Get to grips with a new technology, understand what it is and what it can do for you, and then get to work with the most important features and tasks. A simple and easy-to-follow starter approach will help guide the readers through how to develop a real-time web application using Node.js with the help of a sample project.Instant NodeJS Starter is great for web developers who know JavaScript and are curious about Node.js and want to understand and be able to quickly start creating their first applications on it. This book is also recommended for people with experience in network programming and event-driven programming to be able to get started using this exciting technology.
This book is good start point for somebody who would like to start to develop in NodeJS
I had liked to have this book when I started to develop in NodeJS, because with less than 30 pages I had known the main API and principles of NodeJS without needing to search on Internet several hours and read different scattered sources to get all the knowledge that this book provides.
I recommend this book as a good start point to anybody that would like to start to develop in NodeJS.
Instant Node.js Starter is a very good starting point. Clear, short (only 48 pages) but giving quite enough to kick off with Node js. In this short contents there are examples illustrating the explanations. No external tools or frameworks included - just core parts explained. Good reading.
If you would like to learn NodeJs in shortest time and to find what's going behind this recent technology, I would highly recommend you to read "Instant NodeJs Starter". This is a mini-book that needs a few days to read and after completing the book, you will have enough knowledge to go ahead and write simple applications using NodeJs.
This little book helped me to realize which are the core features of nodejs, and due to its shortness, is more like a guide of "what to further research" than a fully self-contained recipe. I had some troubles following the installation in a linux system. In a Windows machine I was able to test all the code proposed.