A long Udemy video course by Jonas Schmedtmann that teaches back-end development with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB, starting from basic JavaScript knowledge. It includes a section that reviews the JS concepts used throughout.

Commenters call it a really in-depth Node course that only requires basic JS, and praise Schmedtmann's clear progression and enthusiasm for teaching.

On Reddit (7)

1. RecommendsAA98Br/webdev2022in “i paid 35 dollars on an incompetant s*it f*cker who didnt explain this thing and how it works, i am trying to send the bottom text to the bottom and make a link that sends me there but instead the link goes to the bottom for some reason, sorry the lauguage i am just mad right now.”

   sure they do; you have descriptions, free lessons, reviews and author history i never bought an udemy course that sucked because i put some effort into researching it before buying Stephen Grider, Colt Steele and Angela Yu have great web development (and related stuff) courses

2. RecommendsFew_Avocado_7153r/learnprogramming2022in “suggest a nodejs cource starting from absolute scratch about back-end.”▲ 5

   There's a really in depth Node course on Udemy that I'd recommend especially since its on sale now. It only requires basic JS knowledge and has a section that gets you up to speed on the JS concepts used throughout the course so you don't get lost. Title: Node.js, Express, MongoDB & More: The…

3. RecommendsKeroseneslickbackr/webdev2022in “Monthly Getting Started / Web Dev Career Thread”▲ 3

   Start with HTML and CSS, then JS. Regardless of whatever course you take, look at that as study. I suggest spending 10% of your time studying, 80% building projects on your own, and the remaining 10% on review later down the line. Courses like The Odin Project and FullStackOpen focus on giving you…

4. RecommendsMantazillar/webdev2020in “WebDev Udemy instructors”▲ 1

   I did Jonas Schmedtmann's courses for both base JS and Node/mongoose and I thought he was great. I learned a ton and I enjoyed his courses a lot. I found the progression very clear and easy to follow along with. I basically never found myself at a point where I didn't know what was going on…

5. RecommendsCanWeTalkEthr/webdev2019in “Full Fledged Website Tutorial”▲ 2

   You're right, I confused JS30 with his new Beginner Javascript course as far as cost goes. Either way, as much as I love Wes' twitter hot takes and Syntax.fm, I don't think either JS30 or Beginner Javascript is what OP is looking for as far as content. Wes does a lot of the HTML/CSS boilerplate…

6. RecommendsVintageMTGguyr/webdev2018in “Looking for an alternative to the YelpCamp section of Colt Steels Web Dev BC”▲ 2

   If your looking to learn authentication and deployment and working with express and mongoDB check out the Traversy Media course... https://www.udemy.com/nodejs-express-mongodb-dev-to-deployment/

7. Recommendswarchild4lr/webdev2018in “I'm looking for a node.js & REST tutorial”

   If you already know node, mongodb and express, than check out course by Brad Travesy on udemy, dont remember actual name of course but it was something like "Node.js dev to deploy". He builds there two apps, one is storybooks app where you use Oauth with full CRUD and REST

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