For those of you asking about prerequisites i would say having a good understanding of js is more than enough to get started learning Node.js because at the end of the day node is just a js runtime that lets you write js in the server side so you'll be writing js code so knowing the fundamentals of javascript is crucial to follow along with the tutorial and get the most out of it happy coding !
I’ve been learning front end web development for a year now and I can actually follow along with this tutorial. Learning JavaScript fundamentals is key for this tutorial. Thanks again for this awesome tutorial!
Hey! That bucket list is calling your name! 🪣✨ Let’s get you started-who knows, this might just be the thing that knocks it off your list! Go for it! Cheers!
49:50 Actually, there is an import.meta.dirname that returns the directory path directly. const __dirname = import.meta.dirname; console.log(__dirname); 🤔🤔
Hi! Each has its strengths-Node.js is great for scalability and real-time applications, while Laravel excels in structured, backend-heavy projects. It all depends on what you’re building! 😊 Cheers!
For those of you asking about prerequisites i would say having a good understanding of js is more than enough to get started learning Node.js because at the end of the day node is just a js runtime that lets you write js in the server side so you'll be writing js code so knowing the fundamentals of javascript is crucial to follow along with the tutorial and get the most out of it happy coding !
I’ve been learning front end web development for a year now and I can actually follow along with this tutorial. Learning JavaScript fundamentals is key for this tutorial. Thanks again for this awesome tutorial!
Great video helped me understand how backend in general and node works
Glad it helped!
I have waited years for this. 😀Thanks sir!!
Thanks man really needed updated node js course
This is on my bucket list, everybody please like and reply to this so i can get back to it.
Hey! That bucket list is calling your name! 🪣✨ Let’s get you started-who knows, this might just be the thing that knocks it off your list! Go for it!
Cheers!
Get back here 😂😂😂
NODE JS SEEMS VERY STRANGE
49:50 Actually, there is an import.meta.dirname that returns the directory path directly.
const __dirname = import.meta.dirname;
console.log(__dirname);
🤔🤔
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Please make a video on React.js
Hi! Great suggestion! React.js is a fantastic next step after getting a grip on Node.js. Stay tuned for more tutorials coming your way! 💻✨
Cheers!
Prerequisites any?
Know js
I think, it's Javascript
What extensions are you using. I loved your theme
It's window XP and window 98 Theme it's old 😂😊
Finished section 5, next weekend section 6 till end
1:15:12 it says 'Your request has been blocked due to a network policy.' for no reason. Anybody else?
you have cors problem
A great one. Thank you so much!
waiting for the MERN Stack course 🥰
les gooo!!!
GOD BLESS JEREMY MCPEAK. Your videos are the best 🙏 thanks for such clear explanations
i think php & laravel easer and more organized than node js, does anyone agree with me?
Hi! Each has its strengths-Node.js is great for scalability and real-time applications, while Laravel excels in structured, backend-heavy projects. It all depends on what you’re building! 😊
Cheers!
Font and theme ??
Did you find out?
It's a very high-quality and excellent course. Thanks, Envato, for providing such valuable education for free
Looking forward :)
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very good content, I like it a lot, because it's very intuitive, but can you do the same with ReactJS 🤩🤩🤩
Request has been blocked due to network policy re: reddit app @ 1:15:14
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how good?
Prerequisites ... None ?!
Some JavaScript
I guess html and css
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Good day greetings
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Your title didn't mention teaching us Express. You stated you'd only cover Node.js. It's best to stay on topic and make a separate video for Express.
He did mention it. 1:19
Definitely @Bshshshsz...need to install npm
No means any other language
npm means ?
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