This article is made for experienced engineers who want to dive into the core of node.js fast and kick-start their full-stack JavaScript career. Reading the code (instead of trying to understand concepts through words) is usually the easiest way to learn a new language. Therefore, there will be little, to no text.

Requirements for this guide:

• Vanilla JavaScript (ES6)
• Object-oriented programming
• HTTP protocol
• Basic understanding of cryptography

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Introduction

Keypoints

• Build on C++, node.js allows developers to write server-side code with JavaScript, therefore making full-stack JS development possible.
• It is fast. Node.js is single-threaded but handles…

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