This is seriously a gem of a channel. I know of a course that costs > $200 for similar advanced NodeJS topics. Really grateful to be able to learn without breaking my bank account. Thank you, Mehul.
Great in depth explanation of advanced Node concepts, loved it! Not the typical tutorial showing how to write endpoints and middleware, or showing more about the Express framework rather than Node itself. Thanks for this!!
So finally the wait is over. Thanks sir for your precious efforts and hardwork that you do for us . Sir happy new year to u i wish you get everything you want in your life. I always hate this fact that many great youtubers like you dont get that much crowd that you guys deserve😭.love u sir❤️
I just can't really thank you enough for being this much of a blessing. Indeed you have brought my JS journey to a level- that I couldn't have imagined! I really wish to meet you someday. lots of love from Pakistan!
I am half way through the course and would like to say that the explaination is really top class. Thanks for this crash course 🙏🏻. Keep up the good work!✌🏻
Hello brother , could you make a video , on the backend stack, devops , and other things like scaling , optimization , hosting services , etc, that you have done and use for codedamn platform .😃😃
Thank you Mehul for this video on NodeJS. It has really helped me a lot in understanding the concept. One thing I wanted to ask, at 1:43:46 why there are two console functions in the call stack ?
In multithread by deafult, isn't libuv with its thread pool responsible for delegating requests to system and doing the multithreading? Not V8, which is a translator basically.
I still don't know why at 2:35:33, the btn.click, before running its own cycle, would directly push the scheduled events to CallStack instead of Tasks queue? There wasn't much of explanation why it happened in such way. Can anyone explain?
I have a question, to my understanding, when you run "node index.js" a process with a single thread is spawned, and when it has to do something, it still uses that same thread? Even though you can have 2 threads running in a process?
So in NodeJs the asynchronous part is handled by libuv by providing event loop but how does this asynchronous code works on browser like in react or vanilla javascript?
It also follows the event loop pattern and the event loop is handled by the browser. But the library underneath is different based on the browser, for example Chrome uses libevent to implement the event loop.
Hi Mehul, can you do under the hood course for Django and also do python based courses as well? I am not asking for free. I will be willing to pay for the course. I am most of us will too.
First thing First, Thank you for this video. Is it complete advance node.js because after 1.5 hours you just talk about call stack. Please mention if there is full advance course.
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This is seriously a gem of a channel. I know of a course that costs > $200 for similar advanced NodeJS topics. Really grateful to be able to learn without breaking my bank account. Thank you, Mehul.
Thanks Rohan! Great to hear that :)
Great in depth explanation of advanced Node concepts, loved it! Not the typical tutorial showing how to write endpoints and middleware, or showing more about the Express framework rather than Node itself. Thanks for this!!
Mehul outdoing himself everytime he uploads .... Thank you so much
the most professional course i have ever seen for node js
How deep knowledge you have, at very young age, really amazing
Woah!! This guy clearly injecting knowledge right inside my mind!! Great Job Mehul!!!
YES!
So finally the wait is over. Thanks sir for your precious efforts and hardwork that you do for us . Sir happy new year to u i wish you get everything you want in your life. I always hate this fact that many great youtubers like you dont get that much crowd that you guys deserve😭.love u sir❤️
Thank you Vivek! Glad to read your comment :) onwards and upwards from here
I cannot believe that this premium content is for free💖. Thanks codedamn
I just can't really thank you enough for being this much of a blessing. Indeed you have brought my JS journey to a level- that I couldn't have imagined! I really wish to meet you someday. lots of love from Pakistan!
I am half way through the course and would like to say that the explaination is really top class. Thanks for this crash course 🙏🏻. Keep up the good work!✌🏻
Holy moly, never been this early.
Second just cuz of you 😀
Best Tutorial I have ever seen about Nodejs as in-depth. Thankyou Mehul
I was nexjs voter 😂
But now I am enjoying it ❤️
Haha 😂
Hi just had a bite of your tutorials pretty nice and informative .asante mungu akubariki.
karibu
Thanks a lot for such an in-depth explanation with an example
O bhai tumne to pura gyaan yahi pel diya!! Well done😎
I really loved all the content presented here. You are rock, thank you!
I have actually learned something from your video. Thanks for this crash course 🙏🏻
Just one word -> "Subscribed"
I literally found this just before New Year
In my job I never got chance to use more than express js.This is to much 🙏
This will rock in new year ⛳👩💻👍👍
completed 1hr+ and really enjoying it! thanks
Such an amazing course. It tells underlying details of NodeJS & V8 Engine.
This is complexity explained in simple terms.....thanks
Damn!. The channel and our mehul bhai deliver the best everytime! 🌟
Thanks @Mehul Bhai.
Great great great video!!!!
Thanks Mehul!!
Can't Thank You enough for all your videos! 😇
Please keep posting such awesome content!
You have my appreciation and gratitude. Many thanks!
Hello brother , could you make a video , on the backend stack, devops , and other things like scaling , optimization , hosting services , etc, that you have done and use for codedamn platform .😃😃
Thank you very much. Best Nodejs in-depth explanation Iv'e watched.
wow really amazing course/video. My most of concepts are clear now. :-) You are great dude!
very godd video, thk u very much, hope u can create another advance node js video, so your channel will known as nodejs specialist
Quality content! Learnt so many new stuff about Node and JavaScript. Thank you!
Thank you Mehul for this video on NodeJS. It has really helped me a lot in understanding the concept. One thing I wanted to ask, at 1:43:46 why there are two console functions in the call stack ?
jut a second after he said the tool is a little bit buggy
In multithread by deafult, isn't libuv with its thread pool responsible for delegating requests to system and doing the multithreading? Not V8, which is a translator basically.
Thank you very much , happy new year dost .
Now this is actual learning. Big up.
Thanks for this awesome video and that too for free. Really appreciate it! Also, happy new year.
Serious good stuff, big thanks :)!
Thank you for sharing. This is really in-depth.
Nice explanation Mehul👌 thank you very much
The only good thing that came out of 2020 was this video. Thank you so much Codedamn! 🙏🏻
It's precious course. thanks bro for make it free..
Good content for node. Really love it 😍👍
You are God man
Keep Up the great Work
Fantastic video mate! Subscribed :)
wowowoowow ... this is a total gem. I am a wannabe fullstack dev
seriously is this free??Lots of blessings😍
could you tell me which extensions are you using they look interesting to me
Still can't believe that I got all this for free. Much better profit than even NFTs🤑
dude if possible please update this video to 2023. Thanks.
bro nodejs architecture didnt changed its still same
1:05:06 Nice Video but one question: The way from Nodejs to c++ need V8 or not?
love you bro, amazing content
Thank you Mehul❤️
Bro sick video
Hi bro I was with next.js but very very useful node.js course thank u
Great video thank you for sharing!! 💯
Thanks for the awesome tutorial.
gread explaination mehul
you are amazing, thanks for it.
nice stuff. 👏
I still don't know why at 2:35:33, the btn.click, before running its own cycle, would directly push the scheduled events to CallStack instead of Tasks queue? There wasn't much of explanation why it happened in such way. Can anyone explain?
I have a question, to my understanding, when you run "node index.js" a process with a single thread is spawned, and when it has to do something, it still uses that same thread? Even though you can have 2 threads running in a process?
Thank you for this great video
2:35:00 is programmatic click behaves like promise.all
Content is really really awesome... But so many ads at the same time too annoying specially when some interesting topic is going on
So in NodeJs the asynchronous part is handled by libuv by providing event loop but how does this asynchronous code works on browser like in react or vanilla javascript?
It also follows the event loop pattern and the event loop is handled by the browser. But the library underneath is different based on the browser, for example Chrome uses libevent to implement the event loop.
Chrome uses something called as libevent, Node uses libuv
thank you for this video
I wonder if bcrypt is synchronous, the code will not depend on threadpool_size, right?
Thank you so much! This is awesome!
You’re welcome 😇
Tnx a lot!
awesome tutorial!!!
Can't you write your own http library in nodejs with the socket library ?
can anyone provide notes of this video?
Thank you so much!
Awesome Stuff, thanks a lot..
Copy of this video available in student Ocean channel
UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE is undefined in windows.any idea how to resolve that?
😍 Thanks a ton buddy .
Thanks Raghu!
Hi Mehul, can you do under the hood course for Django and also do python based courses as well? I am not asking for free. I will be willing to pay for the course. I am most of us will too.
Pure Gem !!!!
Thank you :)
Great content !!
Thank you!
whats your vscode theme? I really like it :)
Thanks man
Best video
Which software you are using for showing call stack
Thanks!
Thanks man🙏🙏❤️
First thing First, Thank you for this video. Is it complete advance node.js because after 1.5 hours you just talk about call stack. Please mention if there is full advance course.
It's an advanced crash course, not an advanced course.
Great tutorial. But you're mixing node.js's eventloop and browser's.
Great video! But still we'd love to see next js big project asap.
Yes!
plz upload nest.js full tutorial ...
Many thanks 🍑
(awesome**infinite)
It is advanced JS not NodeJs Crash Course
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Here
indian are amazing 🤯🤯
hey mehul where is new diwali gift
you are going in too deep with OS system , not nodejs. wasted time