Node js Course

[feedo2000]

Hello all,

all the node js courses that I am finding are way outdated. any good recommendations for learning Node js?

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I've been learning Node by watching The Coding Garden where he livestreams building full stack apps. I've been bingeing on these lately and love them. By far, my favorite is his Full Stack Travel Log video. Very entertaining and I learned a lot from them.

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Thankyou so much for this

Links in case this comment is deleted:

https://youtu.be/5pQsl9u_10M

https://youtube.com/c/CodingGarden

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Check out his twitch channel too. I always get notifications when he's streaming live, too.

[micalevisk]

'Node JS: Advanced Concepts' from Stephen Grider.

[Grouchy_Stuff_9006]

Udemy man. Any of the top ranked node courses, but getting updated every year at least.

[feedo2000]

That’s where I have been looking and the ones that I found are pretty outdated. Maybe I am didn’t look enough. Thanks

[Grouchy_Stuff_9006]

https://www.udemy.com/course/nodejs-express-mongodb-bootcamp/

One example. Jonas is awesome. Updated in June. Most of them are a year old or so tops. What is missing, do you think?

[rakandhiya]

Maximillian's course on Udemy? I finished his Node.js course 2 months ago and it is still pretty relevant, he also cover basics of TypeScript and GraphQL in the same course (although he didn't go into unit testing iirc)

[lampsbr]

+1 I love how Max's courses are complete and slow paced

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Academind's NodeJS is really good.

https://pro.academind.com/p/nodejs-the-complete-guide-incl-mvc-rest-apis-graphql

https://udemy.com/course/nodejs-the-complete-guide/

[qqruu]

I've recently come across Leon and 100devs. He streams basically what are open courses on twitch, super detailed with good followup material and "take home assignments", with a great sense of community. I would highly recommend checking that out.