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<title>Node.js and Async 2024 Training Course</title>
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<h1>🚀 Node.js and Async 2024 Training</h1>
<p>Asynchronous programming and Node.js for applied developers. Sign up today to advance your skills!</p>
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<section>
<h2>Course Structure</h2>
<p>This course covers essential topics including:</p>
<ul>
<li>🚀 Node.js: introduction to technology</li>
<li>🧑💻 HTTP server for statics files</li>
<li>🧩 Comparison of HTTP, TCP and UDP clustering on processes and threads</li>
<li>🧩 Asynchrony and event loop phases</li>
<li>⭐ Application structure: modularity systems, packages and dependencies</li>
<li>💻 Modularity systems, CommonJS, ESModules, implementation of your own modularity system</li>
<li>💻 Packages and their loading in different modular systems</li>
<li>⭐ Application architecture: layers and dependency injection</li>
<li>🧩 Why is middleware bad?</li>
<li>⭐ Layers and Low Coupling using the example of config and transport</li>
<li>⭐ Databases, model, .d.ts headers and linters</li>
<li>⭐ Cryptography: crypto, password hashing with salt, session token, UUID, random numbers</li>
<li>💻 Implementation of randomPrefetcher from the metautil library</li>
<li>💻 UUID generation</li>
<li>⭐ Using Chat GPT in JavaScript optimization for Node.js</li>
<li>⭐ Server class structure and GoF patterns in Node.js</li>
<li>⭐ Authentication subsystem</li>
<li>⭐ Role Based Access Control subsystem</li>
<li>⭐ Streams Readable, Writable, Transform, open constructor, buffering, backpressure</li>
<li>⭐ Infrastructure and tools: typings, testing, linters, CI/CD, built-in testing framework</li>
<li>⭐ Working with errors and exceptions, Graceful shutdown in Node.js, unhandled exceptions, async stack trace</li>
<li>💻 Async stack trace</li>
<li>💻 Graceful shutdown</li>
<li>💻 Correct error handling</li>
<li>⭐ Working with files and file streams, monitoring the file system</li>
<li>✨ Buffers and file streams</li>
<li>⭐ GRASP and SOLID principles in JavaScript with adaptation for Node.js</li>
<li>💻 Inversoion of Control and Dedendency Injection</li>
<li>⭐ Security issues: DoS, XSS, Path traversal, CSRF, SQL injection</li>
<li>✨ Node.js application security</li>
<li>⭐ C/C++ Addons, Node-API (n-api)</li>
<li>⭐ WebAssembly: Rust, WAT, C++, AssemblyScript</li>
<li>⭐ Tracking asynchronous contexts: AsyncLocalStorage, AsyncResource</li>
<li>⭐ API design and contract verification in runtime</li>
<li>✨ Contract programming</li>
<li>⭐ Subsystems as separate microservices</li>
<li>⭐ Performance hooks, resource telemetry and optimization</li>
<li>✨ I/O bound, CPU bound, memory bound, profiling</li>
<li>⭐ Serverless and cloud FaaS solutions based on Node.js</li>
<li>⭐ Near real-time applications, Websocket, interactivity and collaborative applications</li>
<li>📢 Interactivity and collaborative applications</li>
<li>⭐ Distributed systems, high-load systems, load balancing, clustering and scaling, IP sticky</li>
<li>✨ HTTP server on Node.js (routing, cluster, IP sticky)</li>
<li>⭐ HTTP Proxy implementation</li>
<li>⭐ Build Node.js applications into single executable</li>
<li>⭐ Automatic restart of processes with --watch</li>
<li>⭐ Review of Web API ported to Node.js: Web Crypro, Web Streams, Intl</li>
<li>⭐ Built-in Permissions system to restrict access to the file system, network, and other APIs</li>
<li>💯 Asynchrony contracts based on callback</li>
<li>💯 Minimum required understanding of runtime: event loop, I/O, timers</li>
<li>💯 Event-based contracts: EventTarget, EventEmitter</li>
<li>💯 Stream abstraction: Readable, Writable, Transform</li>
<li>✨ Pattern open constructor (Revealing Constructor), buffering, backpressure</li>
<li>⭐ Thenabe Contract</li>
<li>💯 Promise Contract</li>
<li>⭐ Promise: then/catch/finally and class methods all, allSettled, race, any</li>
<li>💯 Contract of asynchronous functions async/await</li>
<li>⭐ Asynchronous functions</li>
<li>💯 Signals: signal, computed, effect</li>
<li>💯 Handling errors, identifying them and solving problems with stack traces</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Asynchronous queue AsyncQueue</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Asynchronous pool AsyncPool</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Asynchronous Collection Collector</li>
<li>🧩 Asynchronous collections (collecting values until ready)</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Chain of responsibility pattern</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Contract converters asyncify, callbackify, code joining in different styles</li>
<li>⭐ Asynchronous adapters (in preparation)</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Preventing data and control race conditions in asynchronous code</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Canceling asynchronous operations: AbortController, AbortSignal</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Async Generator and Async Iterator</li>
<li>⚙️ Abstractions ported from parallel programming: Semaphore, Mutex, Locks</li>
<li>🧩 System abstractions: threads, processes</li>
<li>🧩 Inter-process and inter-thread communication, MessageChannel, BroadcastChannel</li>
<li>🧩 Coroutines coroutines</li>
<li>🧑🎓 Asynchronous generators and asynchronous iterators</li>
<li>🧑🚀 Composition of functions on callbacks compose callbacks</li>
<li>🧑🚀 Composition of asynchronous functions async compose</li>
<li>🧑🚀 Asynchrony with RxJS event streams</li>
<li>🧑🚀 Actor model</li>
<li>🧑🚀 Functional asynchronous programming, Future contract</li>
<li>⚠️ Asynchrony on synchronous generators function*/yield</li>
<li>⚙️ Tracking asynchronous contexts</li>
<li>⭐ AsyncLocalStorage, AsyncResource</li>
<li>🧩 Multithreading in Node.js</li>
<li>🧩 Web Locks API in Node.js and browser</li>
</ul>
</section>
<section>
<h2>About the Author</h2>
<p>Timur Shemsedinov - 28 years in IT, expert in node.js & javascript, private clouds, software engineering, cybernetics, distributed systems, architecture, databases</p>
</section>
<section>
<h2>Links</h2>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/HowProgrammingWorks/Index/blob/master/Courses/Async-2024.md">👉 Async 2024</a></li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/HowProgrammingWorks/Index/blob/master/Courses/NodeJS-2024.md">👉 NodeJS 2024</a></li>
</ul>
</section>
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<p>For more information, please visit our <a href="https://github.com/metatech-university" style="color: #8ab4f8;">GitHub page</a> or contact us directly.</p>
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