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Managing Files with Node.js 12

Working with files in Node.js is a powerful but rarely used skill. This course jumps straight into the APIs needed to get you up and running with reading and writing files in Node.js.

Beginner
1h 27m
(64)

Created by Nate Taylor

Last Updated Apr 20, 2022

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Managing Files with Node.js 12

Working with files in Node.js is a powerful but rarely used skill. This course jumps straight into the APIs needed to get you up and running with reading and writing files in Node.js.

Beginner
1h 27m
(64)

Created by Nate Taylor

Last Updated Apr 20, 2022

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What you'll learn

Reading and writing files are powerful features in Node.js but used less frequently. In this course, Managing Files with Node.js, you’ll learn foundational knowledge to efficiently read and write files with Node.js in practice. First, you’ll explore reading files asynchronously and synchronously. Next, you’ll discover how to effectively write files. Finally, you’ll learn how and when to use streams for file manipulation. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of file manipulation needed to read and write files using Node.js.

Managing Files with Node.js 12
Beginner
1h 27m
(64)
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Nate Taylor - Pluralsight course - Managing Files with Node.js 12
Nate Taylor
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Nate's first program was written in QBasic on an 8086 clone his dad built. Since then he's written applications in C++, .NET, and Node.js.

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