On Aug 4, 2014, at 1:35 AM, Martin Ransome <[email protected]> wrote:
> What should I read to master node.js?
>
I do not know of one thing that in itself will help you master NodeJS. I'd
start with a good JavaScript book ("Good Parts" is a good book, but beware the
ideological commitments -- do not feel compelled to adopt them), then learn
about Node's module system. Move on to specific concepts and modules like
Streams, the HTTP module, etc. Finally, think hard about callbacks vs Promises
vs other options, and choose a style of programming that you can live with. I
have not given links because I actually learned this stuff by poking around;
which is not necessarily what I would recommend.
--ravi
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