How to get into Node.JS

Question

JavaScript

Khabrovchane, help!
NodeJS is developing so fast, I feel like I'm not keeping up. Who keeps up-to-date knowledge? Please share.

Answer 1

Subscribe to Node.js twitters, follow the group in Google Groups, follow the trends in the github.
Selection:
twitter.com/tjholowaychuk
twitter.com/nodejitsu
twitter.com/joyent
twitter.com/rauchg
twitter.com/nodejs
twitter.com/dshaw
twitter.com/izs
twitter.com/mikeal
twitter.com/npmjs
twitter.com /dailyjs
twitter.com/pgte
twitter.com/indutny
twitter.com/maxogden
twitter.com/substack
twitter.com/creationix
twitter.com/felixge
dailyjs.com/
https://groups.google.com/forum/#! forum/nodejs

Answer 2

To follow the release of new versions of the Node.js engine, just subscribe to the RSS from the Node blog, located at blog.nodejs.org .
To follow the development of the Node.js engine, you can click the Watch button in its GitHub repository.
To keep up to date with new modules, you can follow the " Modules " page of the Node. To do this, you can use Git, from time to time pulling (with the git pull command) the contents of the https://github.com/joyent/node.wiki.git repository and looking through new commits. Most of the interesting discussions and announcements happen
in the nodejs google group .
A whole bunch of questions about using Node.js are pouring in.on the node.js tag on Stack Overflow, but there are so many of them that you are unlikely to be able to read everything in a row, and I don’t recommend it. However, this resource can be a valuable help in finding ready-made answers to your questions.

Answer 3

To get started, I recommend watching a series of screencasts on nodejs . Ilya Kantor (the creator of JavaScript.ru) recorded it this summer.

Answer 4

Here is roughly my path: blog.glukki.spb.ru/2013/03/javascript.html

Answer 5

I also recommend the NodeUp podcast , they have themed episodes, the theme is in the title of the episode.