15.1: What is Node.js? - Twitter Bot Tutorial
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- This video covers the basics of Node.js. What is Node.js? What is server-side programming? What might you use it for and how do you get started? Basic unix commands and working with terminal are covered. Code: thecodingtrain.com/tracks/mas...
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Timestamps:
1:35 Servers
4:35 Node.js - a framework for writing a custom server
5:14 Twitter API
7:47 How to use Node on your local computer
8:35 Issuing commands on the terminal
11:04 Using Node in the terminal
12:03 Running small programs
13:54 Connecting with the Twitter API
Editing by Mathieu Blanchette
Animations by Jason Heglund
Music from Epidemic Sound
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(Delayed reply, heh, true. I don't have a bot - yet - but I do copy/paste sometimes!)
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@codingTrain now since you are really very in teaching complicated stuff with ease, could you sometime explain how to go about or initialize to make any package like twit, or twitter-ease or if you could redirect me to some link. Thanks!
www.npmjs.com/package/twit read over the well, readme.
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Even though this video is a little old, i'd like to add to it by covering some of the differences with the terminal here from macos to linux and windows
- The node command works *exactly* the same, no differences there
- cd is the same on windows and linux
- pwd is unnecessary on windows (cmd) and linux (bash, specifically) because they should appear before the $ (in bash) or before the > (in cmd) - at least by default, but if they don't you probably used it before to change these settings and you would know pwd already
- you can still tell the difference between the > with cmd and > with node because in cmd there will also be the path, but in node it's just >
- that little clear command you did before showing ls is "cls" on windows (cmd), it's also clear on linux (bash)
- the windows (cmd) equivalent of ls is dir, it's short for directory and it's ls for linux (bash), just like on macos
thanks!
Only watched 2 minutes of it thus far - already I can tell this is going to be an excellent resource. Thank you
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Getting into this stuff for the first time, let me just say that I have not found a better explanation of servers and how they connect to your program and what they do yet. Thank you for this!
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waiting for node.js tutorials from a long time. Thanks coding 🚆
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This is the best explanation of what Node.js is! Thank you so much!
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Two years into my CS program, I didn't know what "pwd" stood for. Thanks for the small details!
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To help people with learning navigation via the command line, it's worth mentioning that on macs and PC's you can tab-complete and tab again to cycle through.
such a good point, thanks!
Great video! This is late, but you should do a series on the intricacies of servers like you described at 13:30!
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yeah, i gone thru a bunch of beginners toturial, this one finally made me understand of what the heck is node, and I was a php programmer.
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5:38 oAuth is mostly used for authorization. Great video!Thanks!
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Hi Mr Shiffman,
First of all I want to tell you that even though we have never met, you are the lecturer that thought me the most important stuff on coding in general :)
Can I ask you something.
Is it possible to use this system to get a video feed from Twitter to Processing, maybe using Periscope?
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Hello Sir,
I recently watched your video of using node.js and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A small request can you please upload a video of working on node using a Windows machine as it would be a great help to me.
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