Node.js and Express.js - Full Course

[@danser_theplayer01]

Node v20.11.0 1:15:00 default formatting is currently a hexadecimal buffer. 1:45:40 you should `return;` after every res.end(), otherwise node will throw an error on any navigation after the first one (only works fine at the first page request you do). 2:21:25 `nodemon app.js` throws a PSSecurityException error in Windows. Use `npm run` or `npx`.

[@bob-pb6cl]

thanks a million, this had me tweaking

[@yash.0119]

This course helped me learn Node and ultimately land the job I wanted, so I can't thank you enough!! Stay strong boys, there is hope at the end of the tunnel!

[@muhammadwasim8787]

Just in 4 days?

[@yash.0119]

@@muhammadwasim8787 Took about 2 months total

[@muhammadwasim8787]

@@yash.0119 good. Wish you wonderful career ahead.

[@namansharma1448]

@@yash.0119 what else did you learn in node and what level or project

[@yash.0119]

@@namansharma1448 My job is for Slack, and as part of the interview i had to build a slack integration. So I just used what I learned in this video and the slack api

[@Barnardrab]

Looks like the beginner section ends around 2:27:00 I'm marking this timestamp so that I can start here on future viewings of this tutorial. I don't expect to absorb it all in one go.

[@davidmcintosh2054]

bless your soul!

[@joel_8806]

You have to code 3 to 5 projects for it to really sink in and understand how to put the puzzle pieces together

[@Barnardrab]

@@joel_8806 Yea, using fetch to coordinate between client and server took some getting used to.

[@felipecouto9044]

​@@Barnardrab Hi man.. If I were you I would keep watching it until the end... Node has the Express framework that makes things easier when it comes to creating a server. I mean it.. I was very confused taking a course here in Brazil and this video (when he starts explaining Express framework) changed my life and perception! It's a masterpiece! Good luck on your journey,

[@jdragon8184]

@@joel_8806 yeah man did that for react and javascript both was ale to complete a-y front end in a month

[@AdeptMarsupial]

I'm 3 hours deep and this course is seriously brilliant. It goes at such a manageable pace and explains each function in real world terms with great examples. Really happy I found this course and I so appreciate your efforts and teaching!

[@humbertozamora5254]

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[@princewillduru7313]

I've watched john’s course on React about some months ago and I would say it was nothing but the best. When I saw this course on node and I heard he was the person taking the course, I just smiled. I'm 5 hours down and this is just the best tutorial on node on yT. He's a great tutor

[@mazharansari7813]

Did you completed this course if yes then can i follow it ??Will i be able to make websites using Node??

[@jay_wright_thats_right]

No one cares about the best tutorial. Are you working as a developer because of his videos or NOT?

[@i..9339]

​@@jay_wright_thats_rightwhat

[@whocares6763]

Thanks to Tutorial Series like this, i was able to switch my Job from Worker to Developer. Took quite a while and effort, but in the end it paid off. Never stop trying.

[@TheNardDog]

How many applications took you to land your first interview?

[@hectorg362]

Can you go in detail as to what other resources you used to learn this? How long it took you from beginner to being employed ?

[@joeyammar699]

I can't understand why the 43 people dislike this video. Man this guy explain a concept in 8 hours for us to benefit and for free. THANKS MAN much appreciated for this video.

[@AcoKrajisnik1]

probably because there's a sound delay of like 15 seconds, makes it hard to comprehend what he's talking about

[@SeanGraham-nr9mm]

i don't know what you mean, according to yt 2024 nobody dislikes this video

[@ranjanakumari8968]

​@@SeanGraham-nr9mm As yt doesn't shows dislikes now

[@faisaljamil4932]

One day after being successful in our career we will come here and say " THIS IS WHERE IT ALL STARTED " Much love and power to you guys .

[@napalm3x807]

For me actually this is the case. I've been a freecodecamp user since there was only maybe 10 lectures, I think the frontend stuff weren't complete yet :D Words can't describe my thankfulness for freecodecamp folks

[@whatskookin6429]

Thanks for the good energy

[@faisaljamil4932]

@@whatskookin6429 👏🏻🔥❤️

[@nobelcreature6201]

@@faisaljamil4932 are you back?

[@nobelcreature6201]

@@faisaljamil4932 are you back?

[@henryhsu9517]

2:47:07 Async Patterns - Blocking Code 2:54:49 Async Patterns - Setup Promises 3:00:35 Async Patterns - Refactor To Async 3:06:05 Async Patterns - Node's Native Option

[@RoganLy]

thanks

[@KunalMukherjee3701]

thanks

[@idanlib]

To anyone who finishes this and is surprised by the abrupt ending (and where are the projects?), I believe this is the second part of the course (same instructor, same github repo): kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6jJdmqciLuUkK8 (If I'm mistaken, please correct me, FCC. And thanks for everything that you do!)

[@ascyrax8507]

Thanks a lot

[@k16e]

Ah, thanks a load!

[@goblinodds]

thanks!! i was about to be real confused hahah

[@th0mas.p4ttz]

awesome - thank you!

[@asylden]

thank you bro !

[@dancemusikk]

WOW! I'm currently learning front end development and I was telling my husband last night he should get into back end development And here comes this video!!!

[@marjiba4303]

Underrated comment~

[@VK-xw9mm]

Maybe google was listening your convo 😁🤣🤣

[@andrewdalton6973]

If you're confused on the event loop, a call back function will ran last because it is a message event. All functions in your program have to complete before the callback function will run your code. So Ex: Console. log('One') setTimeout(()=>{ console.log('two') Callback gets stored into quene until everything finishes running. },0) console.log('three') It prints out One three two and not One, Two, Three. This is useful because it can run everything while it's getting data from somewhere else, maybe reading a file. If we do it synchronously and we have something that takes a while to load, then everything else will stop and wait for it to get the data back. Hope this helps someone lol

[@dhruvil_2662]

Thank You !! It actually helped

[@saifaliee]

Thanks ✨

[@amantripathi9811]

well goldman sachs asked this question in their interview...ofc it helps

[@alibinnaseer]

Well, It helped me thank you!

[@hardrockyodeling2629]

Thanks for people who create these types of contents for free. You are doing what universities are supposed to do.

[@pedrocrespo2681]

Hey guys! Firstly, I'm positively impressed by the amazing content provided here!! Thank you so much John for your explanations, it really helped me a lot as I'm a beginner in Node + Express. Secondly, I had just a small problem when working with the Router, since I wasn't able to just call the people.js file from the routes folder and then call app.use... Maybe it is something due to the express version (my version is the 4.18.2)... to make it work, I had to do the following: var people = express.Router() people.use(require('./routes/people')) .. and then app.use('/api/people', people) I hope it might help someone else with the same issue. Here is the error that was raised that triggered my attention: TypeError('Router.use() requires a middleware function but got a ' + gettype(fn))

[@DavidHanks90]

This was seriously a really well-done course. Went from knowing nothing about express to passing a technical take home. Thanks!

[@sniperhackcode7412]

i agree with you

[@aadityakiran_s]

Isn't giving take home assignments sort of lame?

[@btssugahit4663]

@@aadityakiran_s Nah bro give yourself a daily task about something you find hard to understand and it helps a lot with concepts. Later these concepts will be soo much useful for job

[@aadityakiran_s]

@@btssugahit4663 I've heard that in general, companies that give take home are lame since it's too easy to cheat on that and it doesn't really tell you what you can't know from a real time interview. Is what people tell me. I don't know for sure myself. What you said has nothing to do with take home assignments for job interviews.

[@aadityakiran_s]

Maybe but it requires a lot of time to complete and I don't know if you can ask that much from a candidate. It's not the industry standard now. If it becomes one day, then bad luck for us. @@piotrbojkoff

[@techviking23]

Currently 2 hours into this video and loving it! I love the pace and clarity of Mr. Smilga's teaching style!

[@guitarman813]

Two hours in and I'm hooked on this course. Always wanted to learn back-end development in JavaScript. This is thus one of the solutions towards becoming a full-stack developer. Cheers John for this awesome course!

[@arshansari458]

U knew js before hand??

[@seiitkhanotegali7734]

@@Dj-tx2wq not all but like 20-40% i guess

[@53Strat]

you better@@arshansari458

[@Saurus990]

I love John, I think out of all the courses I've done, his courses are the ones I followed most often. Once I finally get a job it will be in like 60% thanks to him, lol

[@jdragon8184]

Internship are hard enough to land , I got one before starting this , God only knows how much I make once I compelte this

[@avinash-y3s]

I just completed this amazing 8-hour Node and Express course! Thank you so much for providing such high-quality content for free-it’s a huge help for anyone wanting to break into web development but doesn’t have access to paid resources. The way you explained each concept made it easy to follow along and build a solid foundation. I genuinely appreciate all the hard work that went into creating this, giving everyone a real opportunity to learn and grow in tech. Huge thanks to the FreeCodeCamp team and the instructor for making this possible!

[@LikhithReddySirigireddy]

is it worth it now i mean it has been published 3 years ago, so is there any problem if we study it now from this video

[@avinash-y3s]

@LikhithReddySirigireddy Bro if you want to learn about node this is the best according to my experience. Don't worry about studying node from here, at first I also thought like you but at the end I took back my opinion on this.There is no problem in studying this now,just give it a try and see how it will end to you. Bro if you worry about this then what about Indian education where children are learning the same syllabus from past decades.

[@AliKhorasaniZ]

This is by far the only youtube tutorial good enough that ive watched the whole 8 hours of it.

[@kingindenorth]

The Tutorial is gold, just great, very informative, and nicely explained. The only problem is that after a particular point the video and audio sync go out of sync, please try to correct it if possible because that makes it confusing to understand.

[@naykoom]

this is a problem of some video encodings software, the delay is rising over time

[@cryogon]

Just finished the course and for me this is one of the best and detailed node js course i have seen so far.

[@knixkcodes]

Is it still updaed?

[@berkantasci8811]

Where is the rest of this course?

[@rxtechandtrading]

@@berkantasci8811 Udemy

[@CodeMounir]

1:45:23 -- If you get an error try : if (req.url === '/') {} else if (req.url === '/about'){} else {res.end()}

[@samdeleon8121]

Thank you!

[@mohammedattar3628]

i watched another tutorial that says that we just return the res and it works for me return res.end ("Anything") 👌

[@underview8492]

0:00 Introduction 1:34:29 HTTP Server + Modules 2:25:56 Important Topics (Event Loops) 3:12:41 Node Events 3:25:10 Readable Streams 3:40:46 HTTP Expansion 4:15:16 HTTP Headers 4:51:50 Express Basica

[@sadiqabbaszade4789]

Hi. Do you know if he creates the example web app in the course or is that part cut out? I am asking because I just started the course and didn't see any example in the video timestamps. I will still watch the whole course but I learn the best with real examples

[@1987RX7TII]

This resource has been absolutely incredible! I did a full stack coding bootcamp about 4 months ago, and we covered all of this on super fast forward. The way this is explained step by step filled in SO many knowledge gaps. I was going a lot of JFM with express in my bootcamp projects (just f**king magic) as-in, I knew what I was supposed to type but didn't know WHY I was adding it. The way middleware worked was kind of mysterious. How the server status codes effected things. Authorization, the whole lot. It wasn't until I watched this to back up my knowledge that I really understood what all of my class examples of express boilerplate was doing. Thank you so much for this resource!

[@fr3847]

did u get a job from it?

[@1987RX7TII]

@@fr3847 it’s been a really tough year for devs. Tons of layoff and economic crashing. I picked the worst time to try to Bootcamp my way to a tech job. I’ve applied to maybe 800 jobs now and gotten interviews at 6 or so. Today I did a round 4 interview with a local startup and I’m supposed to hear back on Monday if they want me to join or not. Fingers crossed.

[@vishnuvnair1725]

@@1987RX7TII Hi, can you share your journey? Were you able to crack the job?

[@1987RX7TII]

@@vishnuvnair1725I do have a job now and have had it for about 1.5 years now. My day to day job is more .NET and C# but this was still very helpful

[@sangameshkyatappanavar]

This is a most AMAZING Node JS beginner course for literally a complete beginner out there! I had total ZERO knowledge of backend (NODE), and got to understand everything he explained here! This guy is so kind and calm in explaining things thoroughly! I love the way he tries to not miss any single detail... So, if you are totally new to the backend, and just want to start your backend journey, this course is just for you!! I really really really struggled a lot to find a course at such a beginner level! And I'm soooo glad that I found this one! Thanks to Coding Addict and FCC for bringing such a great course! Love you guys!! Thank you so much! 💗🥰💗

[@sreeram8646]

This course is like 3 years old can I learn this course in 2024? Is not outdated?

[@sangameshkyatappanavar]

@@sreeram8646 Indubitably! I did this in Feb 2024! All the best, buddy!

[@devmaestro2520]

@@sangameshkyatappanavar im sure the concepts still apply but does all the code still work? thanks for the reply

[@sangameshkyatappanavar]

@devmaestro2520 Yeah man, it did for me as far as I know... There is chat GPT and stack if you get stuck! The main reason I loved it was he explained everything so clearly to a complete newbie like myself... My best wishes to you!

[@gauravxdhingra]

Just can't express how complete, detailed and concise this 8 hour course is!!!

[@vedantsharma5876]

Bet you can Express after completing the course ;)

[@juanvitor6833]

@@vedantsharma5876 lol

[@davidadebanwo4716]

me: nodes in agreement

[@vertigo1196]

I still need around 2 hours to finish the full tutorial, however, I want to thank you for making such a good one for free, I had been learning frontend stuff for around a month just as a hobby and I was always so confused about how certain websites did stuff because I didn't know about how servers work, now that I have a basic understanding of how they do web development doesn't seem that daunting.

[@codecode855]

Honestly saying this is pure gold for those who want to learn Nodejs completely for software development purpose or internship .

[@mujtabakhan4521]

i just completed the course, it took me an entire week but the learnings i got from this course i dont think i will get anywhere else thanks John Smilga for this epic course!!

[@omkarshendge5438]

yes it will probably take like 6-7 days on a normal pace like 2 hours watching and taking notes and understanding stuff!

[@vishnuvnair1725]

Impressive that you completed it in a week - if you are a beginner - great going brother - how are you doing now - did you crack that dream job? Would love to know your story

[@mujtabakhan4521]

@@vishnuvnair1725 sorry for the late reply brother, but yeah i still havnt cracked that dream job but i have been hustling since and i know the day isnt far now i am giving my 100% waiting for the opportunity and give my everything to it regarding the course it is good for the starting however you need to get your hands dirty in order to learn anything and building projects by yourself is the only way around so start builidng projects by yourself you can start by very small just start a server add some models to it and do basic api integration and you can slowly move ahead surely you will succeed AND WHENEVER I WILL GET PLACED I WILL MESSAGE YOU SURELY !!

[@bellecarrie8593]

Thanks John for creating this course. He is the best teacher of all the coding courses I've done.

[@0xKvng]

Just want to say this is awesome, got confused after watching several short videos & crash courses🥴😵‍💫 that try to fit node.js nd express in 1/2hrs on youtube...it was totally mind-bugling, most times they leave several complex logic out just because they want to finish their video..But you're different and your videos are awesome...you take your time out to deliver awesome content, fully understandable ...If youre watching this and wondering why it's 8hrs, pls carve out time to watch it through. John Smilga videos are the best..I'm heading over to watch your React 10hrs videos...Cant wait to see MongoDB tutorial soon...Want to become a Full stack MERN developer...Just started JS a month ago, lol

[@alexandermzhavanazde801]

I seriously am scared for disappearing this channel ,I'm like hurrying to learn as many as I can from it as fast as possible. it really is a great opportunity , I recommend it

[@janakisasidhar7582]

Download it lol

[@wokyop4513]

Why? Is it gonna be taken down or what?

[@ooliver]

It's not going to disappear for no reason???

[@Arkoudos]

This course is a pure gem. If you could also sync video and sound, that'd make it even better.

[@sdsgfhgthjj]

maybe it's because he wrote async in the code.

[@darshanab7909]

@@sdsgfhgthjj

[@sahilmorudkar]

@@sdsgfhgthjj I sync what you did there

[@yashsaxena9666]

​@@sdsgfhgthjj let that sync in

[@pesfreak7310]

@@sdsgfhgthjj async that's what has happened.

[@rishikumar-uf7tu]

1:31:55 difference between the outputs of async and sync functions 1:50:08 website to download various packages 2:06:49 important how to install required package in the project that we clone from github

[@philpchukwu8547]

You have actually improved in your speech/pronunciation/vocals and I believe you have been working on it and you can really do more, I really love your course contents, you really deliver good contents, thanks for the course.

[@tescOne]

i loved the course but the pronunciacion was really bad, i can understand everything but the "aaaaand" and the "and thaaaan" are really annoying after 7 hours xD

[@SabinSipai]

Coding Addict , You're the man.

[@hamedmatari2577]

the course is exactly what I wanted, I feel I was lucky when started watching this among other courses

[@pedroafonso2114]

This is the best Node course I've found on youtube and sometimes I don't believe that's for free, just pick and watch. You will not regret to watch this 8 hour course, quite the opposite, you'll want more!

[@nebojsapavlovic8031]

Doing it for just under two hours and so far I only sought after info about few methods in order to better understand the syntax of them, which is a quite the usual thing when you are doing a tutorial. To me, the course is concise, clear and very easy to follow - and this comes from a beginner! All Aces & recommendations from me! 🙂

[@mitchell4217]

Love the part about alternative syntax. It makes it so much easier when researching yourself. StackOverflow will be loaded with different syntax and it can be frustrating trying to find out if they're different or not. Great stuff!

[@boburkhayitov4540]

John is a genius for showing the asynchronous nature of node by making the video and the audio asynchronous 😂

[@henryhsu9517]

1:50:19 NPM Command npm -v (or "nmp --v" to be used to check the version of npm) 1:53:10 ​ First Package npm init or (npm init -y) npm i lodash (then check "/node_modules" folder & review "package.json") npm i bootstrap (then check "/node_modules" folder & review "package.json") node app.js " const _ = require('lodash') const items = [1, [2, [3, [4]]]] const newItems = _.flattenDeep(items) console.log(newItems) //[ 1, 2, 3, 4 ] console.log('hello people') "

[@duykhanhtrandev]

I can't believe I watched this video all the way through and followed every single one of your instructions. The course is very suitable for newbies like me. Thank you John!

[@ankursinger102]

hey bro can i get internship after this course???

[@duykhanhtrandev]

@@ankursinger102 I think you need to take the time to learn and practice through this video too. Do your best, buddy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6jJdmqciLuUkK8

[@ankursinger102]

@@duykhanhtrandev Thnks a lot bro...

[@gustanobreza]

I searched for this video yesterday, and I think to myself: - "Was it a dream?"

[@safargaadika4174]

Same dud

[@toxolarant]

me too😁

[@lakshmis5860]

Did he add q end point that gives all fields that matches the given query am unable do it , did he add that end point if yes what's the time stamp

[@wertiadreams7949]

Unreal . 8 hour videos everyday.

[@thanigap9775]

me to

[@elvissautet]

Thank you very much, i just finished the whole 8 hrs, I learnt alot

[@Onomandah]

Can't believe I actually finished the whole tutorial! Thanks a lot! Though by the end, I felt like the audio and the video weren't exactly matching.

[@vishal-kh9jb]

Bro how was the video. Is it fully understandable. Do you know node and express.js fully now?

[@suyashmehare8034]

Very optimized course, no extra talking, everything to the point also touch every single aspect and endpoints. Loved it ❤

[@xieshixin-wi4je]

I'm not a native English speaker, at the time when I first headed into this course, the instructor's pronunciation shocked me, but thank god, I persisted, now I'm at 4 hours and begin to enjoy the instructor's amazing tone. These contents are brilliant!

[@sithsithari]

I was just watching this in coding addict and boom! 💥 I get a notification in here!

[@chadsvb]

Just over 3hrs in. For the first time in my life, I had to slow a video down to 0.75. The content is good, maybe even great. I'm just used to people going so slow that I have to speed up the video, so they don't slow me down. NOT the case with this guy. I'm planning on coming back to this comment when the video is finished to see how I feel about what I've said.

[@chadsvb]

At 5hr 50m in, I've been back to normal speed for a while. I'm much more interested at this point. The beginning of this tutorial teaches you a lot, but it's teaching you what not to do before you finally learn the correct way. At this point, I feel like I could've gotten by without knowing all of the incorrect methods, HOWEVER, I've been programming in other languages since my teens. I'm just not a full-time programmer. I'm still trying to figure out why you would ever use blocking code in NodeJS when the whole idea behind NodeJS is it being non-blocking. Anyway, I'm sure I'll learn more about that in the rest of the video. So far, so good!

[@chadsvb]

Aaaaaaaand I'm finished. I didn't realize this was only a portion of the tutorial. lol. I should probably get acquainted with what I've been shown in this portion before I proceed further anyway. Not sure if it was me or if it's the video, but the audio was out of sync during the last hour or so. It wasn't too bad..

[@varunjain4835]

​@@chadsvbhey, just wanted to ask that, you completed the course so can you recommend this for a beginner, is it really helpful, please reply 🙏

[@guirck]

Thank you! I was looking for a back-end course after a not-so-good attempt at "learning it", but then I came across this amazing course. Mr. Smilga's way of explaining is very clear and at a very good pace, especially for beginners.

[@uvaishassan]

If there are 5-star courses, this is definitely one

[@aviegrinberg691]

I have been learning from John's content for 5 months now and purchased the Udemy full courses for both Nodejs and React. He has the most comprehensive courses and he will equip you with all the tools to create a very functional full stack application from back to front using the latest tools. Simply superb.

[@nm_675]

Such a good tutorial! John constantly tells us not to panic as he patiently explains all the basics with plenty of examples. I feel so much more reassured for my project after learning this. Hopefully I will be able to build something good.

[@OsmAnaa]

is this course still valid to take today, or node content has changed since the creation of the course?

[@ExaNori_]

@@OsmAnaa for the basic, it still valid

[@AbhishekKumar-il2nm]

Thanks for this explanatory video. You will be proud of yourself as it is helping learners all around the globe. Love from India.

[@ichigolameeeee2423]

One of the best Express tutorial. I don't know how I completed the whole tutorial in 2 days.

[@StudyStream1998]

I'm 2 hours in this project and I'm really enjoying the content. Thanks for putting so much hard work guys

[@vinaymanala1568]

Hi, is this course still up to date or deprecated?

[@StudyStream1998]

​@@vinaymanala1568 I think it's a pretty nice course. Basics remains the same no matter what's the new version. I hope it answers your question

[@RUPESHKUMAR-sg4by]

didn't anyone noticed or is it just me who thinks the audio in the half of the video is coming late it is delayed and you can clearly see that whenever he is trying to access the browser for example visit this time stamp: 5:26:45 you will notice that his voice is really delayed and there's something wrong!

[@RUPESHKUMAR-sg4by]

and also on this time stamp 5:27:35

[@RUPESHKUMAR-sg4by]

and this 5:29:10 he's reading the second para even after closing that tab how?

[@simonvutov7575]

Yes I noticed this too. I was wondering if others noticed

[@ByronMarkLUrsua]

For anyone wondering if JS functions can include arrow functions in their parameters like the fs.readFile() method, yes that's normal in JS, the catch in fs read and write file is that they are actually based on callbacks that's why they look that way while callback methods in custom functions follow the generic callback format.

[@mfolarin]

Are we still expecting the Database part??? Really good content. Thanks John

[@cenacr007]

I really hope it was there, but sadly it's not.

[@djchawla555]

@@cenacr007 is there something that has been left uncompleted in this course ??

[@matheusleo5355]

@@nahmandem i think that in his own chanel, Codding Addict, is the other part where he creates a small project explain MongoDB and mongoose

[@jaymakwana8636]

this is continuation kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHrWm2Orpah1d68

[@user-bl8yv6vf7z]

I guess these is the next part. I'm just starting to watch, so can't guarantee kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6jJdmqciLuUkK8

[@lance3401]

Almost 2 days (2 times speed video, I'm a web developer) doing it, a really good course John I'm a developer but a long time since I have done anything so I'm like refreshing my mind to start off again, really clear. I will follow the next one to build 4 projects in Node and Express course.

[@Jan-v7y]

⌨ (6:43:26​) Methods - GET ⌨ (6:49:01​) Methods - POST ⌨ (6:52:53​) Methods - POST (Form Example) ⌨ (7:05:31​) Methods - POST (Javascript Example) ⌨ (7:21:22​) Install Postman ⌨ (7:30:19​) Methods - PUT ⌨ (7:41:43​) Methods - DELETE ⌨ (7:50:05​) Express Router - Setup ⌨ (8:05:36) Express Router - Controllers

[@sunraiii]

I have an assignment due on Monday evening. More than halfway through on 2x speed and I can memorize most of it easily. Great pacing throughout the course and enough visual repetition and explanation to follow along. Love it!

[@tamaspal1864]

how did the assignment go?

[@AlokParikh]

John keeps on saying: "Just so you guys know, I'm not cheating" I'm like John, we do not think you are cheating. Simply amazing course content, pace and teaching style.

[@Badlethal]

Great course!!! just finished, can't wait to see Database part!

[@roydebraj2188]

hey john i cant tell you how thankfull i am for your free online course its really amazing i wasnt able to soak everything in at one go i kept revisiting the parts i didnt understand and i can tell you everytime i am more comfortable in coding thanks alot love from india

[@aungthiha5416]

Searching for best backend node.js fundamental and this is the one! Thanks.

[@youtubeTamil]

I had attended some paid courses, but this free course by John is far better. It is simple, comprehensive and direct to the point without any fluff. Thank you, John, for spreading your knowledge.

[@mrlord8519]

Same 😢

[@xen0076]

Yes while the course is not too much explaination and right to the coding, it will be difficult for you to answer questions if interviewer asks you certain questions, which is generally the case.

[@OsmAnaa]

is this course still valid to take today, or node content has changed since the creation of the course?

[@rfontalva]

I had just finished John's React course, this will come in handy

[@oz4549]

let's collaborate

[@dubola5777]

The dislikers, they must naturally be haters! People are paying a lot of money in school to learn way less than this.

[@vinayakkrishnaprasad358]

It's the civies

[@biz3104]

They may be crawlers

[@sadamali6691]

after three months of learning this course, i testify that teacher john is one of the best teacher's in the world. I learned react js, node js ,express because of him thank you john from coding eddict, i hope one day we will meet to thank you for what you have teached me.

[@dsilver1330]

can you eventually build something as the real life projects after all? lemme know, if you do, I'll take other of his courses.

[@bil9uun]

this is one of the best free nodejs courses online. I mean the best as I've seen so far. But our teacher John never fails to make things boring. I don't know if it's his voice or something. Cheer up dude

[@DanielAzevedo94]

This course was very useful for me, thank you very much. Some of the audio it's out of sync, but i don't really care. Awesome content!

[@JH-xd1zo]

You know, we wouldnt mind if you have to divide this video in 2 parts just so you can upload it in full. But i want to thank you with all my heart for putting up this tutorial because i am on the path of learning node js and this is the first tutorial that i will be watching and learning from :)

[@bhuvaneswaramganesh6923]

I think there is some lag about 3 to 5 sec between audio and video, hope you will look over it. And the content that you have provided is very helpful. Thank you for this.....

[@agnivchakraborty4215]

This course is so good that it makes me want to cry. Thank you so much for making Node so digestible, I've always been intimidated by it but now I truly understand.

[@AbhishekKumar-ql6ec]

Thank you sir, I was procrastinating from last 1 year, took a paid course but did not do it. Finally in 5-6 days I have completed this lecture as my mentor told me to finish it asap for an internship, and I am feeling very confident and happy that I have done it with good fundamental knowledge.. Thank you very much..

[@ACSWebLlangollen]

Very well explained. One of the best tutors ever. Many thanks John

[@bryannahrwold5462]

Thanks for providing this kind of course. Very helpful. My only recommendation is to realize that the audio gets out of sync with the video. Try to reduce the frequency of clicking back and forth between files and pause for a moment after completing code before jumping to another screen.

[@rektdev5397]

bro. u pause. not him. brew

[@mr.doubled4766]

I never skip ads on this channel. So the video gets monetized. The least I could do😇 for their great work.

[@explorewithsingh98]

The content is so good that I finished the entire 8+ hour long lecture. Thank you so much for this wonderful content.

[@parkour.11parkour58]

Wanting to learn the MERN stack so gonna go through this course. Already familiar with JS. Day 1 - 1:30:25 Day 2- 3:11:40 Day 3 - 4:03:25

[@unknownuser1762]

Thanks for the Info bro

[@louisattendu3898]

fantastic course! still amazed that this quality of content can be found on youtube! Thanks!!

[@danielpelaez8593]

Awesome video, learning so much this is incredible. Just small side note (and maybe its just me), but the audio video seems to be lagging the audio by a few seconds. Thanks!

[@rupertxyz]

Awesome course. Just one thing: I had to change the code in "async patterns" and return after every if statement. Otherwise server kept crashing

[@shashikantburnwal5978]

Yes, you are right. Other alternative is change if conditions to if-if else-if and it will work fine

[@husnainabbas4407]

Yes, I also used if-else approach. I think it kept on crashing as it is getting two re.end() statements. One from if() and second at the end of callback function.

[@gboyegaojelabi1729]

It happened to ,me also and that what I did, then it became fine. Awesome course by the way!

[@Someone-fu7wz]

Thank you for this great course! But I have to note that about halfway through the video, the audio and video are offset by a second or two.

[@rahulrahul6259]

I'm half way through this course it's really good ,i learned things like how to create custom event,http create server ..etc manythings ,i suggest everyone to understand callbacks, promises and async and awit concepts it will help u to understand the course much better and faster

[@olagoketobi793]

Spent the whole of March 2023 taking this course! I completed it on April 1, 2023! Unto the next.

[@geekyprogrammer4831]

Amazing course! Took me 3 continuous days to complete this. Time to start with projects!

[@akhilarya7517]

Finally completed 8 hours . Was expecting a more formal ending

[@letstalkstuff5326]

The end was abrupt, the course has more parts where he finally makes a database connection he promised in the beginning...but any idea where are those?

[@tavanix]

@@marreddyvamsi9063are there free ones on youtube?

[@marreddyvamsi9063]

@@tavanix yes but not all of it you can find dB connection video in his youtube channel- coding addict,where he builds a simple app task manager using node and mongodb

[@tavanix]

@@marreddyvamsi9063 thanks, already did! Seems like most interesting part is missing

[@alaaagag281]

Great course, learned so much from the course. Everything was explained in simple terms and I love how you showed us what could go wrong and explained why. One thing, the last 2 hours were pretty hard to follow because of the audio delay. Would love for that to be fixed

[@UzairSalim-dy3uz]

how long did it take you to complete this video course. I spent two days but still in 4 hours

[@gtsif7113]

I would like to say that yes it is difficult to follow as you mentioned because of the audio delay. So I would provide a handy solution for every one else read your comment. You could open 2 same tabs and move forward the one that you watch by 10 seconds and mute it.

[@alaaagag281]

@@UzairSalim-dy3uz Took me about a week!

[@alaaagag281]

@@gtsif7113 That's a really good idea haha

[@finncollins5696]

bruh. Im still in 4 hours, started this a month ago, lol@@UzairSalim-dy3uz

[@trade-with-lee]

First Time learning node but I passed my interview test because of this video. Thank you so much

[@ΓιώργοςΔεβεράκης]

Already 3 and a half hours in the course and i have a better understanding of the concepts discussed. Thanks !!!

[@drapala97]

John's teaches so well! I hope he releases more videos about backend

[@nbryson2010]

Love this course! So much info with clarity. Thank you so much. You guys rock!

[@gautambedi591]

Finished the whole course. Loved the content and it actually shows us how to work with an architecture that was really amazing. As in the industry standard projects we usually follow these approaches to make our life easy.

[@Mohammedmansour111]

Does it contain graphql?

[@gautambedi591]

@@Mohammedmansour111 nope

[@Mohammedmansour111]

@@gautambedi591 sorry meant Graphql, thanks btw

[@walterhumphreys671]

i'm a complete newbie to node, with basic knowledge of js, this has help me a lot to grasp the understanding of all concepts, and now will begin my first project

[@vishal-kh9jb]

How's your project going?

[@fixitm365]

I can't thank you enough for this beautiful piece of work John, 3 hours in and I'm still hooked on your practical method of teaching. I ran into an issue while installing nodemon globally, something about an ExecutionPolicy Preventing me from running script on my windows machine. Here is how I resolved it for anyone facing thesame issue: 1. press the window button your keyboard 2. Type 'PowerShell' and run as an administrator. 3. In your power shell type in the following command: Set-ExecutionPolicy 4. Press 'Enter' and type in 'RemoteSigned' as the response for ExecutionPolicy then press 'Enter' again 5. Press 'y' and press 'Enter' to effect change. You should be able to install nodemon globally and run "nodemon app.js" from the tutorial on your editor without error. We keep pushing till we get there! Good luck!

[@bestinbabu4244]

hey i am planning to watch this course ..i dont have any frontend knowlege .. can i learn node.js without knowing frontend

[@fixitm365]

@@bestinbabu4244 Hey! In my opinion, you need to have a general understanding of vanilla JavaScript paying attention to ES6 classes, callbacks, promises and async await. Before you get nervous, please remember you don't have to be comfortable with them, the goal is to be familiar with how they work.. he has a 'JavaScript nuggets' series on his channel "coding addict" that would help you in this regard. To make things further easier for you, you need to have an idea on how HTML and CSS are structured, just the basics. I hope this helps, stay safe.

[@bestinbabu4244]

@@fixitm365 thanks a lot dude...are you on discord..if so Id please?

[@abolfazljalildoost766]

Fantastic course . I wish the sound and video was sync