A Udemy course by Tony Alicea that teaches Node.js fundamentals in detail, covering how Node works and how to build with it. Commenters describe it as thorough and slightly dated in places.

Commenters call it fantastic and amazing, praising Tony Alicea as a great educator who goes into minute detail.

On Reddit (4)

1. Strongly recommendsbookinglyr/learnprogramming2017in “"Proficiency with full-stack JavaScript (Node.js)" Suggestions on where to start?”

   I like reading, so I like Eloquent Javascript. It gets a bit under the hood, which I think is useful, and although it doesn't have an extensive amount of info on NodeJS, it has I think a good introduction to it. Also, if you ever see it on sale on Udemy, "Learn and Understand NodeJS" by Anthony…

2. Strongly recommendswires55r/webdev2017in “learn and understand node.js on udemy vs learn node.js by wes bos”

   Tony Alicea's "Learn And Understand NodeJS" is fantastic, he's a great educator and goes into minute detail with everything. Following that Kyle Simpson's courses are very good as well for fundamentals. Wes Bos' courses are really well edited and presented but they've always been a little too…

3. RecommendsJaboofr/learnprogramming2016in “Has anyone used udemy to learn anything and if so what course was it and would you recommend it ?”

   I agree with not paying the full price for courses. Discounts seem to come every other week or so. I've learned quite a bit from Udemy. But like every other resource, Udemy has some gems for courses and some dump courses. I would look OUTSIDE of udemy for reviews on the course you're interested in…

4. Mentionsdhndeveloperr/learnprogramming2017in “I built and released my first app today! Here are some recommendations from what I've learned along the way.”

   That's great. I used Ionic so I just had to learn Javascript to create an app for both platforms. I really didn't want to spread myself too thin and have to learn more languages just yet. I did Andrew's first Node Course which was awesome. He just released this newer one which I also own on Udemy…

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