Fundamentals | Notion

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<aside> 📒 Roadmap

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<aside> ✅ Client - Server

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<aside> ✅ Web server HTTP

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<aside> ✅ Web server Express

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<aside> ✅ Structure of directories

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<aside> ✅ Routes and Responses

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<aside> ✅ Request

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<aside> ✅ Middlewares

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<aside> ✅ Deploy

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<aside> ✅ MongoDB and MongoDBCompass

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Introduction to the fundamentals of Node.Js for working from the server side.

[**Node.js**](<https://nodejs.org/es/>) is a JavaScript runtime environment built on Google Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. It allows developers to run JavaScript code on the server side, which means you can create complete web applications using only JavaScript.

Node.js is used to develop server applications, command line tools, scripts, and any other type of application that requires the execution of JavaScript code outside of the web browser. It provides a platform for building scalable and high-speed applications using an asynchronous and non-blocking programming model that allows handling multiple concurrent requests.

Node.js has a wide variety of libraries and modules available through its npm package management system, making application development easier and more efficient. In addition, Node.js has become a popular technology in the world of web development and has been adopted by many companies to develop high-performance applications.