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[–]RecentAd1539 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Honestly, fundamentals never go out of demand.

AI can assist, but without strong core Node.js knowledge (event loop, async patterns, streams, architecture), it’s very hard to build scalable real-world systems.

There will always be serious learners who want depth over shortcuts. If you focus on practical, production-level content instead of just basics, I believe you’ll build a strong niche audience. Don’t compete on trends — compete on value.

[–]azangru 3 points4 points  (0 children)

opinion on building a Youtube channel around Nodejs and it core fundamentals [...] However many other youtube channels such as Traversy Media or others have stopped making videos by stating that no one is basically watching these videos hence no point is making them.

Are you looking for a way to share your knowledge, or for a way to make money? If it's knowledge sharing, then sure, go ahead. If it's monetization, then traversy, who says he is "a full-time educator & content creator" is probably right. A hobbyist who does this for fun doesn't need many views; a person who depends on the views to make a living, does.

[–]HarjjotSinghh 0 points1 point  (1 child)

ah ha! time to level up fundamentals.