This document provides an introduction to Node.js, highlighting its event-driven, non-blocking architecture and various applications such as chat servers and analytics. It includes installation instructions, a simple web server example, and descriptions of popular Node.js frameworks like Express.js and Sails.js. The document concludes with a list of companies that utilize Node.js in their projects.

1. Introduction
To
Prepared By
Jiban
jiban@cslsoft.com

2. Plan
• What is Node.JS
• Event Driven
• Blocking Vs. No Blocking
• What can I do in node
• Install node.js
• A simple node.js example
• Create a web Server using Node.js
• Some node.js frameworks
• A demo with express.js
• Who Uses node.js

3. What is Node?
• JavaScript based software system
• Event driven
• Non- blocking
• Launched in 2009
• Founded by Ryan Dahl

4. I/O Event-loop based server
• A tale about bunnies, hamsters and
Squids…

5. A hamster visiting your site
Single threaded bunny
(a happy bunny)
Your web server

6. Impatient hamsters
Single threaded bunny
Your web server
(a busy bunny!)

7. Multi-threaded bunny
Your web server
Fetching
database (2s)
Consuming
Service (3s)
Writing to a file
(3s)

8. Event-loop based server
Hyperactive squid
Constantly check
who is idle doing
nothing or waiting

9. Node.js runs on the event loop
• The event loop keeps on running. Checking for
new events, so it can call callbacks for those
events.

10. Blocking vs. Non-Blocking
Doctor’s Surgery vs. Fast-food Outlet

11. Doctor’s Surgery
(Blocking Process)

12. Fast-food Outlet
(Non-blocking Process)

13. Non-Blocking? Blocking? I’m so confused
• By introducing callbacks. Node can move on to
other requests and whenever the callback is
called, node will process is.
• You should read non-blocking code as « put
function and params in queue and fire
callback when you reach the end of the
queue »
• Blocking= return Non-Blocking= no return.
Only callbacks

14. Well, That’s Node.js

15. What Can I Do in Node?
• Anything you want!
• Chat servers, Analytics & Crazy fast backends
• Socket.io library is a wicked way to build real
time apps
• Build a social Network! LinkedIn, Dropbox all
using Node.js

16. Using Modules
• In node.js require(‘ ’) is using a lot.
• Require is basically a way to import modules
to your application. Modules are basically
classes.
• They are a module of code that contain
functions which have been exported.
• Exported functions are basically public.

17. Install node.js
• Go to the NodeJS home page
• Click install to download the .msi installer
package
• Run it and follow the instrucitons, you now
have NPM (node package manager) and
Node.js installed
• Reset your computer to get everything
working in your command-line interface (CLI)

18. A simple node.js application
var http = require("http");
var server = http.createServer();
server.listen(8888);
function say(word) {
console.log(word);
}
function execute(someFunction, value) {
someFunction(value);
}
execute(say, "Beautiful Bangladesh");

19. Creating a web server
with
node.js
var http = require('http');
http.createServer(function (req, res) {
res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type':
'text/plain'});
res.end('Hello Worldn');
}).listen(1337, "127.0.0.1");
console.log('Server running at
http://127.0.0.1:1337/');

21. Node.js Frameworks
Node.js is one of the most popular javascript
framework that allow to build scalable network
web applications. Node.js contains a different
kind of frameworks such as MVC framework, full-
stack framework, REST API and generators, lots of
libraries as server library that making it possible
to sun a web server without use of external
software such as Apache and Lighttpd. These
frameworks makes it more user-friendly and easy
to use, also supports a large number of features
and functionality to develop huge web
applications in just follow few steps.

22. Sails.js
Sails is one of the excellent framework that
make it easy to develop custom, enterprise-
grade and modern Node.js apps, also it’s good
for building charts, dashboards and multiple
games.

23. Total.js
Total.js is another great framework for
Node.js helps to create web pages and web
applications, also supports MVC architecture.
This is the open source modern framework
for building websites using HTML, javaScript
and CSS.

24. Partial.js
Partial js, framework for Node.js, Using HTML,
CSS and JavaScript developers can build large
scale of web applications and websites.
Features and architecture are same as total.js.

25. Koa.js
This framework for Node.js is designed by
team of Express. Koa.js is next generation
tool, which aims to be a smaller, more
expressive, and more robust foundation for
web applications and APIs.

26. Locomotive.js
Locomotive supports MVC pattern, RESTful
routes also builds on Express. This is one of
the most powerful web framework for
Node.js, present great features : -
1) convention over configuration
2) Routing Helpers
3) MVC Architecture
4) connect to any Database and more.

27. Express.js
Most Popular web framework for Node.js over
the internet and among web developers. Using
robust set of features developers can
create single and multi-page, and hybrid web
applications.

28. Flatiron.js
Flatiron.js is also a modern and next
generation web framework for developers that
helps to building impressive and huge web
application with its advance features.

29. Express.io
Express.io is realtime web framework for
Node.js. And also supports MVC architecture
for create web applications.

30. Socket Stream
Socket stream is dedicated to building real
time single page applications with its fast and
modular nature.

31. Geddy.js
Geddy.js is simple, structured and original MVC
web framework for Node.js for building
advance web application.

32. Demo
Create An
Application Using
Express.js

33. Companies using node
https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Projects,-Applications,-and-Companies-Using-Node

34. Thank you
jiban@cslsoft.com