I took the course because I wanted to use Prisma in a toy project, and it turned out to be a good choice!
Personally, I felt like the lectures that were first uploaded in 2022 and the lectures added in 2023 were completely different.
If the 2022 version of the lecture seemed to have been prepared in a somewhat messy environment while the instructor was conducting the lecture with an unfamiliar IDE, in 2023, not only did he improve all of these shortcomings, he came back with richer lecture content!
It seems that the instructor has been thinking a lot about how to improve the quality of the lectures, and he decided to update the 2023 version of the lectures as a solution.
There aren't many other lectures by the instructor on Infraon yet, but if a new lecture is released in the future, I think I will gladly take it. Thank you again for uploading such a great lecture!
What you will gain after the course
Building Practical Applications with Node.js
Node.js Library, Hand-Crafted with C, and npm Distribution
Container Environment: Learning with Node.js + Docker
Node.js Application, AWS Production Deployment
Master the core principles of Node.js from fundamentals to practical applications - A complete A to Z full course!
What is Node.js? Why Node now?
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime that is a proven technology chosen by global big tech companies.
62.3% of developers are using it according to Stack Overflow's 2024 survey!
Node.js has been steadily growing and continuously updating since its release in 2009, and is still actively developing today, being recognized as one of the core technologies in serverless and container-based architectures.
✅ Capable of efficiently handling numerous simultaneous requests
✅ Improved productivity by implementing both frontend and backend in the same language
✅ Massive npm ecosystem and community
✅ Fast server startup and easy deployment
✅ Suitable for microservices and API server configuration
✅ Excellent compatibility with Serverless
✅ Integration with CI/CD, excellent compatibility with automation
In this course, you'll learn this content 🏃
1. Node.js Ecosystem and the Big Picture
Building My Own Node.js Development Environment from Scratch and Stories of the Vast Node.js Ecosystem
2. Understanding the Event Loop
The path to becoming an advanced Node.js developer and concepts that appear 200% of the time in Node.js interviews!
3. Creating Your Own Node.js Library and npm Distribution
The npm library I'm using... let me try making one myself. But this functionality doesn't exist in Node.js, right? Then let me try making it directly in C!
4. Comprehensive Coverage of Multithreading and Multiprocessing
Multithreading/multiprocessing, synchronous/asynchronous, sync/async...🤷♂️ You've been confused about these for a while, haven't you? Let me organize it all for you at once. Learn multithreading/multiprocessing with Node.js!
5. Socket Programming and API
Let's learn socket programming using TCP/UDP and API architecture through hands-on practice!
6. Smart Ways to Use Docker in Node.js Environment
Final. Node.js Full Stack Facebook Messenger Clone Coding!
Simultaneous development with PostgreSQL and MongoDB using Prisma and full-stack clone coding with React + Express.js combination!
Q&A 💬
Q. Do I need to know about JavaScript?
Yes! You don't need to completely master JavaScript, but you should know the basic syntax to be able to follow along with the class.
Q. Is knowledge in Computer Science, OS... and other specialized subjects required?
This course includes not only explanations of the code but also computer science (CS) related explanations throughout the lectures. While it's explained in an easy-to-understand way that you can follow even without prior knowledge, having related background knowledge will definitely be helpful.
Q. Does it include content about frameworks like React, Vue, Next.js, Nest.js, etc.?
No! This course is about Node.js itself, so it doesn't include content about separate frameworks. There are already many excellent courses on Inflearn, so if needed, you'll need to take additional courses.
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Who is this course right for?
Individuals seeking to build Node.js applications of varying sizes
I took the course because I wanted to use Prisma in a toy project, and it turned out to be a good choice!
Personally, I felt like the lectures that were first uploaded in 2022 and the lectures added in 2023 were completely different.
If the 2022 version of the lecture seemed to have been prepared in a somewhat messy environment while the instructor was conducting the lecture with an unfamiliar IDE, in 2023, not only did he improve all of these shortcomings, he came back with richer lecture content!
It seems that the instructor has been thinking a lot about how to improve the quality of the lectures, and he decided to update the 2023 version of the lectures as a solution.
There aren't many other lectures by the instructor on Infraon yet, but if a new lecture is released in the future, I think I will gladly take it. Thank you again for uploading such a great lecture!
I took it for a week to prepare for using prisma at a new company. It seems like a good class. The concepts of abstraction and paradigm in the ORM essential concepts section were asked as interview questions. Thank you :)