Node.js Tutorial For Beginners | Node JS Crash Course

[@Justin_Min_001]

I find myself very comfortable whenever I study with Dev Ed's tutorials. I like the way he conveys his knowledge.

[@santiagosinatra]

I was just going to type something similar, i have watched tons of videos about node and just with this one I have finally understood in the first 7 minutes how modules work, and he didn't even focused on that for too long but the way he explained it made it very clear to me. 😃

[@Thanveershah]

Would love to see a React and Node js video , Integrating them.

[@mikealejandro3938]

HELL YEAAAAAAAAAAAH!

[@Alite4daday]

Angular is where it’s at!

[@osusara]

Hey Dev, I should say that, these are the best tutorials I've ever seen on the internet. So clear, well structured, not boring at all. Few weeks ago I was so broken because as a IT student, I wasn't able create a proper web site, I can only HTML, CSS not even JS. But your videos proved that these are not so hard. These videos inspired me. You know what. Now I'm addicted to React. I even tried Rect-Native my own, because I have that much confidence now. All these because of you. Once again thank you very much for giving me a hope. Keep it up. Also Dev Ed is the only channel I turned on the notification. Not even Pewd ;)

[@terraflops]

seriously the 1st 10 minutes has been the best ! no other KZbinr i have seen explain Nodejs so clear and helpful. Thanks Ed !

[@karangujrati679]

Watched 3 other videos on NodeJS and couldn't understand much. Watched just one video of Dev Ed and NodeJs started to make sense now! Amazing video!

[@smithscarborough]

Dude! You are such a gifted teacher and lifesaver. The bootcamp I'm in blew through BE so fast, this and your related videos really help me to fill in the gaps. Thank you thank you!!!

[@JohnDoe-dz5wu]

I just learned node.js in 40 mins (including the API part), wtf? This is great! Gotta dive into theory now.

[@theharrypeter_xd1237]

Nice magic trick at the beginning🤣🤣

[@_.sunnyraj._]

HAHAHHAHHA

[@tadeh1]

This was a really great introduction to Node. I just wanted a basic rundown of how it all comes together and the typical operations you would use. I'm glad I found your channel. Subscribed!

[@byronnyayiera1393]

Watching in 2021 and so far you've given the best basic tutorial 👋👋👋

[@maheshtamang6158]

you literally are the best teacher there is in web dev community. i tried learning node js from other youtuber too but couldn't understand what they were saying at all. but after watching this video i''m crystal clear about all the things you taught! thankyou so much Ed.

[@justinhans]

5:30 FYI If you write const name = 'Dev Ed'. name isn't stored on the window object. This only applies to var, not const/let.

[@killersiggy]

So with module.exports you can also have multiple functions inside. It’s something like module.exports = { Name1: function(parms){}, Name2:function(parms){},... } Then you can reference it like const name_funcs = require(file); name_funcs.Name1(parms); Not sure if he gets to this or not just saw him showing exporting for one function

[@ahaemiruchifoodandfusion3034]

I love your teaching style. And also the smile on your face makes the topic much more easier

[@sounak2009]

Love your work Edwin. Would love to see a Houdini trick with a mern stack tutorial. 😜

[@zainablawal97]

Dude be my man!!!. It was an awesome tutorial by the way. Only that the http pre built-in module isn't that clear yet.

[@aimeej2191]

I just finished a class in this and I felt very defeated. Someone shared this video after and it taught me everything I should have learned in that class. I really appreciate this.

[@osusara]

I Would love to see a fully functional React System, maybe MERN.

[@jeremyasirwaad6029]

Your The Best Tutor So Far in KZbin.

[@lucastavares206]

If you ever make a course or something like that , let us know. I like the way you teach things. Keep up

[@mehmetemin5404]

Great explanation Ed, i'm waiting to see the Express tutorial

[@aduonye]

Thanks for this tutorial. It helped me grasp the concept and by the way: You are a good teacher.

[@victorolorunda1934]

This is an awesome instructional material. I love the build up; You started from the simpler and basic concepts and built up from there. I loved you definition of what node is; that entirely captures it well.

[@sherifsalah5563]

Best crash course EVER. Could you please do a MERN stack tutorial!

[@codespector1989]

Thanks a lot , this is theeeee best ever node video I have ever seen for begginners

[@KylePrinsloo]

Great tutorial Ed :) if anyone has any questions about my freelancing bundle, I'd be happy to answer

[@user679jk7]

OMG I have watched lots of video and this is definitely the best one! Thank you so much.

[@12likea]

Hey there, first of all. I really enjoy the way you explain everything, it helped me a lot! I wonder if you ever put out a "All-In-One" course for creating one or several websites? I would sign-in without any hasitation! Is there anything planed?

[@romitmohane4891]

Understanding node helps in react development too!

[@marcindomanski5654]

5:58 - check this in browser. You may use var instead.

[@romulonavas2042]

You make complicated things look so simple! And my wish to study and learn more rises! Thanks Dev Ed!

[@chrisdietrich1533]

you are such a fun person!

[@Romeo-vt8hq]

Before I thought that Brad Traversy is the best but after his node js crash course I was left bewildered so decided to check other tutorials. I enjoy the way Ed explains everything, it becomes much clearer. Thanks bro

[@nayeemuddin7745]

got confident to go the next step . Thank sir a tons.

[@alexanderthreee]

As usual a fun to watch, easily understandable and fun dev ed tutorial!

[@SimPwear84]

Starting to become one of my favourite channel. Great stuff!!

[@bhavinshah4257]

A very quality content we are getting here for free. Thank you so much for providing 1000$ course. +1 🤘✌️👌👍

[@aryansoni57]

please don't give him ideas

[@bhavinshah4257]

@@aryansoni57 why?

[@JulioCesar9482]

I would love to see more about Node js, and maybe a project using js in front and back-end. Nice video!

[@developedbyed]

Coming!

[@protopan7722]

Hey Ed please make a Node js course! I will sure buy it

[@ankurkumargoell]

I have no knowledge of Node but this video clears basic of node development.

[@developedbyed]

Have you used node before?

[@theharrypeter_xd1237]

No

[@elabinnovations]

Yup Trying to make small project with node.js, express, pug and firebase. But, I can't go without any video 😫

[@4541047]

Cool video. I would of suggest to show how you debug this code in VSCode/Chrome. Its important..

[@codingwithkenny6492]

Wow this was very helpful! Thank you so much! This cleared up so much confusion I had about Node.js before watching this amazing explanation!!

[@gicharu]

Great, short precise and covers the most important stuff.

[@kapilbaraskar91]

The quality, content, and depth in concepts are great. Thank you for providing this course. One Request: can you please make a video on not event handlers.

[@maksymyankivskyy2419]

Thank you Ed i am actually study for become web developer you explained much better node JS than my teacher THANK YOU VERY MUTCH !

[@all_about__today]

Someone's gonna get B- grade if their teacher were to find out

[@denniszenanywhere]

this is good. What does "require" really do? Is it just short requirement And what did you say in 40:57. You don't have to _____?

[@lushu2437]

Hey Ed, really nice video! Have been a fan of your tutorials for two years. However, I have to say there is something wrong with this video. At 5:40, when you const name=" Dev Ed", it is actually not attached to the window object. Only "var" can do that. As I tried in my browser console, if I use "const", window.name is just undefined. Same situation for the arrow function.

[@nellison]

The biggest reason why I always watch him is I just love he's great content I was I could subscibe again to this magical channel!

[@adarshpandey2978]

You are awesome man! I can't begin to explain how much importance you hold for me in my journey to become a full stack developer. Thank you so so much! Lots of love from India

[@nutryada3843]

Thank you so much for your tutorials! So I can say, that many people from Russia see U, because we have not good channels for developers/studing etc...unfortunately. And U really help us. Maybe I did many mistakes in sentenses but I really wanted to say TANKS.

[@compassft]

12:52 ...that syntax with a ${__filename} doesn't work for me...

[@elabinnovations]

*I love all your tutorials* 💕 Can you upload a tutorial about simple project with node.js, express, pug and firebase?

[@tusharsahu8176]

I really like the effort you make here. It is so much helpful! Thanks a lot!

[@tawfek.m7722]

I always like your video before i watch it because i know it's the best

[@douglassilva4615]

Dude, you're awesome. Thank you for the great content :D

[@hocineabdellatifhouari3263]

nice video, really liked your simplicity, however I noticed when you typed lorem and suddenly the text wrapped up in a nice way, I suppose you r using a keyboard shortcut or some extension, may I know how you did it? and thanks.

[@vazhaatskureli1701]

Thanks for a fun and interesting course 💜💜💜 you are the best 💜

[@agustinfernandezbellezza9400]

men 4 real, i dont get why dont you have following you and liking you at least everybody learning all the things you cover.... jajaj amazing men, thank you for giving this videos men!

[@facu5563]

Great video Ed, thanks! Definitely will waite for the Express tutorial Cheers

[@victorolorunda1934]

Thanks Ed. You produce very helpful contents.

[@franexmo81-]

Awesome tutorial. It's great to learn and have fun at the same time

[@compassft]

Can someone kindly explain me which is the advantage to declare an arrow function as a constant? Thank you!

[@techcamp2023]

hi Ed, in my case the require is not defined, although I am applying exactly like your code.

[@sippy420]

good course, I really liked it, and as a new coder it reallly helped me out.

[@zairakhan1734]

Hi! Ed please make a video on media query

[@socialnfarming4530]

Hi bro..it's really very helpfull what are you are teaching will it be the same in companies too like for two experience people doing ..

[@aleedhillon]

I watched it at 1.5 speed and it was quick and awesome node learning experience.

[@yousefm9297]

thanks for the awesome video, what is the Mic you're using if you don't mind sharing the name

[@Gikkeoi]

Tbh I don’t see why learning this is useful, but now I understand what it does. Other tutorials just show you the commands and I couldn’t understand what they were doing at all or the reason

[@thanveershah4758]

Can you make a video on React Native ? All the current available videos are outdated

[@wilsonfaustino]

I love your channel. I'm learning a lot here. If you could, I would be very gratefull if you make a Node CHOKIDAR tutorial. Greetings from Brazil.

[@jag831]

How come I wasn't trained in NodeJS, it's amazing! Thanks Ed! (I'm totally confused by the last 2 minutes of the video but it's fine)

[@neozoan]

Your performance at the start was awesome

[@dsqaurecoding]

Thanks a lot Ed, I want to ask how do you make this interesting thumbnail for videos , these are awesome

[@jamolov_xoja]

the best video ever

[@kitrodriguez992]

I watched this whole tutorial and I found it pretty useful for coding discord bots. :) Thanks Dev :D

[@justinsiegel2357]

How would I use this to serve an html page that also has a script tag with reference to a JavaScript file?

[@khibarrassul1582]

Ed, when are we going to get some Vue material,? soon please!

[@prsion1925]

38:17 =You are the best of the world!!!

[@bank_coder]

I LOVE YOUR WORK BROOOO

[@jianingwang8509]

This tutorial and explaination is sososo awesome!! Thank you!1

[@saikumarreddyatluri3332]

Can please make tutorials on socket.io

[@internap627]

The bell was hit. Thanks for the great content.

[@lukasluftlaufer1093]

That was amazing. Thanks Ed :)

[@linettevarghesekoshy2170]

When i run js file i'm getting a error like this : Error: Cannot find module 'C:\Users\admin'\add.js' at Function.Module._resolveFilename (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:636:15) at Function.Module._load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:562:25) at Function.Module.runMain (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:831:12) at startup (internal/bootstrap/node.js:283:19) at bootstrapNodeJSCore (internal/bootstrap/node.js:623:3) What should i do?

[@remax110]

I love your positive energy and your videos.

[@lucastavares206]

I got one question. With node we can do anything relate do back-end that other languages are capable of ? I'm into simple things like a login on a website or app

[@developedbyed]

Yes, ofcourse

[@Deadmode]

You are a legend Edders

[@MasterZiomekPL]

What's the difference between require and import?

[@developedbyed]

Import is the newer ES6 syntax. It will be supported soon in node as well!

[@MasterZiomekPL]

@@developedbyed But when I write react code I always use import not require. Is that not node.js anymore?

[@developedbyed]

@@MasterZiomekPL In react you have Babel which just transpiles your code. You can use babel with node as well and use import.

[@MasterZiomekPL]

@@developedbyed OOOH Explains alot! Thanks! :D

[@RoyCuenca]

ohhh wowww! this is so marvelous master! very thxs... i hope more of this big material!

[@maplestoryinchinese]

Keep up the great content !

[@murillomfs]

What about a Next.js video? how to deploy websites made with react and still being SEO friendly? One more time, awesome content and metodology. Big fan!

[@Jimmy-zw9ve]

23:58 great metaphor

[@juanpablocastiglionidupin7439]

Excellent crash course!

[@davidetoso78]

Thanks ed... Great tutorial👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@harshitsrivastava9903]

Thanks! Very Helpful.

[@mohithp8700]

ed: version might change me: watching it in 2022

[@Hashimhamza007]

The intro was really cool

[@muhammadusmankhan6761]

I just came back because I thought I forget to like your video......but I already Liked it...