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On the server-side, you will have to deal with files by reading them, writing to them, or collecting information about them. That makes the fs (File System) module an important module to master and know your way around it.

NodeJs is a beast on its own, not considering the Javascript side of things. From patterns, best practices, and strategies to work on the Backend, I consider that there are 10 things you should really focus on before you jump into any programming and server-side concepts.

As something so important in Node, it should be a high priority thing to learn about and you cannot talk about streams without mentioning buffer, ArrayBuffer, pipe, back pressure, etc. It is also important to master all the stream types, writable, readable, transform, and duplex.

ArrayBuffer is part of Javascript and in NodeJs, streams are everywhere. Pretty much NodeJs is “built on streams”. Funny enough, streams are one of the most misunderstood things and often regarded as hard to grasp by people coming into NodeJs.

You will need to know how to read files and directories, perform CRUD operations, and collect details about them like permission, name, and size. When interacting with the File System you will automatically interact with streams and events as well, which further highlights the need to learn those concepts in depth.

It is also important to know when something is part of the environment or the language. For example, it is common to find devs that think that “setTimeout” is part of Javascript, but it is just part of the environment (Window or NodeJs Global).

Soon enough, when you finally change the tape that is playing in your head, you get unstuck from that story. Why is this so important? Because whatever your story says, know that it’s influencing your expectations. It’s creating your perception about the world; your assumptions about what life is. Your belief about who you are, your feelings, your moods, your thoughts — You.

Yes, NodeJs is not Javascript and Javascript is the number 1 thing to learn before you get into NodeJs and I shared a list of 10 things you need to focus on when learning Javascript in a different article.

NodeJs is a runtime environment for Javascript, an environment to run Javascript and not a programming language. NodeJs is to Javascript on the Server as Browser is to Javascript on the Client.

The purpose of these exercises is to shift from looking from your thoughts to looking at your thoughts. Use the one or the ones that suit you better. There is no end to this practice, so don’t think you have to accomplish something with it — it’s a process, and it will take time. As always, practice is key.

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When you start working with streams, you can’t help to notice that you listen to stream events and this is because it uses event emitters(event module) to send the various types of events like “error”, “end” and “data”.

Pretty much everything in Node emits Events and you should learn to incorporate events in your application by creating your own events and utilize the event emitter. NodeJs is built around an idiomatic asynchronous event-driven architecture where emitters run the show.

Streams allow for time and memory-efficient data transferring which is definitely something you want to take advantage of taking into consideration the single-threaded server-side nature of NodeJS.