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Node JS Is single-threaded asynchronous non-blocking javascript runtime, but it's not always single-threaded there are occasions where nodejs uses multi-threading, so the questions we will try to answer in this video, when is nodejs single-threaded and when does it use multi-threading and how will that affect my app?

Examples 8:00

Cluster Nodejs 16:00

Example 1

HTTP server return 1

HTTP server while 1

HTTP server with file system read async

HTTP server with file system read sync

HTTP server with fetch call to server (dns)

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JavaScript is notorious for being one of the most popular, yet also one of the most despised programming languages to learn, so today we’re covering some of the intermediate and advanced JavaScript concepts! We’ll discuss convoluted topics like generators, prototypal inheritance, and the rendering engine.

Knowing intermediate JavaScript concepts like the call stack, context, scope, the prototype chain, higher order functions, async programming, and the event loop is invaluable and will help with learning frameworks. The fundamentals won't change even if the ecosystem does.

03:24 - Functional Programming vs OOP

When you execute asynchronous code in Javascript, it goes through something called an Event Loop. It describes in what order your code will run by using a call stack and a callback queue. This is important to understand so you don't run into race conditions in your codebase. In this episode, we deep dive into how it all works!

01:30 - Basics and why it matters

07:30 - The mechanics

Hello is logged, then resolve timeout is placed into a callback queue. last line is then logged. 5 seconds later, the callback queue is checked, and resolve timeout is logged.

What if you had a long list of executable code, and a setTimeout with a very short duration called in the middle?

The setTimeout function will still execute after all other code runs.

16:50 - Additional notes

22:00 - Dessert Time

Welcome back to another episode of The Rabbit Hole. Today on the show we are continuing our conversation on the books we’ve read within the last couple of months. This episode of books is a little different, because none of the books that we’ve currently read were programming books!

On today’s show we discuss whether we can call developers engineers! For a long time, the term software engineer has been thrown around but there has also been some debate about its accuracy and whether it is appropriate to use these titles so interchangeably.

In this episode of The Rabbit Hole we welcome our friend Jacob O’Donnell to help us talk about the shackles of frameworks.

This is a special throwback Thursday re-release of one of our favorite past episodes, as we lead up to our 100th episode!

On today’s show, we welcome our friend Dane O’Connor, who is here to tell us why we need to stop using the term ‘tech debt’. As a commonly used phrase in today’s developer community and in so much business, there can be a lot of sensitivity and potential issues that are connected to the term.

On the show today we are welcoming back our friend Jacob O’Donnell to talk about some different approaches to testing.