#27 Architecture of NODE JS | Fundamentals of NODE JS | A Complete NODE JS Course

In this lecture, let's try to understand the architecture of NODE JS and how NODE JS works behind the scenes.
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Thank you for the explanation.

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[@xackman2407]

*correction @3:32 libuv is written in C not C++

[@Sai_ku_ma_r]

both C and C++ were used.

[@mohanmurali7975]

Hi i just want to ask about reactor pattern in nodejs and what its functionality

[@adammodzelewski4204]

Libuv is writen in C not C++

[@filipmatic3338]

not a single accurate info.event loop doesnot run anything it just check whether the call stack is empty and not and if it is empty it just push callback function to main thread.stop with this inaccurate information.

[@useless_comment]

yes he didn't mention the call back queue he said that event loop handles the callback coming from thread pool .

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why are you so angry?

[@deepdas7674]

There's huge difference between javascript architecture and node js architecture, yes the event loop is in javascript do that stuff but here libuv provide event loop and that totally different from js event loop do research first

[@deepdas7674]

Timers: Executes timer callbacks scheduled for the current time. Pending callbacks: Executes callbacks for completed I/O operations. Poll: Waits for new events and processes them. Check: Executes check callbacks after the poll phase. Close callbacks: Executes callbacks for closing handles.