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Nodejs Tutorial

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Nodejs Tutorial

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  1. NodeJs Tutorial Node.js is one of the most famous servers in the world. It's easy and fast. It requires only one-step installation. Node.js is a JavaScript server-side framework. This section contains the latest articles, tutorials and examples on Node.js. Over the years, the modern web application has really come a long way with the advent of several common frameworks including bootstrap, Angular JS, etc.. We are all based on the common JavaScript Framework. Yet there was a kind of void when it came to creating server-based software, and that is when Node.js comes into the picture. Node.js is also built on the JavaScript architecture so it is used for server-oriented applications creation. When we move through the entire guide we should look in depth at Node.js and how we can use it to build server-based applications. Node.js Modules The Node.js modules reflect different functionalities that are bundled together into single or several JS directories. Such modules have a specific

  2. meaning, and the distribution of certain modules is rarely interfered with or compromised. Such modules allow reusability of the application and improve ease of use. Node.js essentially provides three modulus types: 1. Core Modules 2. Local Modules 3. Third-Party Modules 1. Core Module Because Node.js is a rather lightweight platform, the core modules pack the minimal total functionalities. These modules are typically loaded upon beginning the execution of the Node method. What you need to do is to import these key modules so they can be included in your code. 2. Local Modules Node.js' local modules are custom modules which are generated dynamically inside the program by the user/developer. These modules may contain different functionalities packed into separate files and folders that may be conveniently spread through NPM inside the Node.js group. 3. External Modules The external or third party modules may only be used by installing via NPM. Many developers usually build such plugins, which are free to use. Send, move, gulp, mongoose, mocha etc. are some of the better external devices.

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