A teacher that just wants to teach is pretty rare. Self taught programmers need more videos like these. Simple. Basics. Organized. No bugs in the code. This is a beginner friendly course. I only know basic JavaScript, and this is a great introduction to Node.Js.
@@sivalingam6832 If you can make it through this level then you are good to pick up the manual yourself to learn the modules in detail or perhaps find tutorial with complete project tutorial using node.js react nginx and mongodb, that is what I will do.
For anyone getting the node: bad option: --env-file=.env error. Make sure you're using the correct version of node. It needs to be version 20 or above. From the docs "Node.js 20 introduced experimental support for .env files." Thanks for this crash course Brad,
HEY the command to run to get version 20 is simply "nvm install 20.6.0" and you can check your current version with "node -v" . I had this same problem of getting the bad option: error and wasted an hour figuring it out. hopefully our suffering has saved you much heartache
I just finished watching your previous node.js course yesterday and here you are dropping a new one. im a bootcamp graduate looking for up to date learning material so i can catch up and you came in clutch! thank you!
brad just looked for nodeJS crash course ! thanks . did your old front to back & reactjs redux course and really enjoyed happy you back to creating courses!
Thank you for this excellent crash course! It gave me a strong start with Node.js and opened up new possibilities for me. I now feel confident to dive deeper into core modules and soon transition to learning Express.js to build dynamic projects. Your guidance has been incredibly inspiring!
I got my first job as a Front End developer 3 years ago after taking the 50 projects in 50 days HTML, CSS and Javascript course. It set up the groundwork for my career change. And now I'm taking this course as the first entry to become a backend developer 'cause the next project needs me to work as a nodejs guy. Thank you so much Brad
omg, you read my mind , i was looking for node course for you and couldn't find something new so I thought what a shame bc I like the way you teach , and couple days later i see this video !! thanks
Dang you back with another banger course, even i use node daily i still watch it because some little things you point to fill up the spots i didn't know about, GREAT COURSE!!!
I started learning html and css from you and i still believes that the enter into tech and getting my first job as frontend react developer is happened because of you. thank you. And I still believes that I will be fullstack because of you.
1:24:00 section on fs file and all the flavors of doing a file data read is a nice intro to sync, Call backs, promises, async await . especially for a newbie like me
Can you bring part 2 of this video where the advance things like worker thread,child process, memory management, streaming, like thing. That was mostly asked in the interviews.
This couldn't come at a better time since I'm looking at continuing on from a backend project I started a few months ago but haven't got around to completing it. So I really need a refresher. Thanks Brad!
thanks so much, you've made it so simple to understand. i have zero struggle trying to figuring out what you were discussing, though there are some features that i don't know in what case they would be used. 🤓
1:45:11 , okay the import.meta.url is finally explained. Maybe I would not hard code __dirname and use this standard variable with built in modules to construct __dirname
There are also some core tools for zip and unzip, so to say, data, for instance before saving heavy data to the db. External tools can occurs stuck overflow, but core ones don’t
I apologize for the inconvenience caused. I have checked the video sound and confirmed that the volume is indeed low. Please check and fix the sound of your video. Great crash course as always! I appreciate your video and courses. thank you so much.
if you get any errors related to using .env, it's because it is unsupported until version 20. make sure you have version 20 by putting "node -v" into your terminal. if you don't put "nvm install 20" or "nvm install 20.6.0" in the terminal. then restart your nodemon and npm start and everything should be gucci petrucci
2:02:32 , I think process.cwd may be the best way to get __dirname. assuming the application script process starts with cwd where script is Thanks I finally finished this video
Node also now supports running javascript in watch mode since 18.11.0 to above version (no need for nodemon anymore, one less package to install! :D) updated script from course: node --watch server Still a great way to introduce to NPM packages and (dev) dependencies! :)
Since I'm just re-entering the node ecosystem, this walkthrough is incredibly helpful. Do you think the --watch flag is too unstable since you are using nodemon?
Something seems not right on my computer. For some reasons I can't reference variable like ${vaName} also after creating the .env file the program keeps saying running on port undefined. I have even tried refreshing but still the same issues.am on a Linux mint running node 21.7.3
I really appreciate your efforts! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?
A teacher that just wants to teach is pretty rare. Self taught programmers need more videos like these. Simple. Basics. Organized. No bugs in the code. This is a beginner friendly course. I only know basic JavaScript, and this is a great introduction to Node.Js.
Hey brother, if I done with these basics where can I learn other advanced node concepts.... It seems most of the tutorials are outdated
@@sivalingam6832 If you can make it through this level then you are good to pick up the manual yourself to learn the modules in detail or perhaps find tutorial with complete project tutorial using node.js react nginx and mongodb, that is what I will do.
Have been programming for 7 years in Node, will still watch this and I'll learn something new!
always something is there to learn or will get a new perspective on the same code.🙂
can u explain what new thing u learnt ?
im just asking
@@srijansagar1250 If you watch the full video, something will be there - new to know.
Is this course enough for landing on a fresher node js job or internship?
@@jvenkatonlineIs this course enough for landing on a fresher node js job or internship?
Nodemon is no longer required. You can also use the in-built "--watch" flag with node command from node v18.11 and above.
you are right, tysm
@@blkmlk you're welcome bro
damn thanks man
I am new how would I do this
@@thewonderingworld9301 add -watch at the end of your npm run dev command
For anyone getting the node: bad option: --env-file=.env error. Make sure you're using the correct version of node. It needs to be version 20 or above.
From the docs "Node.js 20 introduced experimental support for .env files."
Thanks for this crash course Brad,
HEY the command to run to get version 20 is simply "nvm install 20.6.0" and you can check your current version with "node -v" . I had this same problem of getting the bad option: error and wasted an hour figuring it out. hopefully our suffering has saved you much heartache
I just finished watching your previous node.js course yesterday and here you are dropping a new one. im a bootcamp graduate looking for up to date learning material so i can catch up and you came in clutch! thank you!
bootcamp a company lo broo
Yess! Thank you brad. I needed a crash course on node and this dropped just at the right time.
the fact that it is vanilla NodeJS only is, to me, really apprecied. thanks for this course
BRAD, YOU ARE THE ULTIMATE COMPUTER CODING GUY, I BEEN FOLLOWING YOU MANY YEARS, YOU TAUGHT ME NODE YEARS AGO, THANKS FOR UPDATES
brad just looked for nodeJS crash course ! thanks . did your old front to back & reactjs redux course and really enjoyed happy you back to creating courses!
You're awesome for making updated lessons like this.
Mr Traversy is back with another course 👊
Thank you for this excellent crash course! It gave me a strong start with Node.js and opened up new possibilities for me. I now feel confident to dive deeper into core modules and soon transition to learning Express.js to build dynamic projects. Your guidance has been incredibly inspiring!
You are the best because whenever I asked for chat GPT it suggests you on the top for any javascript resources or frameworks
I got my first job as a Front End developer 3 years ago after taking the 50 projects in 50 days HTML, CSS and Javascript course. It set up the groundwork for my career change. And now I'm taking this course as the first entry to become a backend developer 'cause the next project needs me to work as a nodejs guy. Thank you so much Brad
A new node video just in time. Odin Project still has your node crash course video from 5 years linked.
omg, you read my mind , i was looking for node course for you and couldn't find something new so I thought what a shame bc I like the way you teach , and couple days later i see this video !! thanks
My guy Brad 👊🏿. Just giving you a shout-out. Keep up the good work
Dang you back with another banger course, even i use node daily i still watch it because some little things you point to fill up the spots i didn't know about, GREAT COURSE!!!
I am currently learning NodeJS and ExpressJS now and this is the best video that suit for my studies thanks man for your hardwork and dedication.
Bro in this video all node js topics are covered 🙄
idk but it sounds like an AI wrote this comment and the other reply
I started learning html and css from you and i still believes that the enter into tech and getting my first job as frontend react developer is happened because of you. thank you. And I still believes that I will be fullstack because of you.
1:24:00 section on fs file and all the flavors of doing a file data read is a nice intro to sync, Call backs, promises, async await . especially for a newbie like me
now waiting for your next crash course on express. bro i learned many from your channel. you a real js ninja. best of luck
You are the best one on presentation and explanation. I always pick your video from the lists with the same topic.
Good job. Appreciate it. It is good to see people still care about vanilla node js. The less framework and package, the better software.
Right when i needed it. Thanks Brad!!
Can you bring part 2 of this video where the advance things like worker thread,child process, memory management, streaming, like thing. That was mostly asked in the interviews.
You are one of the best teachers of TH-cam 👍
many thanks for such a course, for as a newbie developer it saved a tremendous amount of time and effort, ty so much!
Watching from Nigeria. Great crash course as always!
it's amazing. I am very happy. There are more such courses
This couldn't come at a better time since I'm looking at continuing on from a backend project I started a few months ago but haven't got around to completing it. So I really need a refresher. Thanks Brad!
Thank you (including the nice assignment with a timestamp )
thanks so much, you've made it so simple to understand. i have zero struggle trying to figuring out what you were discussing, though there are some features that i don't know in what case they would be used. 🤓
Thanks Brad, good to keep the basics fresh in mind.
Thanks so much Brad for this brand new Nodejs crash course, it's really helpful.
Choosing what backend language to use based on merit < choosing based on which language traversy has made a video on most recently
Is Brad the GOAT?
Can't thank you enough, Brad. This was excellent.
I enjoy this crash courses by Brad (First was React JS and now Node JS)
Brad it will be great if you can make a latest crash course on Docker in your style ❤
I like the video already after only listening for 5 minutes !!!
Yesterday I finished the tailwindcss and started react and next needed a node js course and meanwhile him dropping this crash course ❤️
So good you don't use any frameworks. Thank you!
Thanks Brad for this crash course it really helpful❤
1:45:11 , okay the import.meta.url is finally explained. Maybe I would not hard code __dirname and use this standard variable with built in modules to construct __dirname
I can't believe this is free, thanks man
thank you for this awesome refresher
As usual outstanding ❤. You are the real js Cheetah 🐆
You are a life saver. I love you, man.
Thanks man, really appreciate your efforts
A ‘what js you should know before starting node & express’ course would be great! No DOM stuff etc
Great. Saving it for later.
Brad is always good
Brad ! really you simplified my life, by teaching professional
There are also some core tools for zip and unzip, so to say, data, for instance before saving heavy data to the db. External tools can occurs stuck overflow, but core ones don’t
1:22:00 That was magic in the createUserHandler code. I have not seen the req.on('data' and req.on('end' before.
I apologize for the inconvenience caused. I have checked the video sound and confirmed that the volume is indeed low. Please check and fix the sound of your video.
Great crash course as always! I appreciate your video and courses. thank you so much.
Sound is perfectly fine
Great video Brad!
if you get any errors related to using .env, it's because it is unsupported until version 20. make sure you have version 20 by putting "node -v" into your terminal. if you don't put "nvm install 20" or "nvm install 20.6.0" in the terminal. then restart your nodemon and npm start and everything should be gucci petrucci
Massive love Brad 👏
2:02:32 , I think process.cwd may be the best way to get __dirname. assuming the application script process starts with cwd where script is
Thanks I finally finished this video
Just Brad's voice relaxes me
Awesome video! Waiting for the new Express.js Crash Course!
Node also now supports running javascript in watch mode since 18.11.0 to above version (no need for nodemon anymore, one less package to install! :D)
updated script from course: node --watch server
Still a great way to introduce to NPM packages and (dev) dependencies! :)
can't wait for the express crash course, thank you for this
Express.js and MERN stack with typescript this time please
You are best 👍👍
Good work Brad 👏
Thank you. It was a useful video.
Brad, There is the watch flag in node version 20 and above, no longer experimental, that you can use instead of nodemon.
--watch to be exact
Thanks a lot!! Great video!!
really needed it, thanx
we love you brad !
Time To Start over again, thanks #Brad!
Hello, Mr Traversy thanks. very good crash course
Thanks for the content, its super informative and helpful.
Brad is back ❤
Since I'm just re-entering the node ecosystem, this walkthrough is incredibly helpful. Do you think the --watch flag is too unstable since you are using nodemon?
Tech question: When we should be using Node/Express due to Async nature in compare to RoR, Laravel and other?
Thank you brad 🤗
I like your video. Can you tell which extension you are using when write node api?
so hype for revamping EXPRESS crash course
Beautiful man ❤🔥❤🔥
Thanks again, dude!
awesome content Brad 🙏 would you consider make a crash course about FastApi as well ?
46:10 typo? Making** Requests From Postman?
Thanks Brad.
thanks a lot brad
Yehehehehesssss!!!! pure nodejs :D thank you
Thanks Brad :)
At 51:48 based on the code logic, shouldn't the error be 'method not allowed'?
You're amazing!
this is helpful 🖤
Thanks Brad!!!!!
This one's a banger.
Bro, on 1:32:06 writeFile and readFile are asynchronous functions, readFile could read nothing
What are your thoughts on an Angular Crash Course update? Would it be justified based on changes since? Thanks for your insight.
Something seems not right on my computer. For some reasons I can't reference variable like ${vaName} also after creating the .env file the program keeps saying running on port undefined. I have even tried refreshing but still the same issues.am on a Linux mint running node 21.7.3
Good refresher
I really appreciate your efforts! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?