Node.js tutorials will help you learn Node.js starting from the basics.

This Node.js tutorial provides you Nodejs introduction from basic to advanced level.

So you've heard about Node.js, but you're not quite sure what it is or where it falls into your workflow for growth. Or maybe you've heard people sing the Node's praises, and now you're wondering if you need to learn more.

Then keep reading if that sounds like you. I'll take a beginner-friendly, high-level look at Node.js and its big paradigms in this article. I will discuss the key use cases of the Node, as well as the current state of the node landscape, and give you a wide range of for further reading) jumping-off points along the way.

Node (or more formally, Node.js) is a cross-platform, open-source runtime environment that allows developers to build all sorts of JavaScript server-side tools and applications. The runtime is optimized for use outside the context of a browser (i.e. running directly on a computer or server OS). As such, the environment omits JavaScript APIs unique to the browser and introduces support for more common OS APIs, including libraries for HTTP and data files.

The Node has a number of advantages from a web server development perspective:

• Superb performance! The Node was developed to optimize web application efficiency and scalability and is a good solution to many popular web development issues (e.g. real-time web applications).

• Code is written in "plain old JavaScript" which implies that when you write both client-side and server-side code, less time is spent dealing with "context shift" between languages.

• Compared to other conventional web server languages (e.g. Python, PHP, etc.), JavaScript is a relatively modern programming language and benefits from language design changes. Many other new and common languages compile/convert to JavaScript so that you can also use TypeScript, CoffeeScript, ClojureScript, Scala, LiveScript, etc.

• Hundreds of thousands of reusable packages are accessible through the node package manager (NPM). It also has the best dependency resolution in the class and can also be used to automate much of the toolchain that is built.

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