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JavaScript Node.js Basics (2014) Introduction to Node.js Hello World

Posted by Giorgi Kiknadze
Giorgi Kiknadze
Courses Plus Student 2,768 Points

Andrew is using Node's version 0.10.32 and currently it's 4.1.0 and Is it still actual tutorial?

Should I learn it or should I skip it? and loot tutorials on another website?

3 Answers

Andreas Remdt
Andreas Remdt
7,721 Points

Don't worry, this course is still up-to-date. Although it seems like there are many versions between 0.10.32 and 4.1.0, that's not the case. Version 4.0.0 was release a few weeks ago, before that day version 0.12.xx was current. The reason for this huge jump are developer decisions and marketing reasons.

There may be some changes in the API for sure in 4.1.0, but you will hardly find them when following this course. Once you have an advanced understanding you might come across some issues or things that changed.

Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,149 Points
Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,149 Points

I followed this last week, it still works just fine. It's worth doing.

Ximena Castillo
PLUS
Ximena Castillo
Courses Plus Student 1,921 Points
Ximena Castillo
Ximena Castillo
Courses Plus Student 1,921 Points

Hi guys I recommend for all new students to install a node manager to have different versions, it will help you to work better. Some projects only accept node 0.10.x, others 0.12.x so you should have them.