Node JS Course

Learn NodeJS to create complex and data centric web applications

  • 24 hours of interactive instructor led training
  • Learn events, stream, modules, REST, express js and much more
  • Learn to build advanced, scalable and high-performance web applications
  • Hands-on classes from industry experts
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Why should you learn Node.js?

Why should you learn Node.js?

Node.js has been described as the future of real-time web applications and has an edge over other applications because of its unique push technology. This technology allows two-way communication between the client and server, enabling them to exchange data in real time. It runs on JavaScript, and is lightweight, flexible, scalable, and easily maintainable—all factors that have made it very popular with developers around the world.

How do you get started with Node JS?

Start on your journey in becoming a Node expert by enrolling in this course that will hand hold you into the world of Node.js and web development. The curriculum designed by industry experts is on par with what is trending right now and gives you the base to apply your skills and knowledge in the industry.

You will learn the use of Events, Stream and Modules, how to communicate with databases and test and debug your Node.js applications. You will learn the latest Express application framework and learn to create, deploy, and maintain state of the art web applications.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

1. How Node.js Works

Understand how Node.js works by building your foundational knowledge

2. Node REPL

Understand what Node REPL is and what all you can do with it

3. Modular Programming

Understand all about modular programming, NPM and its applications

4. ECMAScript

Learn how to use ECMAScript modules with Node.js in your apps

5. Command Line Utilities

Learn how to build command-line utilities in real-time 

6. Streams API

Learn all about the file system module and the Streams API

7. Events

Understand all about events in Node.js and the Event Emitter interface

8. Network I.O

Learn how to Work with Network I/O and where to use it

9. Web Servers

Understand how to build web servers and apply your knowledge

10. Debugging

Learn about the practices of debugging in Node.js 

11. Cluster and Worker Threads

Discover how cluster and worker threads are used for optimization and performance

12. Express Framework

Discover the Express framework and how to use it in your app

13. Template Engines

Explore template engines, the Pug templating language and how to use it

14. Building Middleware

Learn and build middleware for Express. Find out the benefits for yourself

15. Parsing Income Requests

Understand all about parsing incoming requests and why it is important

16. Logging Requests

Learn about logging requests and the part it plays in your application

17. Sessions

Learn to use sessions in your application in insightful ways

18. Data Compression

Learn what data compression is and how you could use it in your app

19. Modular and dynamic routing

Understand the concept of modular and dynamic routing from your app perspective

20. Route Protection

Integrate route protection in your app and see how it impacts

21. Build APIs

Learn to build APIs for your front-end applications and learn how to use them

22. MongoDB Atlas and Mongoose ODM

Learn how to work with MongoDB (MongoDB Atlas) and Mongoose ODM

23. Models and Controllers

Learn how to build models and controllers for your application

24. Serving Single Page Applications using Express

Learn how to serve single page applications using Express

25. JWT integration

Find out how to Integrate JWT and session-based authentication

26. Redis Cache

Find out how to accelerate Express apps using Redis cache

27. Protecting Express Apps

Learn how to protect Express apps against malicious attacks

28. Heroku

Learn to use Heroku and master debugging in Node.js

Prerequisites
  • Basic HTML and CSS skills
  • Intermediate JavaScript skills
  • Though not mandatory, any server-side programming experience like server-side application development, network application development, web application development or database programming would help

Who can attend?

Novices who wish to launch Node apps or work as a Node developer
Professionals who wish to master modern server-side web development
Anyone planning to use Node.js to build robust and scalable backend applications
Anybody aspiring to build a career in backend Web Application development

Zeolearn Experience

LEARN BY DOING

Immersive Hands-on training with combination of theoretical learning, hands-on exercises, group discussions, assignments and intensive Q&A sessions.

LIVE & INTERACTIVE

Ask questions, get instant clarifications, and engage in live and interactive discussions with instructors and other participants.

MENTORED BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS

Get Mentored by Industry practitioners having more than 10 years of experience. Learn how concepts are applied in the real world and in live projects.

REASON BASED LEARNING

Don’t gain just theoretical or practical knowledge. Understand the WHAT, WHY, and HOW of a subject. Simplify the subject matter and get in-depth comprehension.

CODE REVIEW BY PROFESSIONALS

Get reviews and timely feedback on your assignments and projects from professional developers. Learn best practices and tricks of the trade from professionals.

BUILD PROJECTS

We emphasize on learning the concepts through examples and help you in building a portfolio of projects through the course of training.

LIFETIME ENROLMENT

You can take advantage of our free lifetime enrolment into any of the upcoming batches to help you refresh the concepts.

CURRICULUM DESIGNED BY EXPERTS

The Curriculum goes through multiple levels of design and preparation by the experts to keep the topics/modules relevant to everyday changes in technology.

STUDY EVEN FROM REMOTE LOCATIONS

Learn to use collaborative mediums to share opinions and improve your coding skills with assistance from the instructors and other participants.

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Curriculum

Learning Objective 

Understand Node.js its capabilities and why you should use it to create server-side applications. 

Topics 

  • Introduction to Node.js
  • Node.js installation and benefits 
  • Synchronous and Asynchronous programming 
  • Event loop and Non-Blocking I/O 

Learning Objective

Learn about Node.js REPL and its commands. Also understand what global and local objects are in Node.js.

Topics

  • REPL Commands 
  • Global and Local Objects

Learning Objectives

Learn modular programming with Node.js and NPM. Write your own module and learn all about using npm to set up and initialize a project. 

Topics

  • Modules 
  • Process and OS Modules 
  • Writing Your Own Module 
  • Introducing NPM 
  • Initializing a Project Using npm init 
  • Understanding package.json 
  • Local vs. Global 
  • Using NPX 

Hands-on

  • Writing your own module 

Learning Objectives

Learn about how Node.js offers experimental support for ECMAScript modules, and use it in your projects without the need of a third-party compiler.  

Topics

  • ECMAScript Modules 
  • Writing an ECMAScript Module 
  • Importing and Using a Module 
  • ES6 Syntax 

Hands-on 

  •  Import and use an ECMAScript Module 

Learning Objectives

Learn to work with files and directories in Node.js. You will also learn how to read and write files both synchronously and asynchronously. 

Topics 

  • File System Modeling 
  • Directory and Path Resolution 
  • Reading and Writing Files Synchronously and Asynchronously 
  • Directory operations

Hands-on

  • Write a file using Sync and Async.

Learning Objectives

Discover the Streams API in Node.js and its use case in the form of reading and writing files. 

Topics

  • Reading a File Using Readable Stream 
  • Writing a file using Writable Streams 
  • Transform Streams 

Hands-on

  • Work with transform streams

Learning Objectives

Use the events module to create your own events and emit them. Learn to write an event handler. 

Topics

  • Event Emitter
  • Handling Events

Learning Objectives

Understand the purpose of the net module and how to use it in a node application. Create a server that listens when the client connects to it.

Topics

  • Net module 
  • Create a TCP Server and Listener 
  • Create a chatbot 

Learning Objectives

Learn about building servers using the HTTP module. Also learn how to handle incoming requests and send out responses through a web server.  

Topics

  • Web Server 
  • HTTP module 
  • Serve JSON as a response 
  • Serve HTML as a response 
  • Serve a static website 
  • Using HTTPS 
  • Using HTTP/2 
  • Understanding CORS

Hands-on

  • Make HTTP Requests 
  • Serving JSON as a response 
  • Serving HTML as a response

Learning Objectives

Learn to debug and understand its importance in an application development environment.  

Topics

  • What is debugging? 
  • How to debug node.js apps?

Learning Objectives

Learn about worker thread API in Node.js. Learn to write CPU intensive code using the worker threads 

Topics

  • Introduction to the Worker Threads API 
  • Handling compute-intensive tasks 
  • Node.js on multi-core CPUs using Cluster

Hands-on

  • Handle compute-intensive tasks using Worker Threads

Learning Objectives

Learn about the need for an application framework when building Node.js apps. Build a basic Node.js application framework.

Topics

  • What is a Node.js web application framework? 
  • Build Your Own Framework 
  • Express

Hands-on

  • Build your own framework

Learning Objectives

Develop your first Express app. Add a route handler for POST requests in an Express application and learn to use the express-static middleware to serve static assets.

Topics 

  • Build your first Express app 
  • Adding a route handler 
  • Serving Static Assets 

Hands-on 

  • Build your first Express app 
  • Add multiple route handlers to the app 
  • Serve a static signup page

Learning Objectives

Configure a view engine to render dynamic Pug templates. Learn to build a simple dashboard page using Pug.

Topics

  • Pug 
  • Build the Dashboard 
  • Build the Post Card

Hands-on

  • Render a dynamic signup page using Pug

Learning Objectives

Explore middleware and its role in an Express application. Handle and parse incoming requests such as form data using middleware. Learn to write your own middleware function and implement response data compression. 

Topics

  • Middleware 
  • Parsing incoming requests 
  • Morgan 
  • Express-session middleware 
  • Your own middleware 

Hands-on

  • Handle form-URL 
  • Use sessions to persist data

Learning Objectives

Implement modular routing using the Express Router module. Implement a route protection mechanism using middleware functions.

Topics

  • Express Router 
  • Organizing routes 
  • Dynamic Routing  
  • Route protection using middleware 

Hands-on

  • Build a simple API 
  • Use route parameters to render a list

Learning Objectives

Learn to set up a database on MongoDB Atlas and configure it to work with the Express application. Learn to set up a React web application. 

Topics 

  • MongoDB Atlas
  • Mongoose ODM
  • Building the Users schema and model
  • Building the Posts schema and model
  • Serving the client web application 

Hands-on 

  • Set up Mongoose ODM 
  • Build a Schema and Model 
  • Integrate a client application 

Learning Objectives

Learn JWT Authentication and how it differs from session-based authentication. Explore how to build controllers and API for creating, reading, and deleting blog posts. 

Topics 

  • Admin and Password Hashing
  • Admin Authentication - Controller and Route
  • Authentication and Posts API - Controller and Routes
  • Profanity Filters and Post Moderation 

Hands-on

  • Create a controller 

Learning Objectives

Improve the caching strategy by setting up Redis and implement Redis as a cache. Understand how to use Redis as a fast session store. 

Topics

  • Setting up Redis for caching 
  • Caching and Serving Content 
  • Configuring Redis  

Learning Objectives 

Find out how to handle untrusted data such as form input. Mitigate XSS and CSRF attacks. 

Topics 

  • Handling untrusted data
  • Preventing XSS and CSRF 

Hands-on 

  • Handling untrusted data 

Learning Objectives 

Learn how to use Heroku to deploy the Node and Express app. 

Topics

  • Deploy an Express app on Heroku 

Build an API server that uses a file-based database (or MongoDB) to serve multiple routes and HTTP verbs with minimal configuration needed to get up and running. You can use this API server for development purposes such as building React, Angular, and Vue applications.

Projects

Express Cart

Use your skills of nodejs to build a web application that provides the functionality of purchasing products online

Question Bank

Use your skills of nodejs to build a web application that provides the functionality of managing technology questions for online testing application

Faqs

Node JS Course

During the training you will learn the following

  • Master Node.js by building practical, working examples 
  • Learn how node works under the hood, security and templating with jade 
  • Learn asynchronous programming with Node.js using callbacks, Promises and async/await 
  • Understand the differences between HTTP and RESTful applications 
  • Use the latest Express application framework 
  • Learn how to use NPM, how to install NPM packages and how to configure NPM scripts 
  • Perform Real-time communication with the front-end using Socket.IO 
  • Secure applications using Passport.js and JWT 
  • Develop & deploy advanced, high performance, secure web applications and web APIs 

The objective of this course is to help you learn the practical aspects of Node.js. Through our hands on, practical approach, you will get working knowledge of developing node.js applications that are scalable, performant and reliable.

By the end of this workshop you will become familiar with the fundamentals of this language at an application level so that you can confidently seek jobs as a developer in this domain.

You required to know the following -

  • Basic HTML and CSS skills
  • Intermediate JavaScript with strong knowledge on functions, scope, closures, callbacks, promises and async/await
  • Any server-side programming experience like server-side application, network application, web applications would help
  • Any database programming experience will help like using any programming language to interact with the database
HTML and CSS skill would be required for web application development where you develop traditional multi page applications. In this form web application you would develop web pages and style then with CSS. Whereas for web API development which responds with JSON you would not need HTM and CSS skills

This course is well suited to:

  • Candidates who wish to launch their own Node applications or work as a Node developer
  • Those who want to learn modern server-side web development and apply it on apps /APIs
  • Those who intend to use node.js to build robust and scalable backend applications
  • Those who aspire to build a career in backend Web Application development

JavaScript is a language that has dominated the technology space since the past 5 years due to its versatility and robustness. In the past, enterprise applications were built on different languages such as PHP, Java, .Net and Python for backend implementations and HTML/CSS and JavaScript on the frontend. A technology that has revolutionised development and is now enjoying widespread popularity as a no-fuss server side runtime.

Node works on an event driven, non-blocking I/O model that executes JavaScript code outside of a browser. This allows it to perform better and use less resources, a reason why it is has been adopted as a server-side development tool by major companies across the world. Numerous applications have been built using Node.js and this trend is not changing any time soon. 

If you are a front end developer or full stack developer or aspire to be one, then this is the time to master your Node.js skills. JS is an essential building block to learning many front end and back end frameworks including Node.JS, and learning it will make you a multi skilled, much in-demand web developer.

Node JS workshop experience

The workshops at Zeolearn are always interactive, immersive and intensive hands-on programs. There are 3 modes of Delivery and you can select based on the requirements -

  • Online Classroom training: Learn from anywhere through the most preferred virtual live instructor led training with the help of hands-on training and interactive sessions   
  • One-to-One Training: You can enrol for one-to-one Node js classroom training session with our expert trainer at a preferred time. With this mode, you can customize your curriculum to suit your learning needs. 
  • Team/Corporate Training: In this type of training, an Organization can nominate their entire team for online or classroom training. You can customize your curriculum to suit your learning needs and also get post-training expert’s support to implement Node js concepts in the project.

We follow the below mentioned procedure for all the training programs by dividing the complete workshop experience into 3 stages i.e Pre, Workshop and Post. This is a tried and tested approach using which we have been able to upskill thousands of engineers.

Pre-training 
Before the start of training program, we make sure that you are ready to understand the concepts from Day 1. Hence, as a process of preparation for the intensive workshop, we provide the following -

  • Reference articles/ Videos and e-books
  • 2-4 hrs of training on pre-requisites - to make you workshop ready
  • Pre-Workshop Assessments - to assess and benchmark 
  • Environment set-up docs 

During Training
The training is completely hands-on and you receive the below mentioned deliverables from Zeolearn team - 

  • PPT and Code Snippets used in the class
  • Learners Guide or E-book
  • Projects / Case Studies
  • Assessments / Lab exercises
  • Quizzes and Polls
  • Study Plans - To structurize your learning.

Post Training
We don’t just impart skills but also make sure that you implement them in the project. And for that to happen, we are always in touch with you either through newsletters or webinars or next version trainings. Some of the post-training deliverables lined-up for you are - 

  • Project assistance with mentor
  • Course Recordings 
  • Access to Alumni Network
  • Additional workshops on advanced level concepts 
  • Regular emails/newsletters on Blogs/Tutorials and other informational content

Yes, Zeolearn has well-equipped labs with the latest version of hardware and software. We provide Cloudlabs to explore every feature of Node JS through hands-on exercises. Cloudlabs provides an environment that lets you build real-world scenarios and practice from anywhere across the globe.  You will have live hands-on coding sessions and will be given practice assignments to work on after the class.

At Zeolearn, we have Cloudlabs for all the major categories like Web development, Cloud Computing, and Data Science.

You will get to work on 2 live projects during the course of the training. 

Title: Express Cart
Use your skills of node.js to build a web application that provides the functionality of purchasing products online

Title: Question Bank
Use your skills of node.js to build a web application that provides the functionality of managing technology questions for online testing application

This course is delivered by industry-recognized experts who would be having more than 10 years of real-time experience in Node and web development.

Not only will they impart knowledge of the fundamentals and advanced concepts, they will provide end-to-end mentorship and hands-on training to help you work on real-world projects with regards to Node.js.

Once you register for the course you will be provided with system requirements and lab setup document which contains detailed information to prepare the environment for the course.

However,  if you would like to see the installation procedure, please check the below links  -

To attend the Node training program, the basic hardware and software requirements are as mentioned below -

Hardware requirements

  • Windows 8 / Windows 10 OS, MAC OS >=10, Ubuntu >= 16 or latest version of other popular Linux flavors
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 10 GB of free space

Software Requirements

  • Node.js & npm - npm will be automatically installed on Node.js installation
  • Visual Studio Code IDE - used for writing code
  • Latest Chrome browser - used for debugging 

Permissions Required

  • Internet access to NPM ecosystem
  • Elevated privileges to install Node.js modules system wide

Node JS Online Training Experience

All our training programs are quite interactive and fun to learn with plenty of time spent on lot of hands-on practical training, use case discussions and quizzes. Our instructors also use an extensive set of collaboration tools and techniques which improves your online training experience.

This will be live interactive training led by an instructor in a virtual classroom.

You will receive a registration link to your e-mail id from our training delivery team. You will have to login in from your PC or other devices.

Yes, for all the online public workshops there would be participants logging in from different locations.

In case of any queries, you can reach out to us at any of the numbers provided in the link below: or send an email to hello@zeolearn.com.

We also have Slack workspace for the corporates to discuss the issues. If the query is not resolved by email, we will facilitate a one-on-one discussion session with our trainers.

If you miss a class, you can access the class recordings anytime from our LMS. At the beginning of every session, there will be a 10-12 minute recapitulation of the previous class. You can watch the online recording and clarify your doubts at that time. You may need to reach 15 minutes before the main lecture begins to avail this facility.

We also have a Free Lifetime enrollment for most of our courses. In case you miss out a class, you can also enroll for another complete workshop or only for a particular session.

Finance related

Typically, Zeolearn’s training are exhaustive and the mentors help you out in understanding the in-depth concepts.

However, if you find it difficult to cope, you may discontinue within the first 4 hours of training and avail a 100% refund. Learn more about our refund policy here.

Zeolearn offers a 100% money back guarantee if the candidates withdraw from the course right after the first session. To learn more about the 100% refund policy, visit our refund page.

Yes, we have scholarships available for Students and Veterans. We do provide grants that can vary up to 50% of the course fees. 

To avail scholarships, please get in touch with us at hello@zeolearn.com. The team shall send across the forms and instructions to you. Based upon the responses and answers that we receive, the panel of experts take a decision on the grant. The entire process could take around 7 to 15 days.

Yes, we do have installment options available for the course fees. To avail installments, please get in touch with us at hello@zeolearn.com. The team shall explain on how the installments work and would provide the timelines for your case.

Node JS Certification, Training and other details

Node JS

Node.js is an open-source platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime environment for building fast and scalable networking applications. Node.js applications are written in JavaScript programming language and can be run on several platforms like OS X, Microsoft Windows, Unix, and Linux.

The need for Node.js became prominent when the JavaScript developers felt the need of running an application not only in the browser but also on the machine as a standalone application. Node.js is lightweight, more efficient and suitable for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices.

Moreover, Node.js is free and provides a Javascript library that simplifies web application development to a greater extent.

No. Node.js is not a programming language. Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code outside of a browser. It runs on various platforms like Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, etc., Node.js is a built-on Google Chrome's JavaScript V8 Engine. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient. 

Yes, Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform. It is a cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code outside of a browser. Node.js allows developers to write command line tools and server-side scripting in JavaScript to produce the dynamic web page content before that page is sent to the web browser of the user. Hence Node.js depicts a “JavaScript Everywhere” pattern uniting web application development around a single programming language, instead of using different languages for server side and client-side scripts.

Node.js supports Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows, SmartOS, FreeBSD, and IBM AIX. Node.js creates web servers and networking tools using JavaScript. It also allows the creation of several ‘modules’ that handle various core functionality. These modules are used for file system I/O, networking (DNS, HTTP, TCP, TLS/SSL, or UDP), binary data (buffers), cryptography functions, data streams, and other core functions. Also, the modules of Node.js make use of API to reduce the complexity of writing server applications.

Node.js is used for developing the applications that run on server side using JavaScript as programming language. It is mostly used to develop web applications predominantly web APIs, and widely used in developing microservices using JavaScript. However, Node.js is a good for developing any kind of server side applications that are not CPU intensive

Below are some of the most common implementations using Node.js:

  • Static file servers
  • Web Application frameworks
  • Messaging middleware
  • Servers for HTML5 multiplayer games
  • REST APIs and Backend Applications
  • Real-Time services (Chat, Games etc.)
  • Blogs, CMS, Social Applications
  • Utilities and Tools
  • Anything that is not CPU intensive

The main features of Nodejs are:

  • Asynchronous and event Driven – All APIs of Node.js library are asynchronous, that is, non-blocking. It essentially means a Node.js based server never waits for an API to return data. The server moves to the next API after calling it and a notification mechanism of Events of Node.js helps the server to get a response from the previous API call.
  • Extremely fast – As it is built on google chrome v8 engine, the fastest JavaScript engine, so inherently node is super-fast
  • Single Threaded but Highly Scalable – Though single threaded with clustering ability node applications scale well and run efficiently due to its non-blocking I/O architecture
  • No Buffering – All streams in node work on event-driven hence node.js applications never buffer any data and process data in chunks

The usage of databases depends on the purpose, speed, and ease of use. You simply can’t choose a database based on the language and framework. You choose a database based on the data and scale, platform requirements, and how the features of the database match your requirements.

Here is a list of databases suitable for Node.js:

  • Cassandra
  • Couchbase
  • CouchDB
  • LevelDB
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Neo4j
  • Oracle
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • SQL Server
  • SQLite
  • ElasticSearch

If you want a database that has a lot of community and great documentation work, you can use the databases coming under SQL categories like MYSQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite or MongoDB. Redis is an in-memory database. MongoDB integrates well with Node.js, and it provides a great wrapper package called ‘Mongoose’. Before choosing any database, make sure you select according to the features they provide and your needs.

Node JS is a server-based technology used to build and run web applications. Node.js applications are written in JavaScript programming language and can be run on several platforms like OS X, Microsoft Windows, Unix, and Linux. Programmers. Node.js is free, lightweight, more efficient and suitable for data-intensive, real-time applications that run across distributed systems in parallel.

Here are the reasons why Node Js is becoming more popular today:

  1. Node.js uses JavaScript both on the server and client side, which gives developers to use the same language
  2. It is lightweight
  3. Provides built-in support for object databases
  4. Node.js applications can be hosted almost anywhere
  5. It has the largest repository of libraries
  6. More importantly companies like Netflix, Walmart, PayPal, LinkedIn, Uber, NYT, eBay and many more are very productive building applications with Node JS.

Node.js is increasingly becoming a part of the multiple corporate giants across the globe. The developers love features like open-source, concurrency, speed, versatility, agility, and fast performance. Today, many companies are using Node JS to develop several applications such as social media apps, real-time tracking apps, video and text chat engines, online games, and collaboration tools.

Following are some high-profile companies using Node.js for developing the primary applications:

  • Netflix
  • LinkedIn
  • Walmart
  • Trello
  • Uber
  • PayPal 
  • Medium
  • eBay
  • NASA 
  • Groupon

Along with these, there are several other global majors like Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Mozilla, and GitHub who have embraced Node.js as a part of their operations. More and more companies are using Node.js due to its innumerable advantages.

Node JS Installation

Node.js can be installed by downloading the respective binary from node.js website. Along with node.js npm also will be installed.

npm is a dependency management tool used to install JavaScript libraries.

Installation instructions

  • Download node.js from here
  • Install node.js

How to Install Node.js on Windows
How to Install Node.js on Mac
How to Install Node.js on Ubuntu

Open command prompt or Windows PowerShell or terminal and fire the below command

node -v

This command should give you some output like v10.13.0 if node is properly installed and configured else you would receive an error stating node is not recognised as internal or external command.

Node JS Frameworks

There are many node.js frameworks available to out of which some the below are popular like

  • Express.js - Simply Express, is a web application framework for Node.js, and is designed for building web applications and APIs
  • Hapi - A rich framework for building applications and services. Hapi enables developers to focus on writing reusable application logic instead of spending time building infrastructure
  • Koa - Koa is a new web framework designed by the team behind Express, which aims to be a smaller, more expressive, and more robust foundation for web applications and APIs. By leveraging async functions, Koa allows you to ditch callbacks and greatly increase error-handling
  • Loopback - The LoopBack framework is a set of Node.js modules that you can use independently or together to quickly build REST APIs
  • Sails.js - Sails.js is a Model-View-Controller web application framework developed atop the Node.js environment. It is designed to make it easy to build custom, enterprise-grade Node.js web applications, and APIs
  • Meteor - Meteor, or MeteorJS, is a free and open-source isomorphic JavaScript web framework written using Node.js. Meteor allows for rapid prototyping and produces cross-platform code

The best Node JS framework is express.js, in fact it is a foundation for many node.js web implementations.


Express JS, is a web application framework for Node.js, and is designed for building web applications and APIs.

Learn Node JS

Node.js is an open-source server framework that runs on various platforms. It can generate dynamic page content, write, delete, open, and create. If you are keen on learning Node.js, the following online resources might come in handy- 

Node.js Tutorials

Node.js Videos

Node.js Books

  • The Node Beginner Book
  • Mastering Node.js
  • Up and Running with Node.js
  • Node.js in Action
  • Smashing Node.js: JavaScript Everywhere
  • Node.js & Co. (in German)
  • Most detailed list of free JavaScript Books
  • Mixu’s Node Book
  • Beginning Web Development with Node.js

Node.js Blogs

  • The Node.js blog
  • Nodejitsu blog
  • Ryan Wilcox’s Whitepaper
  • dev thought

You can also take an immersive Node.js training for better clarity of Node.js concepts. Here are some of the best Node.js training providers to consider - 

  • Codeacademy
  • Codeschool
  • Freecodecamp
  • Zeolearn
  • Udemy
  • Lynda
  • PluralSight
  • Coursera

A Node js training can be a solid option to build the best Node Js application and breaking into today’s tech industry. Up until now, most of the industry experts have recommended Zeolearn as the best Node.js training provider. Basic training benefits aside, here are some additional points they speak about Zeolearn’s Node Js course:

  1. The course is live and interactive, so that you can clear all your doubts anytime with the instructors
  2. Experience classroom even on remote - Learn to use collaborative mediums to share opinions and improve your coding skills with assistance from the instructors and other participants
  3. The course provides reason-based training that helps to gain not just theoretical but also practical knowledge that makes the learning more simplified
  4. The curriculum is designed by the experts which is always current and updated with the latest tech advancements
  5. Learn concepts from scratch, and advance your learning through step-by-step guidance on tools and techniques.
  6. Code reviews by professionals - Get reviews and feedback on your final projects from the professional developers
  7. Mentored by Industry Leaders - Our support team will guide and assist you whenever you require help

1. Learn basics of programming

2. Gain intermediate skills in JavaScript specially focused on 

  • Functions 
  • Scope 
  • Closures 
  • Callbacks 
  • Promises 
  • Modern JS 

3. Learn basics of node

  • How node.js works 
  • Single threaded nature of JS and event loop 
  • Difference between synchronous and asynchronous programming 
  • Creating and using modules 
  • Working with file system, buffers, process  
  • Creating child processes

4. Learn npm 

  • Understand package.json 
  • Install, update and uninstall packages 
  • Know about semver 
  • Creating and publishing packages

5. Building web application and APIs

  • Learn express.js 
  • Templating engines 
  • Securing API and web applications 

6. Working with databases

  • Learn how to connect with databases like MySQL or mongo
  • Learn ORM like Sequelize/ Mongoose

7. Unit testing

  • Learn how to gauge feature quality, implement unit testing, and ensure sufficient code coverage in your Node.js apps.
  • Learn Mocha and Chai

8. Real time Communication

  • Learn basics of Socket.io 
  • Develop web applications that communicate in real time

9. Deploying

  • Clustering and scaling node apps 
  • Learn about node.js process managers

You are required to-

  • Master JavaScript with strong knowledge on functions, scope, closures, callbacks, promises and async/await
  • Understand how servers work
  • Exposure to protocols like http, tcp etc.
  • An exposure to at least one well established relational, or NoSQL database would be good

Node JS Certification and Training

If you want to be an expert in building a full-fledged JavaScript web application, a Node.js course will help you create powerful web applications. With its strong features and the ability to write server and client-side code with JavaScript, you can easily build server and client-side applications. But how to pick the best institute for Node JS training is a common concern. Here is a list of best Node JS training institutes.

  1. Udemy
  2. Zeolearn
  3. Lynda
  4. edx
  5. PluralSight
  6. Coursera

Among these Node.js training providers, Zeolearn has gained more traction from the industry experts due to the course features they are offering. You can clear your skeptics anytime through one-to-one discussion with the trainers. The up-to-date course which is designed by our team of experts provides reason-based training that helps to gain not just theoretical but also practical knowledge that makes the learning more simplified. You can share your opinion and improve your coding skills with the help of the instructors through several collaborative medium offered by us.

Node.js training should be taken from the best online courses available. The idea behind any Node.js course is to help the learners build fast, concurrent, lightweight, efficient data-intensive real-time applications that run across the distributed systems.

The best way to learn Node.js course is by developing real-world Node.js applications. There are several free online resources available to learn Node.js. But the best way to learn a programming language is through an experienced trainer/mentor. If you are aware of the core concepts of Node.js then taking Node.js training from the reputed institutes will turn you from zero to pro.

Our team of web development experts have compiled the following list of best Node JS training providers based on in-depth research.

  1. edx
  2. Zeolearn
  3. Udemy
  4. Lynda
  5. PluralSight
  6. Coursera
Among these Nodejs training providers, Zeolearn has become the top choice of the developers with years of experience. The course at Zeolearn is live, interactive and provides reason-based training to acquire theoretical as well as practical knowledge. The curriculum, designed by the experts, covers every concept of Node js and aids you to advance your learning through a step-by-step guidance on tools and techniques. In case of post-training queries, you will get access to lifetime mentoring to clear your doubts on Node.js.

There are no official certifications available at this time.

Node JS developer Career and Salary

According to the ZipRecruiter salary report, the average salary for Node.js programmer in the United States is $115,762 a year. According to the recent job postings on ZipRecruiter salary website, the Node JS Developer job market is very active today. As stated in a Forbes report, the number of jobs for Node.js developers alone have increased by around 25%. 

Glassdoor recorded the national average salary for a Software Engineer (NodeJS) is $103,035 a year in United States. Looking at the PayScale salary report, the average salary of the Node.js skilled programmers based on the following roles are-

  • Software Engineer - $86,135
  • Senior Software Engineer - $118,534
  • Front End Developer/ Engineer- $72,439
  • Full Stack Software Developer- $73,657 

Please note that the data presented by these 3 salary websites is the collection of millions of active jobs published locally throughout America to estimate the most accurate annual salary range for Node JS Developer jobs.

The demand for Node.js is growing exponentially. According to NodeSource, the total number of Node.js downloads increased by 49% from the last year. The use of Node.js platform in software development has increased more rapidly from its release in 2010. With early adopters such as LinkedIn, PayPal, and other tech companies, Node.js has seen the rapid increment in its utilization in web development. 

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics posited that. by 2020, there will be 1.4 million computer-science related jobs available with only 400,000 computer science graduates to fill these roles. You can stand out with the Node certification to become visible to the potential employers.

NodeJS has brought several career opportunities at various levels in the software development industry. Let us see the job roles and the salaries of Node JS developer by three top salary websites-

Job roles for Node.js certified:

Some of the popular Node.js roles include:

  • NodeJS Developer
  • NodeJS UI Developer
  • Full Stack Developer
  • Back End Developer
  • JavaScript NodeJS Software Engineer

Salary of the NodeJs programmers

Source

Salary

ZipRecruiter

$115,762 a year

Glassdoor

$103,035 a year






      Payscale

Roles

Salary (per year)

Software Engineer

$86,135

Senior Software Engineer

$118,534

Front End Developer/ Engineer

$72,439

Full Stack Software Developer


$73,657



According to the StackOverflow survey, 2018, Node.js is one of the most widely used development frameworks in the world, while JavaScript has remained the most popular language. Based on this survey, the time is not far to get high salary jobs with Node.js certification.

If you learn Node.js, following is the list of roles you qualify for:

  1. Node JS Developer
  2. Web Developer
  3. Backend Web Developer
  4. Senior Web Developer
  5. Software Engineer
  6. Node JS Engineer

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