Node.js lets us run JavaScript outside the browser. In this guide, we’ll install Node, learn the...
Node.js lets us run JavaScript outside the browser. In this guide, we’ll install Node, learn the terminal, explore npm, build a real web server, understand event-driven programming, and serve static files — all before jumping into Express.js 🔥
In the previous article, we mentioned that JavaScript was designed to run only in browsers. Then Node.js came along, and suddenly everyone was like, “Hold on… JavaScript can run on servers too?!”
Until then, JavaScript meant:
button clicks
animations
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