Suggestion - identify a personal project you would like to do then hit http://www.codecademy.com and "Modern Javascript"(book) for learning the basics of javascript. About mid-way through the lessons you will know enough to start looking at the code people have written for modules and projects and to identify what you need for your own personal project. Then spiral develop ie. bounce between book, codecademy, and forums to figure out how to do your project. As for node.js, forums (esp. this one and http://stackoverflow.com), documentation for node, and "Node: Up and Running"(book). Personal project is important, I think, as it keeps you motivated when (inevitably) nothing seems to be working, it's midnight, and you don't know why you're even bothering to try and learn a new language :-)
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