Best course to learn NodeJs.

[ajaix]

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[Ishan09]

you can try educative node js skill path for getting quickly into nodejs. I am searching for this course but I am not getting other than that there is frontend masters, and udemy courses but they are too lengthy.

 

[wwwh6]

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Thank you so much

 

[ajaix]

Thank you so much but how can I download it from the provided website

click this mirror and then GET button

 

[wwwh6]

click this mirror and then GET button

thank you so much

 

[toofanSingh]

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Thank you!

 

[reddysandeep0588]

you will find in udemy look for updated course

 

[sivawc3]

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

try this course https://tutflix.org/resources/node-with-react-build-deploy-a-fullstack-web-application.8373/ which covers all industry standards.

 

[whyyor]

I have tried multiple courses but the one I found best is newline's nodejs book

 

[OrteRInD]

There really isn't that much of a best course thing, first perfect your javascript, then go through docs of node js and understand few things, in the end its just js libraries.

 

[Priyanshu Vanra]

Erick Wendel - Mastering Node.js Streams​

may be it's help you

 

[ftrial45]

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

Webdevsimplified youtube channel is pretty good, in terms of explaining the concepts. Check this playlist: h**ps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZlA0Gpn_vH8jbFkBjOuFjhxANC63OmXM
When done with this, finish his URL shortener video.Then, just follow any project videos on YT. When you have done like 5 projects of begginner-intermediate level, you would have learned NodeJS.
I learned like this for a month, just googling around and building small projects (very few of them till the end), I gained a good grasp and then got hired as an intern. Good luck.

 

[whoopty_hoops]

just go with frontend masters on this if you are looking to quickly build rest apis, the rest of the courses will feed you the internals of it and could be just heavily padded with length.

if you are looking for a well renowned fullstack just go with this:

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(this is very good)
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If you are looking for something meatier for nodejs other options would be

- if stephen grider got a course on it just pick that up you can never go wrong with him
- ZTM (their nodejs courses in one of the few courses from them which is structured well)
- CWM got another well structured course
- Wesbos is decent
- last one would be Erick Wendel as it is focused on streams ( i will be exploring that in future if there is a need)


But in general, for a speed up learning if you are not new to webdev you can quickly go through frontend masters. You can just pick the parts you wanna learn but they do provide a nodejs path which is actually very indepth might be abit too much.

good luck with the learning, would suggest picking one course and learn it and dont come back to it, dont seek for an ideal course ( cuz it doesnt exsist).

TBH I would say just start a project. You will learn along the way. You will learn so many things when youu stumble across errors which will teach you why what you did is wrong and then what is the way around it.

 

[Coolboy]

Node.js, Express, MongoDB & More: The Complete Bootcamp 2023

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best course​

 

[Ishan09]

See, I am also doing nodejs if you ask me I am doing mosh's course which is incredibly short and sweet and apart from that I am refering educative node.js skill path which is uploaded here, dont fall into huge courses traps, i find it quite boring and lengthy. if you are a person who just want to know essentials and start working towards project , do what I am doing. You can see my timeline and see for yourself what you can learn in 5-7 days with what I am doing and project yourself if you want to reach at this point.

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[naijatask]

Node.js, Express, MongoDB & More: The Complete Bootcamp 2023​

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best course​

See, I am also doing nodejs if you ask me I am doing mosh's course which is incredibly short and sweet and apart from that I am refering educative node.js skill path which is uploaded here, dont fall into huge courses traps, i find it quite boring and lengthy. if you are a person who just want to know essentials and start working towards project , do what I am doing. You can see my timeline and see for yourself what you can learn in 5-7 days with what I am doing and project yourself if you want to reach at this point.

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[SoulSurvivor7]

The problem with Jonas is that his courses are quite lengthy. His videos are pretty long too....+-20 min a video. He over explain simple concepts.

Which might be a good thing for completely beginners. But i got bored really quickly. I tried his CSS and JS course. But it just wasn't for me.

I understand the good reviews though. His projects are visually appealing. But in the end, if you don't practice on your own. You will not learn a lot here. Because its like 40-50 hours coding along.

 

[Justanotherguy]

cool

 

[Mecstiles]

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.

Yeah he is one of the best tutors I have seen so far

 

[naveen07]

Maximilian course on udemy is the best

Can you share link broo