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Getting Started with Node.js: Part 4
Part 4 of Getting Started with Node.js. In Part 1, we installed Node.js and ran our "hello world" file through the command console. In Part 2, we took the same file and set up a Node.js server, and ran the file in the browser. In Part 3 we moved the content of our "page" to an HTML file. In Part 4 we will add a form to our HTML, submit it to our server, and accept the information on the new page.
Published 21st June 201710m minute read
Getting Started with Node.js: Part 3
Part 3 of Getting Started with Node.js. In Part 1, we installed Node.js and ran our "hello world" file through the command console. In Part 2 we took the same file and set up a Node.js server, and ran the file in the browser. In Part 3 we will move the content of our "page" to an html file.
Published 2nd June 201710m minute read
Getting Started with Node.js: Part 2
Part 2 of Getting Started with Node.js. In Part 1, we installed Node.js and ran our "hello world" file through the command console. Let's take the same file, start up a Node.js server, and run the file in the browser. Read on!
Published 21st August 201510 minute read
Getting Started with Node.js: Part 1
Our "Getting Started" series consists of quick tutorials on the technologies most widely used on the web today. This is our first of the series, and is a quick guide for the beginner on how to get Node.js up and running on your machine (only Mac for now).
Published 15th July 20155 minute read
Which Programming Language Should I Begin With? A Strong Case For Full Stack JavaScript
Every website that survived the Web 2.0 phase uses JavaScript already. It is absolutely ubiquitous on the web whether native or in a framework like jQuery. The evolution of the language has created an extremely fast, one language solution that enables the entire stack. Node.js is one of the hottest technologies in Web conversation today, and JavaScript is featured in more job postings than you can shake a stick at.
Published 15th June 20158 minute read