Learning node.js made easy. This page contains collection of curated links to blog posts, articles, videos, tutorials, books, frameworks, modules, IDEs, testing tools, hosting providers, etc. to help you learn Node.js and keep up to date.

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Chinese - fantastic list of Chinese resources.

Go to http://nodejs.org/, download node.js installer and follow instructions. Mac OS, Windows, and Linux are supported.

To use Node.js you need to have a decent understanding of JavaScript language.

• Codecademy - JS - Good for practicing and learning syntax.
• Crockford's videos
• Eloquent JavaScript
• Essential JavaScript Design Patterns For Beginners
• Advanced JavaScript Fundamentals
• Understand JavaScript Closures With Ease
• JavaScript garden
• JavaScript Patterns Book
• JavaScript: The Good Parts Book
• JavaScript Promises

• Yeoman - Project and modules generator
• Gulp - Task runner/build system
• Grunt - Task runner/build system
• WebStorm/PHPStorm - popular and extremely powerful IDE for coding web applications. Paid but you can get it for free , if you are an open-source developer (requierd an application approval).
• Node.js Tools for Visual Studio - see blog post from team mamber Scott Hanselman.
• NetBeans with Node.js plugin
• Nodejs Sublime Text 2 Package - a set of code completion, scripts and tools to work with Node.js.
• WebMatrix - is a free, lightweight, cloud-connected web development tool from Microsoft.
• CodeRunner - Mac only paid IDE.
• Komodo - full-featured IDE from AciveState is paid but there is also lean free version Komodo Edit.
• Nide - is a web-based IDE for Node.JS that can run locally or on a remote server. Available both as a command-line tool and as a standalone Mac app.
• Nodeclipse & Enide - is free open-source IDE based on Eclipse.
• Aptana Studio
• Scripted
• Brackets

• Cloud9 - cloud-based IDE with native support for development of Node.js applications including debugging and other features. Note that you can also install it locally.
• Nitrous.io - is both an IDE and environment in the cloud. Has both online and desktop versions. Paid.
• Koding - offers you a free rootable VM with Node. Also you can work on the same code with your friends.
• Cloud IDE (a.k.a eXo Cloud IDE, a.k.a codenvy) - cloud development IDE and environemnt with continuous integration and other features. Offers both hosted and on-premises solutions.

• Nodejitsu - hosting, databases and private NPM. Free for Open Source.
• OpenShift
• Heroku - Dead simple to use.
• Modulus -Scalable application platform (PaaS) for developers, offering Node.js hosting, MongoDB, and performance analytics in the cloud.

• Node.js FUNdamentals: A Concise Overview of The Main Concepts
• Why Node.js
  • Why The Hell Would I Use Node.js? A Case-by-Case Introduction
  • Why I use Node.js?
  • PHP vs. Node.js
• Migrating to Node.js
  • Dismantling the Monoliths
  • Node.js at PayPal
• Official Documentation
• CommonJS Module System
  • http://docs.nodejitsu.com/articles/getting-started/what-is-require)
  • http://pages.citebite.com/i9e9e4d1yxip
• Node.js Modules Official Documentation
• Managing module dependencies
• Using Node's Event Module
• Understanding exports vs. module.exports

• Understanding the node.js event loop

• Avoiding Callback Hell with Async.js

• Promises

  • Asynchronous Control Flow with Promises
  • Promises with Q

• ES6 Generators and Preventing Callback Hell

• Managing Node.js Callback Hell with Promises, Generators and Other Approaches

• What is npm?
• Introduction to npm
• Explore registered public npm modules
• How to publish your module to npm?
• Node.js tips and tricks
  • 9 Quick Tips About npm
  • NPM tricks
  • Task automation with npm run
• Private NPM approches
  • How to create a private npm.js repository
  • A hierarchical npm-registry proxy that allows to support private npm repos without replicating the entire public registry
  • A lazy local cache for npm

• What’s New in Node.js v0.12: Debugging Clustered Apps with Node-Inspector
• Video: Debugging Node.js with node-inspector
• node-inspector
• Using Eclipse as Node Applications Debugger

• http://nodeschool.io/
• https://www.codeschool.com/courses/real-time-web-with-nodejs
• The dead-simple step-by-step guide for front-end developers to getting up and running with node.js, express, jade, and mongodb
• Make a RESTful todo app

• Authentication - Goes over local, facebook & twitter authentication.

• Command line tool

• Node.js Production Practices - fantastic overview of design, deployment and debugging technics from Joyent.

• Introduction to Node.js with Ryan Dahl - Ryan Dahl is a Node.js creator. Must see.
• Alex Ford: Node.js & Express 101
• 142 conference presentation Videos from Lanyard.com
• Node.js video tutorials by Pedro Teixeira
• Collection of node.js video tutorials at vidinterest.com
• Node.js has Arrived! - In this video, Node.js core committer Bert Belder discusses some of the new features in Node v0.12 including Streams3, VM improvements, cluster round-robin, execSync and profiling APIs.
• Getting started with node.js at channel9.msdn.com -Basics of Express and Mongo -Getting Started with Sails.js -History of Node.js

• Startup engineering by Stanford

• Real-time Web with Node.js from codeschool.com
• Getting Started with Node.js and the NPM Package Manager from Treehouse.
• Node.js First Look(beginner) and Node.js Essential Training(advanced) at lynda.com
• Meet Node.js and Full-stack Node.js at peepcode.com
• Node.js courses at Pluralsight
  • Meet Node.js
  • Introduction to Node.js
  • Full Stack Node.js
  • Building AngularJS and Node.js Apps with the MEAN Stack
  • Web Development with ExpressJS
  • Node on Windows and Azure

• The Node Beginner Book
• The Art of Node
• JavaScript and Node FUNdamentals
• Mixu's Node book
• A collection of Node.js books
• Mastering Node.js

• Node.js in Action
• Learning Node.js: A Hands-On Guide to Building Web Applications in JavaScript Marc Wandschneide
• JavaScript on the Server Using Node.js and Express
• Express.js Guide
• Node js The Right Way
• Learn JS

• express.js - Sinatra inspired web development framework for node.js;
• socket.io - Realtime application framework for Node.JS, with HTML5 WebSockets and cross-browser fallbacks support
• express.io = express + socket.io
• koa - Expressive middleware for node.js using generators based on co;
• meteor.js - Meteor is an ultra-simple environment for building modern web applications. Built using node.js Meteor is a framework on its own. Please see amazing list of Meteor resources for more information.
• Geddy - A simple, structured web framework for Node
• Derby - MVC framework making it easy to write realtime, collaborative applications that run in both Node.js and browsers
• Sails.js - Realtime MVC Framework for Node.js
• Flatiron - framework components for node.js and the browser
• total.js - web application framework for creating a rich web sites and web services
• SocketStream - A fast, modular Node.js web framework dedicated to building realtime single-page apps
• Compound - Compound's formula is Express + structure + extensions
• Kraken - Paypal's web application bootstrapping module.

• Nodemon

• Ghost
• Keystone
• Calipso
• Hatch

• connect
• Jade
• co - The ultimate generator based flow-control goodness for nodejs;
• ejs
• lodash
• request
• config
• Mongoose

• Passport - simple, unobtrusive authentication for Node.js that supports OpenID and OAuth.

• TODO

• Testing in Node.js

• Testing NodeJS with Mocha, Should, Sinon, and JSCoverage

• Google Node.js Group
• Google+ Node.js Community
• CNode - Node.js professional Chinese community
• Node.js on Reddit
• Stackoverflow Node.js tag
• NodeJsForums.com
• IRC - For real-time chat about Node development go to irc.freenode.net in the #node.js channel with an IRC client or connect in your web browser to the channel using freenode's WebChat.

• "How To Node" blog
• Node.js Weekly - an email list that gathers up the latest events and news from around the Node.js community.
• NodeUp - a podcast covering the latest Node news in the community.

• TJ Holowachuk - express, Jade, Mocha, Stylus
• Isaac Z. Schlueter - maintainer of Node.js / NPM
• Mikeal Rogers - Request
• James Haliday "substack" - Browserify, dnode, Optimist
• Guillermo Rauch - Socket.IO

You can find the most famous Node.js developer at Nodemavens.

• Rednode garden
• Nodecloud

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• Eugene Tsypkin
• Pavel Voronin
• jacksongeller
• Pana Wang
• Stephen Keep

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