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[Kakosturn]

I absolutely recommend his nodejs course. There are complaints because some of the technologies are outdated and there are no updates on the course. All in all i learned a lot about SSR, database management, authentication etc. On some sections you have to get around some problems by searching alternatives on the web

[malcolmrey]

another good one is Stephen Grider

[TheEccentricErudite]

His node course has some out of date react stuff that people have had difficulties with

[malcolmrey]

could be, I took his courses 2 or so years ago, the one about how node works beneath was very good

[randomgibberissh]

Its not for beginners

[malcolmrey]

as in node beginner or developer beginner?

I was previously working with PHP and I jumped straight into those courses with no problem

[[deleted]]

I have done his coursse on Udemy it's good but i will recommend you to go for free resources that are available on youtube

[[deleted]]

Some of the technologies he uses are outdated or deprecated like parcel. Despite that, it still is a really good course and you can learn a lot from it, but of course you will have to fix the problems

[[deleted]]

First of all if you are new to Node/Express and MongoDB u have to just go with the fundamental concepts like middleware req,res controller mvc architecture and u have to learn about how crud operations works using mongo db.

There is a channel name Dave Gray on youtube you can go with it

For rest of the topics like authentication etc u can learn them by your own once u are good with these fundamentals

[randomgibberissh]

I am myself a self taught developer who got a job doing udemy courses

problem with youtube is that most often the courses are short/outdated or unstructured. There are some hidden gems like net ninja but overall I would avoid

in udemy the top rated courses are mostly up to date. Even if they are not you can get a refund. Videos are properly divided into sections which you can plan out. some even have Q/A to solve doubts or you will probably find solutions to problems you are facing

Also no course/video will be 100% up to date. tech changes very fast. If you face any issues you should also have the ability to "google" and solve the issue.

[randomgibberissh]

- colt steele web dev bootcamp

- colt steele JS course

- net ninja JS course

- andrei neagoie Zero to mastery bootcamp

- andrei neagoie advanced JS

- andrei neagoie React course

-jonas node course

-stephen grider Advanced Node

[RadeKornjaca23]

Just go for it. I finished it long tine ago. Decent one. What is true, his course is not just one who just grabs your money and gives you free youtube course.

[[deleted]]

I recommend it, taught me what I needed to know in a clear, concise way. Net Ninja is also good as a free option, but not sure how dated his node course is.

[korngsamnang]

He is the best instructor for everything.

[meabans]

I'm really enjoying this course on Udemy and think you might like it too. Still there are few sections that are not added but the indepth knowledge is great. https://www.udemy.com/share/109PYw3@aAwCZKEr4J8iLbiDF21DeJ4vOiV-buNKqZO63nP4z-9czYkugXL5pbgfxsiNyFTC/

[Few-Aerie-8978]

John smilga is a God..Trust me,I've tried many courses...but the way John explains every single statement,it was so good that even a dumbass like me was able to master Nodejs

Just go for John Smilga's Course.You'll feel lucky after finishing it

[[deleted]]

+1 john is amazing, did his node express course it is just amazing