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Dhruti Shah

NS Guidebookode.J: Comprehensive guide to learn Node.js

The Node.js Guidebook is written and designed keeping in mind readers of varies technical and academic inclinations. Every concept has been explained in detail with appropriate examples and demonstrations with images as applicable. Topics have been aligned from simple to complex for the benefit of a beginner in understanding the technology. The logic of all codes in the examples have been explained appropriately. Concepts have been described in a simple language for easy understanding along with real-world applications of the same.
Node.js Guidebook aims to introduce readers to the world of Node.js. Node.js is an open source JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript on server-side. Earlier, JavaScript was used only for client-side scripting, but Node.js supports the creation of dynamic Web applications by using JavaScript for server-side scripting. Node.js has taken the world by a storm by simplifying Web application development thorough the use of readily available and pluggable modules, thus, reducing the overall development time. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, you can learn to design and develop attractive and efficient Web applications using Node.js.
436 printed pages
Copyright owner
BPB Publications
Original publication
2021
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    The asynchronous form of methods accepts the callback as a last argument. The callback function can have different arguments based on the method however, the first argument is always an exception object.
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    The parse() method can be used to deserialize a query string to an object. It also allows to override the default separator and assignment characters.
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    Note: The JavaScript standards for console and desktop applications as well as for Web server are defined by a group of volunteers which are recognized as CommonJS]
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