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Innokenty Ivanov2015-03-31 07:21:12
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Innokenty Ivanov, 2015-03-31 07:21:12

What to learn: NodeJS on Azure right away or NodeJS separately?

I want to learn how to use NodeJS right away on Azure, since I have three free licenses through Careers, DreamSpark and BizSpark - enough for a lifetime + children will stay.
Or learn NodeJS separately, then switch to Eizhur?
I will build web applications with a not too high load, if only there was.

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Timur Shemsedinov, 2015-03-31
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Deployment is the tenth thing, master JavaScript, if everything is in order with this, then watch the video tutorials and take on the Node.js API , and then go through the labs at nodeschool . In parallel, you need to collect all your knowledge in a technology stack, on one node you will write only the server, but what about the client? These days, jQuery alone is not enough, look at React, here is a series of articles: habrahabr.ru/post/229655and choose a DBMS for your needs, for example, I recommend MongoDB if your data is amorphous, complex or frequently changing structure. I recommend PostgreSQL if the data has a clear, rarely changing structure and fits well into tables. All this is perfectly installed on a local machine, but if you have Windows, then I recommend starting a virtual machine with CentOS or another Linux.

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index0h, 2015-03-31
@index0h

For "if only it was", in principle, it is not worth teaching, it is cheaper to hire a freelancer.
The code is usually developed on a local machine, and then deployed to a production server. Writing immediately in combat is not a good idea. It's not safe And every time you'll spend time synchronizing.

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