Contrasting four top Node.js frameworks Koa, Hapi, Loopback and Express to give you their main benefits and disadvantages.

Learn why Node developers almost never use core http module for web apps but rely on frameworks such as Express instead.

Learn about networking in Node with net, http, https and http2.

Learn about more efficient workflow with the main Node.js code reloaders and their differences.

Learn about the best code editors for Node.js and JavaScript: VS Code and Atom and about their differences.

Learn how to debug Node.js code.

Learn how npm determines the project root and thus where to install Node.js modules.

Learn about the package.json file and how this is the most important file for all Node.js projects, as well as open source Node and browser JavaScript modules.

Learn the main npm commands and its options.

Learn about Node.js package manager, registry and the command-line tool used for back-end and front-end JavaScript development.

Learn about the main core Node.js modules such as fs, path, http, http2, crypto and cluster.

Learn about Node.js modules with require and module.exports, module patterns and what require can import besides just JavaScript files.

Learn three ways to execute Node.js code while, I bet, most Node developers are not even aware of the two of these methods.

Learn the main differences between browser JavaScript and Node.js.

Understand what is LTS and what Node version to use such as 4, 6, 8, 10 or maybe 7, 9. as well as learn Node code names.

Non-blocking I/O, which is one of the best things of Node, is finally explained in a simple and short form to demystify why non-blocking I/O is good and how it works.

Node University Short Lectures and its creator Azat Mardan tells you about advantages of using Node.js and why its such an absolutely, positively, amazingly awesome technology.

Node University podcast is a series of short lectures which you can listen anywhere and learn topics which will increase your productivity and understanding of software development with Node.js, full stack JavaScript and React.js.