Sources for learning Node.js?

Question

Node.js

I want to learn Node.js, but most of the tutorials and screencasts are in version 0.10 and below.
Now it's version 4. Recommend modern sources for learning node.js.
It is also possible in English.

Answer 1

Sources from 2015 will do.

Answer 2

Well, firstly, version 5.7 is already stable, the other day it was just updated, 4.x is a long-term support version, I would recommend 5+ right away, because by the time you finish the training, 4.x may no longer be relevant. I will say right away that there is NO
good Russian relevant literature , the order of study that I would advise, for links, see this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65O-kmgmRI4 it is rather an overview, but I highly recommend starting with it, because which makes it clear what has to be done
then Ilya Kantor’s screencast is unequivocal, I don’t throw a link, google it without problems, the main thing is not just watch, but repeat and experiment, after each “lesson” check the documentation, some methods already have “red” stability levels, which means they will not be in the near future.
as an alternative to the cantor, I can advise https://habrahabr.ru/company/piter/blog/239461/ book, if you like the paper version more, but do the same, compare examples with official documentation
Another point, you can often hear that "node works with only one core", no longer, I'm figuring it out myself now, a cluster module has appeared, Russian information is sooooo little
like a cheat sheet here is the Russian documentation 0.6.0 https://github.
there are markdown files, I don’t think that there will be a fresh translation soon
, and at the end, when you get acquainted with express, there is Russian info on the official website with examples.

Answer 3

To get started, learn all the sources.
After - read directly from the documentation

Answer 4

https://www.codeschool.com/courses/real-time-web-w...

but most of the tutorials and screencasts are written in version 0.10 and below.

This is a relatively new version.

Answer 5

Full documentation on the node.js api is always available at the office. site , while there you can find documentation for various versions
To modules installed via npm, as a rule, there is a readme
Everything else is native js, from which you should start learning, for example, according to this book

Answer 6

and screencasts recorded on version 0.10 and below

Nothing critical has changed in Node since this version (I'm talking about the API). So feel free to watch this screencast.
And then you can learn ES6-ES7 if you want to be sharper.

Answer 7

from the video https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4cUxeGkcC9...
and also this blog https://blog.risingstack.com/

Answer 8

I found this guide. You never know, maybe someone will be interested...
https://nodeguide.ru/doc/