💡 [FEATURE] - Add "NodeJs" Complete Resources

[Santhosh-Siddhardha]

Idea Contribution

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Explain feature request

Node.js, a powerful JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine, is widely used for building scalable network applications. Despite its popularity and extensive use in backend development, the current documentation lacks comprehensive resources dedicated to Node.js.

Explain your solution

I propose adding a dedicated section for Node.js resources in web development, such as

./Web Development
    /Web Frameworks
         /NodeJs
            /readme.md

which will include:

• Node.js Basics:
  • Setting up the Node.js environment
  • Understanding the event-driven architecture
  • Core modules and the Node.js standard library
• Advanced Node.js:
  • Asynchronous programming and Promises
  • Building RESTful APIs
  • Using Express.js for web development
  • Working with databases (MongoDB, SQL)
• Node.js Tools and Libraries:
  • Package management with npm and yarn
  • Popular frameworks and libraries (Express, Koa, Hapi)
  • Testing with Mocha and Chai
• Performance and Optimization:
  • Profiling and debugging Node.js applications
  • Best practices for scalability
• Deployment:
  • Deployment strategies for Node.js applications
  • Using Docker with Node.js
  • Continuous integration and delivery
• Node.js Projects:
  • Real-world applications

Any alternative approaches/features

To enhance the learning experience, I suggest including essential resources such as recommended books, YouTube channels, and websites. Additionally, providing a beginner-friendly roadmap can help new developers navigate through the resources step-by-step.

Additional Context

This feature request aims to enrich the Web development section by providing extensive learning materials for Node.js, similar to existing resources for other technologies. This will cater to the high demand for Node.js knowledge in backend development and improve the overall utility of our documentation for developers at all levels.

[jfmartinz]

Can you instead add iti on the Programming Languages section, though I know that nodejs is not a prog languages.

[Santhosh-Siddhardha]

Yeah sure