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Code with Node: Learn by Doing (devsprout.io)

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#4 out of total 69 Node.js Tutorials and Courses 2.2k+ views

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Ian Schoonover

794 points

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Ian Schoonover

794 points

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N. G.

14 points

11 months ago

I'm glad that we experience the bugs together - it gives us knowledge on debugging our code.

Ian Schoonover

794points

11 months ago

@n-g Glad to hear you're enjoying the course, thanks for the review!

Aminu Ibrahim Abubakar

14 points

11 months ago

The instructor responds to questions promptly and do gives valuable feedback.

Ian Schoonover

794points

11 months ago

@aminu-ibrahim-abubakar thanks Aminu!

Abdalah Farhat

14 points

11 months ago

This course what you need to learn coding with node js..and the instructor so helpful and will answer any questions very quickly..

Ian Schoonover

794points

11 months ago

@abdalah-farhat thanks for the feedback, much appreciated! :)

Min Li

12 points

11 months ago

This course is a nice upgrade of Colt's on Udemy as it covers many necessary node.js web development skills, such as ES6, controllers, async/await and so on. It will be great if more real-time stuff such as react and socket.io can be added to make the whole thing perfect. Thanks!

Ian Schoonover

794points

9 months ago

@min-li thanks for the feedback!

Dan Brox

10 points

10 months ago

Trying to make consecutive read/write operations on an SQL database using sql.connect, and getting the following error message: Global connection already exists. Call sql.close() first. Is there an example of how to close sql connections in node.js that avoids this problem?

Saurabh Hooda

58880points

10 months ago

@dan-brox tagging @ian-schoonover for his attention.

Ian Schoonover

794points

9 months ago

@dan-brox This course (Code w/ Node) doesn't cover sql. Is this a question from another course?

Dan Brox

10points

9 months ago

@ian-schoonover Nope. My bad - the question is totally out of place.

Ian Schoonover

794points

9 months ago

@dan-brox no worries at all. You might try asking on stackoverflow.com
Best of luck!