The Odin Project's Node.js course is a free, self-paced module from The Odin Project's open curriculum that covers building backend applications and HTTP servers/APIs with Node, along with Mongo for databases.

Commenters describe it as part of an incredible curriculum and say it is highly recommended for learning Node.

On Reddit (3)

1. Strongly recommendsallwxllendswxllr/learnprogramming2022in “Are there any jobs outside Web Dev?”

   Yeah, that’s probably fair to say. I’ll also add API is a huge term but yeah, building HTTP servers/APIs is a great place to start. I used The Odin Project’s Node course to learn it. Highly recommend.

2. Recommendsfuturafreeallahr/learnprogramming2021in “I stopped working in order to dedicate myself to learning to code 60+ hours a week, advice / feedback on my self-study strategy much appreciated!”▲ 2

   I’ll forever be grateful for Odin project! It’s an incredible curriculum and nothing I’ve used matches the quality. I will occasionally use Codecademy to get used to a new language syntax but that’s about it. I recommend going the Ruby on Rails full stack track and then doing the node module of…

3. MentionsTradlyGentr/learnprogramming2020in “What Course/Bootcamp can I take that would make me hirable in 1 year?”▲ 2

   Best thing to do in my opinion is finish this Udemy React course and continue to skim the learning modules of TOP and with that knowledge see if you can finish the capstone project on the Javascript selected path. Then move on to their node.js course to learn node and mongo and work up to doing…

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