, but not so in-depth an explanation compared to the ZTM.

At the end of the day, you gotta just pick one and try it out

 

[gulebhai]

Jonas Schmedtmann was a very bad fit for me. His project based approach didn't help at all. It was like all day copying and pasting code, no progress at all. Wasted my dollars on that course. Never getting anything from Jonas again.

 

[BISMILAHA KHAN]

Also I am looking for best course for MERN stack pls suggest

 

[naijatask]

I've never tried his node JS course, but his courses doesn't have huge amounts of students for naught. I've taken his html and css, sass and JavaScript courses and it's the best decision I've ever taken.

Jonas Schmedtmann was a very bad fit for me. His project based approach didn't help at all. It was like all day copying and pasting code, no progress at all. Wasted my dollars on that course. Never getting anything from Jonas again.

 

[BISMILAHA KHAN]

Also I am looking for best course for MERN stack pls suggest

Can anyone suggest me pls

 

[ktxtre]

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is pretty decent to begin with.

 

[TylerDurden]

Maximilian course on udemy is the best

 

[shivamkumar]

If you prefer text based material and want to learn from scratch,

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is really good

 

[immortalwar033@gmail]

Jonas Schmedtmann was a very bad fit for me. His project based approach didn't help at all. It was like all day copying and pasting code, no progress at all. Wasted my dollars on that course. Never getting anything from Jonas again.

I have used Angela yu for backened it f**ked up...

 

[gulebhai]

these popular instructors are like that. idk how they even get popular.

 

[pavan44]

frontendmasters

 

[omarbadial2013@gmail]

Which one is good to learn? Should I start with ZTM?

 

[gulebhai]

If you prefer text based material and want to learn from scratch,

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is really good

I've not seen single person to complete TOP. it's just recommended everywhere.

 

[pavan44]

Which one is good to learn? Should I start with ZTM?

unless its laravel there is no right way lol try out bunch and see what's clicking for you some people like project based some like in depth
what i used is frontend masters node js path

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even if you dont take this i'd highly recommend any will sentance course js hard parts and node js hard parts

 

[omarbadial2013@gmail]

unless its laravel there is no right way lol try out bunch and see what's clicking for you some people like project based some like in depth
what i used is frontend masters node js path

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even if you dont take this i'd highly recommend any will sentance course js hard parts and node js hard parts

If I can use Laravel backend for react then which one is good to learn?

 

[pavan44]

If I can use Laravel backend for react then which one is good to learn?

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that's all you need for laravel well you need practice but courses thats it

 

[ajaix]

I would suggest Node.js Design Patterns: Design and implement production-grade Node.js applications using proven patterns and techniques, 3rd Edition book. This is the most indepth i ever read about nodejs and is beginner friendly.

 

[wwwh6]

I would suggest Node.js Design Patterns: Design and implement production-grade Node.js applications using proven patterns and techniques, 3rd Edition book. This is the most indepth i ever read about nodejs and is beginner friendly.

thank you for your suggestion. Do you have a link for this book ?