From Newbie to Ninja with Node.js - Full Node.js Tutorial Course for Beginners 

Exactly.

absolutely when he is very good at teaching. for years, i couldn't get my head around what is nodejs. he made is very clear

Haha, Done.

Yep, it's yours forever.

I just made it downloadable as well, so you can keep it forever that way as well.

Thanks Austin! Let me know on Twitter if you have any issues

Same

Austin Kenny congratulations on your attitude! Will rocks at coding and teaching so undoubtedly it's a course worth to be bought! but I'm with you! I've learned soooo much (particularly jQuery) so I also have this feeling of gratitude!

Haha, thanks Daniel. I just always want to provide a lot of great free content, so I was in no rush to sell stuff.

well free is good for viewers but not always for creators

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Thanks!

James Bos same

Hmm, good question. I'll have to see!

I'm not quite sure what you mean. The youtube channel is the center of the learncode community - videos are the only communication method with subscribers. While there are paid courses from time to time, the vast amount of the teaching always has been and always will be free :)

Hey Orlando, thanks for those concerns. My biggest goal when breaking stuff into steps is comprehension...people really feeling like they "get" why stuff is the way it is. So with Express, for example, I'll start off with the bare-minimum code leaving out things like error-handling, breaking out routes into their own files, etc. So people "get" that Express is a simple piece. Then, all the error handling and the best-practices get added in on the next layer. The reason routes and DB logic aren't broken out is that more often than not, they are just fine staying in. Node.js apps are usually so simple that you often don't need the 1/2 dozen layers of abstraction to keep code clean. You can put the code where it first makes sense, and only break it out if things start getting more complicated. I hope that makes sense. I always fight between more-detail-more-information and less-detail-better-clearer/simpler-understanding. I usually lean towards the later of the 2, since there are countless blog posts and resources that can help people tune the finer points of developing in Node.

Thanks for replying. being thats its "from newbie" standpoint its actually not that bad to honest as it covers a good amount that others I have seen don't so. Keep it up!! +1

Haha, thanks! You won't regret it.

Haha, thanks!

Awesome to hear! Hope you love the course!

Awesome to hear. And I know you'll find the course helpful.

type in terminal mysql.server start

Yo julian, hit me up, I just got through that. Though I'm using Docker Toolbox rather than docker proper, so we might have different problems. I wasn't able to use localhost as the url of the mysql server, I had to get the url of the docker machine (syntax is something like "docker machine ip' or something) and use that in my sequel pro login.

Gather 20 bucks, get the course and become employed.

Urm but how can he buy food while he's learning :(

TheGryphon14 exactly

Exactly hot he buys food right now (while NOT working and NOT learning)

uhh takes more than one course lol to get a job

Nice! And thanks!

Thanks a ton!

I already priced it a lot lower than similar courses (most go for $60-80 or even into the hundreds). The $20 was for that crazy group of people who I've noticed watch every video within a day or two. I can get you a $10 off, with this link, though! gum.co/iqGFt/tenoff

You'll make it! Saturday is when I'm changing the price.

Oh, great! Thank you very much for this course, I'll be getting it on Friday as well ^^

I'm afraid to say they don't. Sorry :(

well, i'll keep learning from your RU-vid vídeos :) thanks!

Sorry for the delay. It starts off with node basics, then moves to web apps using Express. However, the nature of Node is REALLY modular, so MOST of what you learn with Express isn't specific to Express...the principles can be used with Hapi, Koa, Connect, etc.

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Ah, sorry for the delay, it's at github.com/learncodeacademy/node-tutorials if you haven't found it yet

Yeah, I found it linked in a video. I really enjoyed the course and would give it 4.5/5. It would have been nice to go into more detail on a few areas (docker, nginx, apache, https vs http, tokens, etc), but overall these videos were great and I would recommend this course. The videos gave me knowledge as well as pointed me in the direction of areas I need to learn more. Thanks.

Gah, sorry to hear! And yes, you are a great part of this community! I do have a limited number of $10-off coupons with this link t.co/clu4reVLKf

LearnCode.academy Dude thank you so much Will just got it now! Sorry to be such a cheap ass I'm just so broke right now! When I started watching the trailer for this class I was sure it was gonna be $200+ and thought id have to wait quite a while to save up! Your free content is killer and I cant wait to get into this. Couldnt be more perfect timing! Have to fly from Canada to Australia for Christmas at my gf's parents house (hence why im so broke) and was dreading the 30 hour flight.... until now that is! Hahaha I obviously haven't watched it yet but Im sure this is worth so much more than $40! So stoked for this... let you know how I get on in a months time! Cheers

Never mind ... I see it is public available in github -> github.com/learncodeacademy/node-tutorials

Sorry I didn't see this before!

Sorry to hear that! Yes, the price changed yesterday to $40. I already priced it a lot lower than similar courses (most go for $60-80 or even into the hundreds). The $20 was for that crazy group of people who I've noticed watch every video within a day or two. I can get you a $10 off, with this link, though! gum.co/iqGFt/tenoff

Purchased.. !

Thanks!

Yep, I can do that.

OK, it's downloadable.

Thanks

YAY! You'll love it, guaranteed.

You will get an email link for the streaming location and you can also download from there.

When will I get the email?

I'll definitely keep it up to date with any bugs & critical updates, yep.

TO LATE! Already bought it.

Frontend codes HTML + CSS + JS that runs in the browser, so frontend is everything the user interacts with. Backend runs on servers and can be in any language - in the case of Node.js - javascript. Server can do a lot of things that the browser can't like access databases, send emails, check usernames/passwords, etc.

Frontend is basically what you can see when you open a website, like HTML, CSS and JavaScript; it's the client side. Backend is what you (the final user) can't see; the programming that happens on the server, like Node.js, PHP, Java etc; it's the server side. The client (or user) only gets the files that were already processed into HTML (etc) by those languages. So the difference between those developers: - the programming languages they use - the side of the process they work (client side / server side) - the focus; for example: On frontend they have to worry about design, usability, apearence etc; On backend: performance, algorithm, business rules etc

Thank you very muchgustornado LearnCode.academy

Awesome! I hope you enjoy it!

Yep, yours forever

I just made it downloadable as well, so you can keep it forever that way as well.

Well that's debatable.

I promise it will be money well spent at full price let alone the $20 it is right now. These concepts helped me get paid at least 30% more in my career.

Also if something won't go according to material such as after installing nodemon. i ran nodemon app. it did not work and gave error command not found. I checked everything was installed correctly. So I had to google some stuff. I would suggest there should be community page with Qs and As

Did the community page ever happen? I have to write out the node_modules/.bin/nodemon path to get the call to work.

Man, best way to learn is finding answers out

I already priced it a lot lower than similar courses (most go for $60-80 or even into the hundreds). The $20 was for that crazy group of people who I've noticed watch every video within a day or two. I can get you a $10 off, with this link, though! gum.co/iqGFt/tenoff

Thanks a ton Dani! Great to hear the channel has helped you out a lot.

Thanks!

No, it really was beyond the scope of Node.js tutorials to try to cover Docker. Although, I do go extremely into detail with Docker deployment using Node.js in my Docker Course shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920051343.do

Thanks for answering man. I bought this course as soon as I saw it in my feed. I'll buy anything of yours after that Web Development in 2016 video. Marvelous! :)

Thanks! I really think Node.js is an incredible technology. Your time won't be wasted for sure.

Awesome! And yep, $20 is 1/2 off, it will be $40 in a few days.

Thanks a ton! I promise you won't regret it.

It certainly covers much more than I knew when I first started coding for my first Node.js job.