NodeJS

Summary

Overview

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• Most of my interactions with NodeJS have been indirect as the JavaScriptA language that can run in the browser to make websites interactive. I write is intended for execution in a browser.
• NodeJS, however, does support JavaScriptA language that can run in the browser to make websites interactive. development, as it along with NPMThe default package manager for the JavaScript runtime environment NodeJS. and WebpackWebpack transforms and bundles JavaScript classes into modules for use in a browser. act as a web server and are set up to automatically rebuild the target JavasScript files (bundle.js and vendor.js) when any of the classes in the code base are updated.
• As a result, NodeJS is somewhat invisible but it has worked very reliably.
• I may consider using JavaScriptA language that can run in the browser to make websites interactive. in Lambda functions which could mean more hands-on experience with NodeJS in the future.