Web Development
Node.js Course for Beginners
Node.js lets JavaScript run on the server, giving one language across the whole stack. These tracks cover the event loop, asynchronous I/O and building APIs with the ecosystem's most popular runtime.
Start from zero with no prior experience. Every concept is explained before it is used, and you build working projects from the very first module.
What you will learn
- The event loop and async I/O
- Streams and buffers
- Module resolution and ESM/CJS
- HTTP servers and routing
- Package management
What you will be able to do
- Build server-side services in JavaScript
- Debug event-loop and memory issues
- Power CLI tools and APIs
Tools and technologies
Related topics
JavaScript
JavaScript is the programming language that runs in every browser and, with Node.js, on every server. These tracks take you from syntax and the DOM through to asynchronous patterns and modern tooling.
Express
Express is the minimal, widely-used Node.js web framework, and the fastest way to understand how HTTP routing and middleware actually work.
Backend Development
Backend development covers the server side: APIs, databases, authentication, caching and deployment. These tracks are built around writing real, secure services rather than toy examples.
API Development
API development is how modern software talks to itself. Understanding REST, authentication and documentation is a transferable skill that applies across every backend stack.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Node.js course for beginners right for me?
Start from zero with no prior experience. Every concept is explained before it is used, and you build working projects from the very first module. It is designed for learners who want node.js instruction for beginners on Univoma.
Do I get a certificate after the Node.js course?
Yes. Completing the Node.js course for beginners and submitting the assessed practical work earns a verifiable completion certificate that you can add to your CV and professional profiles.
Do I need prior experience for node.js?
No. Univoma has beginner, intermediate and advanced node.js tracks, so you can start from zero or skip ahead to the level that matches your experience.