Learning in Node js
summary
2017 survey data shows who is learning Node and where it breaks: typical user is 31 with six years of dev experience and about two years using Node, 95% learn Node in English and 45% do so in a nonnative language. Documentation, Stack Overflow and MOOCs are the most used resources; China favors one‑on‑one tutoring. Main gaps are discoverability, production and security guidance, and localized translations, with requests for a ready VM/IDE, more production examples, and clearer entry‑level docs.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:21Who is Learning
- 3:21Languages
- 4:05Why Node
- 5:45Stack Overflow
- 6:48Documentation
- 8:04Community
- 10:07Internet Help
- 10:55JavaScript Schools
- 11:23Books
- 12:14Docs
- 13:02Debugging
- 13:35Mentors
- 14:01Selftaught
- 14:39Interest in learning
- 15:01Barriers to learning
- 16:46Finding resources
- 17:56JavaScript
- 18:40Learning Curve
- 20:11Learning to Contribute
- 21:25Improving Node Experience
- 24:38Recap
- 25:44Nodejs Education
- 26:41Thanks
