Course:
Full Stack
Web
Developmen
t
Nimra Idrees
Topic: Node.js
Introduction
Node.js is an open-source,
cross-platform JavaScript Ryan Dahl developed it in 2009,
Developers use Node.js to
runtime environment and and its latest iteration, version
create server-side web
library for running web 15.14, was released in April
applications
applications outside the client's 2021.
browser.
Perfect for data-intensive Node.js is a runtime Built on the V8 JavaScript
applications since it uses an environment that allows engine from Chrome, which
asynchronous, event-driven JavaScript to be executed on compiles JavaScript into
model. the server side. efficient machine code.
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Node.js operates on a single-threaded event-driven architecture, utilizing
an event loop to handle multiple concurrent operations without blocking.
When a client sends a request to a Node.js server, the request is added to
an event queue.
The event loop continuously checks this queue and processes each
request.
Working
If a request involves an I/O operation, Node.js offloads it to the system
kernel, which handles it asynchronously.
Once the I/O operation is complete, the kernel notifies Node.js, executing
the corresponding callback function.
This non-blocking I/O and event-driven model allows Node.js to handle
many simultaneous connections efficiently, making it ideal for building
scalable, high-performance network applications.
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Execution Time Is Very Fast And It Runs Very
Quickly.
More than 50,000 bundles available in the
Node Package Manager
Why do
NodeJs do not need to wait for an API to
we use return data
Node.js
Loading time for an audio or video is
reduced by NodeJs
NodeJs is open-source and it is nothing but
a JavaScript framework
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Architecture
Features / Design – what is the
of NodeJs
difference
Asynchronous in Nature and Event driven
Single Threaded Architecture Scalable
Quick Execution Time for Code Compatibility on the Cross Platforms
No Buffering Uses JavaScript
Fast Data Streaming
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Is Node.js a Programming Language?
• Node.js is not a programming language; it is a runtime environment allowing you to
execute JavaScript code on the server side, outside a web browser. Built on the V8
JavaScript engine from Chrome, Node.js compiles JavaScript into machine code for efficient
execution. It extends JavaScript capabilities by providing additional features and libraries
for server-side development, such as file system access, network communication, and
asynchronous I/O operations.
• While JavaScript is the programming language used with Node.js, the runtime environment
provides the tools and frameworks to build scalable and high-performance server
applications. Node.js’s non-blocking, event-driven architecture makes it ideal for real-time
applications, web servers, APIs, and more. In summary, Node.js is a robust environment
that leverages JavaScript to enable server-side programming, but it is not a programming
language.
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Node.js Architecture
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Parts of Node.js
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Modules
• Modules are like JavaScript
libraries that can be used in a
Node.js application to include a
set of functions.
• In order to include a module in a
Node.js application, use
the require() function with the
parenthesis containing the
name of the module.
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Modules
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Console
• The console is a module that
provides a method for
debugging that is similar to the
basic JavaScript console
provided by internet browsers. It
prints messages to stdout and
stderr.
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Cluster • Node.js is built-on on
the concept of single-
threaded
programming. Cluster
is a module that allows
multi-threading by
creating child
processes that share
the same server port
and run
simultaneously.
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Global
Global objects in
Node.js are available
in all modules.
These objects are
functions, modules,
strings, etc.
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Error Handling
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Error Handling
• Errors in Node.js are handled
through exceptions. For
example, let's handle the error
that would occur when we
divide a number by zero. This
error would crash the Node.js
application, so we should handle
this error to continue with the
normal execution of the
application.
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Readable: These are the types of streams
from which data can be read
Writable: These are the types of streams
to which data can be written
Streamin
g Duplex: These are both readable and
writable streams
Transform: Streams that can manipulate
the data while it is being read or written
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Domain
Internal Binding: External Binding:
Error emitter Error emitter is
executes its code explicitly added
inside the run to a domain via
method its add method
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Buffer & DNS
Buffer is a module that allows the handling
of streams that contain only binary data. An
empty buffer of length '10' can be created by
this method:
DNS module is used to connect to a DNS
server and perform name resolution by
using the following method:
DNS module is also used for performing
name resolution without a network
communication by using the following
method:
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Debugger
• Node.js includes a debugging utility that can be accessed by a
built-in debugging client.
• Node.js debugger is not feature-packed but supports the simple
inspection of code.
• The debugger can be used in the terminal by using the 'inspect'
keyword before the name of the JavaScript file.
• In order to inspect a file—myscript.js, for example—you can follow
this method:
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Real-Time APIs and
Web Servers
Applications Microservices
Applications of Single-Page
Streaming Command-
Node.js Applications
Applications Line Tools
(SPAs)
Internet of
Things (IoT)
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Node.js Use Cases
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