Deep Dive into Git & GitHub - by Yalco
yalco
A kind and easy course that even absolute beginners can follow! The ultimate course that turns working developers into Git experts!
入門
Git, GitHub
It contains Node.js's must-know core principles and practical techniques before hands-on front-end/back-end development.
Reviews from Early Learners
5.0
Sei Chang Kwon
As I'm not a full-time developer, I mainly encounter Node.js via npm library installs, rarely developing or modifying it directly. I'd thought I understood JS scripting to some extent, but it became a time to re-organize Node.js's async approach and how npm libraries truly operate at lower levels. So much I didn't know! It was a good time; examples helped me easily grasp parts I'd simply overlooked without logic comprehension. I'll quickly summarize and proceed; areas I didn't grasp need several more detailed reviews. I recommend this good lecture.
5.0
정성훈
Short but impactful class!
5.0
plugin
As expected, it's not an easy subject, but if I keep reviewing it repeatedly and look at the difficult parts more often, I'll eventually understand it, right?? Thank you for explaining it as simply as possible ^^
Understanding the Operating Principles and Runtime Structure of Node.js
Node.js built-in modules: file system, network, process, etc.
Efficient Development Through REPL Environment and Nodemon
HTTP Server from Scratch and Request/Response Flow Control
Data Processing via Stream and Buffer
Event-driven programming and EventEmitter
Server-client implementation for TCP/UDP communication
Multiprocessing and Multithreading (e.g., child_process, worker_threads)
npm, Package Management, Deployable Package Creation
Who is this course right for?
A developer who wants to deeply learn Node.js itself without relying on frameworks.
Anyone curious about Node.js's workings while using Express, NestJS, etc.
Those wanting to directly implement file systems, networks, and process handling for practical use.
Need to know before starting?
Beginner/intermediate knowledge of JavaScript
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Learners
1,810
Reviews
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Answers
4.9
Rating
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Courses
I am the YouTuber behind the channel Yal-co's Coding Dictionary, as well as an author of IT books. Drawing on my experience as a full-stack developer, I create content that explains difficult programming concepts through metaphors, simple examples, and sometimes animations to make them easy for beginners to understand.
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All
30 lectures ∙ (4hr 45min)
5. Installation & Setup
06:24
6. Using REPL
07:37
8. Module 1 - CommonJS
09:01
9. Module 2 - ES Module
08:01
12. File System 1
09:52
13. File System 2
12:04
15. TCP & UDP
08:40
16. HTTP
16:27
17. [Appendix] REST API
13:00
18. Buffers and Streams
21:28
22. Call Stack
09:18
23. Event loop
13:28
24. EventEmitter
09:07
26. worker_threads
09:50
27. package.json
09:33
28.
15:44
29. Testing and linting
14:43
All
50 reviews
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As I'm not a full-time developer, I mainly encounter Node.js via npm library installs, rarely developing or modifying it directly. I'd thought I understood JS scripting to some extent, but it became a time to re-organize Node.js's async approach and how npm libraries truly operate at lower levels. So much I didn't know! It was a good time; examples helped me easily grasp parts I'd simply overlooked without logic comprehension. I'll quickly summarize and proceed; areas I didn't grasp need several more detailed reviews. I recommend this good lecture.
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Short but impactful class!
Thank you!! I hope the lecture is very helpful!
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Just enrolled in Node.js and React together. Definitely complete both!
Thank you! I hope all the lectures are of great help!
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