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Dear engineer colleagues, the Metarkhya community presents to your attention a modern \u043a\u0443\u0440\u0441 \u043f\u043e Node.js<\/a><\/noindex>, which includes an in-depth analysis of all the capabilities and aspects of the platform. The primary focus is on how to create reliable, high-load application servers and APIs without tying to a specific framework or even protocol, i.e., abstracting business logic into a separate layer. Attached to the lectures are numerous code examples demonstrating the flexible structure of applications and architectural techniques, including working with databases through a data access layer, creating interactive applications using websockets, ensuring security, graceful shutdown, inter-process communication, preventing memory leaks, scaling, and clustering through processes and threads. Currently, there are 38 lectures in the course (about 35.5 hours of video), 37 repositories with code examples<\/a><\/noindex>, and 4 PDFs with slides. Before the main part of the Node.js course, you should first master at least partially the course on asynchronous programming<\/a><\/noindex>.<\/p>\n

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