Node.js Design Patterns: Design and Implement Production-Grade Node.js Applications Using Proven Patterns and Techniques
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- Author：Mario Casciaro
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Summary
Get the best out of Node。js by mastering a series of patterns and techniques to create modular， scalable， and efficient applications About This Book
Dive into the core patterns and components of Node。js in order to master your application's design
Learn tricks， techniques， and best practices to solve common design and coding challenges
Take a code-centric approach to using Node。js without friction
Who This Book Is For
Design and implement a series of server-side JavaScript patterns so you understand why and when to apply them in different use case scenarios
Understand the fundamental Node。js components and use them to their full potential
Untangle your modules by organizing and connecting them coherently
Reuse well-known solutions to circumvent common design and coding issues
Deal with asynchronous code with comfort and ease
Identify and prevent common problems， programming errors， and anti-patterns
In Detail
If you're a JavaScript developer interested in a deeper understanding of how to create and design Node。js applications， this is the book for you。
What You Will LearnDesign and implement a series of server-side JavaScript patterns so you understand why and when to apply them in different use case scenarios
Understand the fundamental Node。js components and use them to their full potential
Untangle your modules by organizing and connecting them coherently
Reuse well-known solutions to circumvent common design and coding issues
Deal with asynchronous code with comfort and ease
Identify and prevent common problems， programming errors， and anti-patterns
In Detail
Node。js is a massively popular software platform that lets you use JavaScript to easily create scalable server-side applications。 It allows you to create efficient code， enabling a more sustainable way of writing software made of only one language across the full stack， along with extreme levels of reusability， pragmatism， simplicity， and collaboration。 Node。js is revolutionizing the web and the way people and companies create their software。
In this book， we will take you on a journey across various ideas and components， and the challenges you would commonly encounter while designing and developing software using the Node。js platform。 You will also discover the "Node。js way" of dealing with design and coding decisions。
The book kicks off by exploring the fundamental principles and components that define the platform。 It then shows you how to master asynchronous programming and how to design elegant and reusable components using well-known patterns and techniques。 The book rounds off by teaching you the various approaches to scale， distribute， and integrate your Node。js application。
Reviews
John
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Deep dive into Node。js， JavaScript styleAn excellent book that covers many topics， including design patterns， with every example in JavaScript。 The author does a great job of explaining each subject with multiple examples refactoring each into the optimal solution。
Naing Lin
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One of the most challenging technical book for this year for me。 I didn't understand quite well about the later part of the book， especially the last chapter。 But I think it's cool book because of it's one of a kind， mostly concentrated on how to build x than how to use x in the most part with barebone implementations。 One of the most challenging technical book for this year for me。 I didn't understand quite well about the later part of the book， especially the last chapter。 But I think it's cool book because of it's one of a kind， mostly concentrated on how to build x than how to use x in the most part with barebone implementations。 。。。more
Lưu Khánh
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Very detailed and informative book。 The book goes deeply into node。js and you'll gain some insight about node。js's architectural design。 I like the way the authors presented design pattern's theory first and then provide real-life use cases implemented with native node。js features without using additional libraries。 The books also covered a lot aspects of distributed system， microservices even beyond just node。js。 One small thing i didn't like about this book is that it spent half of a chapter t Very detailed and informative book。 The book goes deeply into node。js and you'll gain some insight about node。js's architectural design。 I like the way the authors presented design pattern's theory first and then provide real-life use cases implemented with native node。js features without using additional libraries。 The books also covered a lot aspects of distributed system， microservices even beyond just node。js。 One small thing i didn't like about this book is that it spent half of a chapter to talk about react but gave you a very quick glance at docker， kubernetes or databases， which， IMHO， are much more important to a backend developer。 But this book is highly recommend， even if you are experienced node。js developer。 You'll learn a ton out of this book。 。。。more
Rachael Diaz
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Phenomenal ReadAmazing book from cover to cover。 I didn’t want it to end。 If you want a deep dive on Node。js look no further。
Sebastian Sanio
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The book explains several aspects of Js and Node。js in particular like callbacks and promises， modules， common patterns and universal js apps。The last part is focused on different types of integrations with examples with Redis， ZeroMQ and AMQP。I got a lot of useful information。
Nathanael Bennett
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It's a rare thing when a programming book punches above its weight; that is， when the book is so insightful that it teaches you beyond the core subject matter。 Node。js Design Patterns accomplishes that， comprehensively covering all areas of backend Node development， as well as a slew of useful insights into the different programming paradigms Node。Js uses: callback-style and the "FP-inspired-JS" among them。 This should be required reading not only for Node。js developers， but any JS developers wh It's a rare thing when a programming book punches above its weight; that is， when the book is so insightful that it teaches you beyond the core subject matter。 Node。js Design Patterns accomplishes that， comprehensively covering all areas of backend Node development， as well as a slew of useful insights into the different programming paradigms Node。Js uses: callback-style and the "FP-inspired-JS" among them。 This should be required reading not only for Node。js developers， but any JS developers who seek to stay ahead of the curve。 。。。more
CaptainKO
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This book shook my arrogance and ignorance。 I thought I knew It all but instead， I found myself being dumb， jaw-dropping，。。。 If you really want to get NodeJS working as NodeJS way this book is meant for you。 Instead of showing off all kinds of patterns theoretically， this book has them all in real-world examples。 One small thing I didn't like about this book is that it uses JavaScript， not TypeScript。 TypeScript helps to code in patterns more easily with new features。 This book shook my arrogance and ignorance。 I thought I knew It all but instead， I found myself being dumb， jaw-dropping，。。。 If you really want to get NodeJS working as NodeJS way this book is meant for you。 Instead of showing off all kinds of patterns theoretically， this book has them all in real-world examples。 One small thing I didn't like about this book is that it uses JavaScript， not TypeScript。 TypeScript helps to code in patterns more easily with new features。 。。。more
Eric
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Thorough。
Brian Scott
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Great Book， really enjoyed it
Valentino Gagliardi
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If you think you know Node。js， think twice。 Node。js design patterns is not only a collection of the quintessential software patterns implemented in JavaScript on Node。js， but first and foremost a fantastic walk-through of Node。js features and capabilities。 You'll learn a ton out of this book， even if you're an experienced Node。js developer。 A must have。 If you think you know Node。js， think twice。 Node。js design patterns is not only a collection of the quintessential software patterns implemented in JavaScript on Node。js， but first and foremost a fantastic walk-through of Node。js features and capabilities。 You'll learn a ton out of this book， even if you're an experienced Node。js developer。 A must have。 。。。more
Saleh Rahimzadeh
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A MUST read book for any professional node。js developers。
Erdogan Celik
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Easy to read， examples are on point to explain the topic。
Elias
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Really fantasticYou need to read the book before develop anything with NodeJS。 Really handfull with clear examples
Alpha
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A must read for any developer that works with Node。js every day！
Vinicius Souza
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A great book about the node。js ecosystem。 It covers many essential topics to a node。js developer， since asynchronous programming to streams。 It's a very good option for a overall introduction。 A great book about the node。js ecosystem。 It covers many essential topics to a node。js developer， since asynchronous programming to streams。 It's a very good option for a overall introduction。 。。。more
Rafael
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Quite nice。 Gave it a 4 because it is starting to show it's age。 Quite nice。 Gave it a 4 because it is starting to show it's age。 。。。more
Yusuf Sevinir
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it is one of the best books about node js with a good step to step explanations。What you get from this book，- how to apply design patterns in node js- how to design your backend architecture- how to use some npm packages easily。- understand the complex javascript paradigms this is a definitely suggested book if you think a career as js developer。
Chris
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This book is comprehensive and useful。 It should really have been a 4 star book。 Unfortunately it suffers from Packt’s poor copy editing and quality control。 Some of the code samples are missing entire lines or have extra， semantically impactful， white space added。 There is a bug in the throttled task concurrency code （chapter 3） which causes it to fail in non-toy examples。 I downloaded the official code from their github to see if it had been fixed， it hasn’t （as of 2019-3-22）。 The index is woe This book is comprehensive and useful。 It should really have been a 4 star book。 Unfortunately it suffers from Packt’s poor copy editing and quality control。 Some of the code samples are missing entire lines or have extra， semantically impactful， white space added。 There is a bug in the throttled task concurrency code （chapter 3） which causes it to fail in non-toy examples。 I downloaded the official code from their github to see if it had been fixed， it hasn’t （as of 2019-3-22）。 The index is woeful。 A real pity， this book could have so easily been so much better。 。。。more
Bassem
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Great book should be read by every Node。js developer。
Deane Barker
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Very low level。 Really opens your eyes as to the things you can do with Node。
Oleg Stotsky
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A must read book for every node developer。
Alexander Potashev
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Nicely structured， covers many aspects of development of distributed systems， even beyond just Node。js。
Joe Narvaez
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Excellent！
Padraig O'brien
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The best book on node out there
Emmanuel Silva
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It's really one of the best at my book shelf。 This book describes the good practices used in large projects and how to solve them using node。js to create great applications。 It's really one of the best at my book shelf。 This book describes the good practices used in large projects and how to solve them using node。js to create great applications。 。。。more
Khyati Thakur
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I was looking for a book on node。js just like this one。 The author has done a great job of starting with the basics of JavaScript and how they apply to node。js， then leading on with different patterns and how to use them ， and in the end finishing on the scalability and integration part。 I really enjoyed reading about how to scale the applications and how to integrate them seamlessly。 No other book that I have read on JavaScript ， provides this information。 For that reason alone ， I would give i I was looking for a book on node。js just like this one。 The author has done a great job of starting with the basics of JavaScript and how they apply to node。js， then leading on with different patterns and how to use them ， and in the end finishing on the scalability and integration part。 I really enjoyed reading about how to scale the applications and how to integrate them seamlessly。 No other book that I have read on JavaScript ， provides this information。 For that reason alone ， I would give it 5 stars。 。。。more
Waldemar Neto
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Very interesting book， I just felt a lack of content about singletons and structural patterns， but in other hand this book has one of the most complete explanation about stream in Node that I ever read。
Steliyan Stoyanov
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This book contains great examples。 It's not just a book about NodeJS， but you learn really practical stuff。I highly recommend it， although it may not be for complete beginners。 This book contains great examples。 It's not just a book about NodeJS， but you learn really practical stuff。I highly recommend it， although it may not be for complete beginners。 。。。more
Anton Antonov
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Solid NodeJS book that goes through all the why and hows in NodeJS。Starting from how NodeJS works， why it’s fast and popular。 How to write NodeJS-like code using callbacks and what are the styles。 What makes a callback sync or async - common misconception is to think that callbacks make anything async while neglecting the internal implementation。The book does justice in any design patterns。 It does not go into huge lengths explaining every design pattern， instead it has a great balance between e Solid NodeJS book that goes through all the why and hows in NodeJS。Starting from how NodeJS works， why it’s fast and popular。 How to write NodeJS-like code using callbacks and what are the styles。 What makes a callback sync or async - common misconception is to think that callbacks make anything async while neglecting the internal implementation。The book does justice in any design patterns。 It does not go into huge lengths explaining every design pattern， instead it has a great balance between explanation， appliance and a practical example。It's definitely in my top 3 NodeJS book。 I highly recommend to anyone that has learnt the NodeJS foundations。 。。。more
Chad
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