Now that we’ve seen how JavaScript can be used on the front-end (a new and possibly scary place), let’s switch gears and go to the back-end. Node.js has more in common with Python when used on the back-end, but there are significant differences. Let’s build an application to explore how Node.js works.
In this section, we will cover the following chapters:
- Chapter 11, What Is Node.js?
- Chapter 12, Node.js vs. Python
- Chapter 13, Using Express
- Chapter 14, React with Django
- Chapter 15, Combining Node.js with the Frontend
- Chapter 16, Enter Webpack