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Welcome to the course! Thank you for joining us, we hope you enjoy it. A few notes before you get started:

Setup Your Workstation

If you'd like to type along with the code written in the course, we'd recommend downloading an IDE. Here are the text editors and IDEs we recommend. Try out a few until you find one that works well for the language you're working in and the tasks you'd like to perform:

Atom: https://atom.io

Sublime: https://www.sublimetext.com

VS Code: https://code.visualstudio.com

Xcode: https://developer.apple.com/xcode

Android Studio: https://developer.android.com/studio

Rstudio: https://www.rstudio.com

Anaconda: https://www.anaconda.com/products/ind...

NetBeans: https://netbeans.apache.org

CodeBlocks: https://www.codeblocks.org

Jupyter: https://jupyter.org

NEW: Changes for 2021

This document was last revised on January 25th, 2021

This course was originally released in 2018. Since then, the Node.js platform and ecosystem has continued to evolve. Here are the important changes that have happened since then, that you should be aware of:


New version of Node:

The current stable version of Node (as of December 2020) is 14.15.1. That's the one you should be downloading and using.

You can download it here: https://nodejs.org/en/
You can read the docs here: https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-argon/...


Use fs.ftruncate instead of fs.truncate

In newer versions of Node, the name of the function used for file truncation has changed. As you watch the videos, you'll see us refer to fs.truncate. You should be using fs.ftruncate instead (notice the exta "f" in the function name). You can see examples of how to use it here:

https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v14.x/...

https://nodejs.org/api/esm.html

and take careful note of these caveats:

https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v14.x/...

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Lecture 1:    • 1. Intro to Node.JS | Node.JS | Learn with...  
Lecture 2:    • 2. Prerequisites of Node.JS | Node.JS | Le...  
Lecture 3:    • 3. Setting Up Your Workstation | Node.JS |...  
Lecture 4:    • 4. The Story of Node.js | Node.JS | Learn ...  
Lecture 5:    • 5. What is v8, exactly? | Node.JS | Learn ...  
Lecture 6:    • 6. What is Node.js, exactly? | Node.JS | L...  
Lecture 7:    • 7. Anatomy of a Node Application | Node.JS...  
Lecture 8:    • 8. Common Node Conventions | Node.JS | Lea...  
Lecture 9:    • 9 Node.JS Vs Browser/Windows | Node.JS | L...  
Lecture 10:    • 10. Section Overview | Node.JS | Learn wit...  
Lecture 11:    • 11. Basic Scaffolding | Node.JS | Learn wi...  
Lecture 12:    • 12. Starting a Server | Node.JS | Learn wi...  
Lecture 13:    • 13. Parsing Request Paths | Node.JS | Lear...  
Lecture 14:    • 14. Parsing HTTP Methods | Node.JS | Learn...  
Lecture 15:    • 15. Parsing Query Strings  | Node.JS | Lea...  
Lecture 16:    • 16. Parsing Request headers  | Node.JS | L...  
Lecture 17:    • 17. Parsing Payloads  | Node.JS | Learn wi...  
Lecture 18:    • 18. Routing Request  | Node.JS | Learn wit...  
Lecture 19:    • 19. Returning JSON  | Node.JS | Learn with...  
Lecture 20:    • 20. Adding Configuration | Node.JS | Learn...  
Lecture 21:    • 21. Adding HTTPS Support | Node.JS | Learn...  
Lecture 22:    • 22. Service-1 Ping | Node.JS | Learn with ...  
Lecture 23:    • 23. Storing Data | Node.JS | Learn with Sh...  
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Lecture 25:    • 25. Service 3: /tokens  | Node.JS | Learn ...  
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