A Deep Dive into Node.js Streams | Masterclass

Streams are the lifeblood of many Node.js applications, enabling efficient data processing and manipulation. But their evolution has been anything but straightforward.
In this masterclass, we did a deep dive into stream development, exploring:
-Why are streams fundamental in Node.js development?
-How to consume a stream?
-The evolution of streams across the versions of Node.js
-How to write a stream?
-How to process a large amount of data using streams
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[@jesseemana9598]

you don't know how much i needed this, streams are the only concept i've had a hard time grasping

[@platformatic]

Are there any other lingering questiosn on this?

[@bleakCode]

Great stream Matteo.

[@tusharbarate4973]

In you slide one of the examples of web stream you mentioned createBackpressureSocket function , I coudn't able to see where it is defined?

[@tusharbarate4973]

Great discussion on streams ever!. Arising a quesiton that which is the best example in your git to process large a file from one server (Producer) to server(consumer)?

[@platformatic]

It's not covered by the video or the repo, but it would be a good idea for some follow-up content./

[@tusharbarate4973]

@@platformatic So when we can expect the new content?

[@rickyu1978]

Great talk, my guess is this translate well to the Streams API in the browser?

[@platformatic]

The concepts are the same. However the API is different. A few slides in the video are dedicated to Web Streams, which is what you have in the browser.

[@mirceastaicu4131]

54:45 At this point, the company would just purchase more RAM

[@user-bp8hd6kr3d]

360p ???

[@platformatic]

it’s processing to 4k

[@user-bp8hd6kr3d]

@@platformatic ok)