Node.js Absolute Beginners Guide – Learn Node From Scratch

Node.js Absolute Beginners Guide – Learn Node From Scratch

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Learn Node.js To Build Web Sites and Host Them Live On Heroku Webhosting

In this course I’ll teach you how to create a Node server, run a basic HTML website off of that server, and push it up to a webhost to make your website live online.

Aimed at the absolute beginner, you don’t need any experience with Node.js at all in order to take this course. In fact, if you already know a little Node, this is NOT the course for you!

If you already know some Javascript, that’s great; but you don’t have to know Javascript to take this course, I’ll walk you through everything you need to get started.

You’ll learn:

  • Install Node
  • Install Git bash and Sublime Text Editor
  • Run a Console Log Node Test
  • Create Our First Basic Node.js Server
  • Explaining the Node Server Code
  • Exploring The URL Module Query String
  • File System and Index Page
  • Create Server Console Status Messages
  • Show Different Web Pages
  • Show an Index Page
  • Remove HTML from the URL
  • Create a Bootstrap Navbar
  • Create an About and Resume Page
  • Add a Bootstrap Jumbotron
  • Generate SSH Keys
  • Initialize Git and Github
  • Install the Heroku Toolbelt CLI
  • Create a Package JSON File
  • Push Our Code To Heroku
  • And More…

Join me today and let’s learn Node!

Table of Contents

Install Tools
1 Course Introduction
3 Install Node
4 Install Git bash and Sublime Text Editor

Intro To Node.js
5 Run a Console Log Node Test
6 Create Our First Basic Node.js Server
7 Explaining the Node Server Code
8 Exploring The URL Module Query String
9 File System and Index Page
10 Create Server Console Status Messages
11 Show Different Web Pages
12 Show an Index Page
13 Remove HTML from the URL

Create a Basic Website With Node and Bootstrap
14 Create a Bootstrap Navbar
15 Create an About and Resume Page
16 Add a Bootstrap Jumbotron

Push Our Node Website To Heroku Webhosting
17 Generate SSH Keys
18 Initialize Git and Github
19 Install the Heroku Toolbelt CLI
20 Create a Package JSON File
21 Push Our Code To Heroku

Conclusion
22 Bonus Lecture