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I have knowledge of HTML, CSS, and Javascript, Do I need any previous knowledge of a server side language such as PHP to get started with and fully grasp Node.js?
What are some of your opinions on whether it is better to start learning node.js
since I already have experience with Javascript or should I learn a server side
language before hand?
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best Way to learn javascript is through a book or Paid course (i already have some basics knowledge about Programming) ?
There are some Udemy Courses. You can learn from them.. There is a 7/8 hours crash course of JavaScript in youtube which is made by CleverProgrammer (https://youtu.be/Qqx_wzMmFeA). And also see some basics of JS from Mosh. You can find them in youtube. And yes,You may follow a course book.But to me, it's better to learn from websites(W3School.com) and tutotrial(Youtube)
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I'm taking an introduction to IT course at WGU. According to the quiz results I got, Javascript is not a high level language while BASIC is a high level language. Not Visual Basic, not Quick Basic, classic BASIC is a higher level language than Javascript. Can anyone rationalize this? Humor would be appreciated.
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This is a very basic and maybe quite general question, but I think it is appropriate to at least ask it here. I have a React front-end and following a tutorial I have also created a node.js backend for authenticating users.
I now want to add a REST API -would I ideally integrate it in the same node server that I already wrote, or are there good reasons to separate my REST API and my Authentication into two different node.js applications?
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I cant find many resources about it on the internet. I would like too look into this more and what similarities does it have with javascript!
It's not very Javascriptlike at all. It's more like PHP + static type annotations. It compiles to the HipHop Virtual Machine, for which Facebook has a JIT PHP compiler as well.
The resources that exist publicly are all at hacklang.org.
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We're developing a site with complex views and a lot of ajax requests. Will it be better to separate the view into a standalone application powered by a JS framework?
PHP is a server-side scripting language, which means that it cannot be used on the client side.
What you can do is use PHP on the server and use a Javascript framework (like Angular) on the client.