I am also self-study and have personal experience. . My suggestion is that you take a look at the projects inside and start using them together. You will find that Node can do so many things. As you gradually become interested, you will delve deeper into them. . . After doing a few projects, it became smooth. https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs
I recently read a book called "Learning Node, 2nd Edition" by Shelley Powers Published by O'Reilly Media, Inc., 201 I don’t know if there is a simplified Chinese version. The cover is a mouse-like animal. . . The good thing about this book is that unlike some other node books that only focus on the web, it also covers other modules such as fs, socket, children process, etc. quite comprehensively. To add, I have been reading the nodeschool.io website these days, and the teaching there is very good
I have been learning recently, but I haven’t found a good video tutorial. It is probably too easy to get started, so there are few tutorials; If you know js, you can just read the official documentation of node, and then find a few examples to write down.
![[Web front-end] Node.js quick start](https://img.php.cn/upload/course/000/000/067/662b5d34ba7c0227.png)
For books, I recommend Pu Ling’s <In-depth explanation of node.js>
For websites, I recommend cnode community
The book "In-depth introduction to node.js" is a bit fierce...
Try "Node and Express Development"
I am also self-study and have personal experience. . My suggestion is that you take a look at the projects inside and start using them together. You will find that Node can do so many things. As you gradually become interested, you will delve deeper into them. . . After doing a few projects, it became smooth.
https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs
Node is easier to get started with. I recommend learning NodeJS in seven days
I recently read a book called
"Learning Node, 2nd Edition"
by Shelley Powers
Published by O'Reilly Media, Inc., 201
I don’t know if there is a simplified Chinese version. The cover is a mouse-like animal. . . The good thing about this book is that unlike some other node books that only focus on the web, it also covers other modules such as fs, socket, children process, etc. quite comprehensively.
To add, I have been reading the nodeschool.io website these days, and the teaching there is very good
Start directly with the blog source code, which is simple and easy to understand and easy to get started.
JavaScript Tutorial - Liao Xuefeng’s official website
I have been learning recently, but I haven’t found a good video tutorial. It is probably too easy to get started, so there are few tutorials;
If you know js, you can just read the official documentation of node, and then find a few examples to write down.
nodejs in action, highly recommended!
node.js practice, recommended