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These really have nothing to with Node. Point #2 isn't really all that great. You should be learning the core Node APIs if you are going to use Node. Having a f
by rubiquity 13y ago
These really have nothing to with Node. Point #2 isn't really all that great. You should be learning the core Node APIs if you are going to use Node. Having a fundamental understanding of Streams and EventEmitter will no doubt be useful several times.
- rm2kdev 13y agoAbsolutely of course these things matter, but i think the point of the article was to outline what was 'necessary' to begin writing usable decent applications with a proper workflow. For me urgency in getting up to speed in actually writing a functioning application was of a higher necessity than learning about core node and as part of the learning experience it bummed me out going back to writing hello world examples not getting any 'results' made me want to give it up faster. also a side note, usually as with most platforms, experience in the higher level results in experimentation lower levels.
- imdsm 13y agoAlso #3 and #5 are general points too. Especially #5.