While learning and working in Node, screencasts have been very beneficial. Over time I have come across many sites offering videos. Here is a list of my current top 5 every Node developer should know about.
KnowThen
James Moore, a personal friend of mine, is the newest kid on the block with KnowThen. He created the site to challenge himself to become a better instructor while at the same time creating quality videos for the community. What I really like about KnowThen is how it brings a fresh new look at Node.js by focusing on the bleeding edge. You will find videos on topics such as io.js, JSON Web Tokens, Koajs, Marko, and Generators to name a few.
Node Tuts
After a bit of a hiatus, Node Tuts by YLD is back and planning to start adding more videos to their site. Node Tuts was born back in the early days of Node (version 0.1) because there weren’t many resources around to learn from. There are currently four series to learn from: asynchronous, TCP servers, HTTP API servers, and tools, tips, & tricks.
Tagtree
Tagtree, created by Hendrik Swanepoel, is focused on growing your full stack JavaScript skills. While not solely focused on Node.js, Tagtree brings fantastic screencasts along with some courses on topics such as Node streams, Express, promises, REST APIs, ES6, and lots more.
Learn All The Nodes
An oldie but goodie, Learn All The Nodes by Big-Oh Studios has been around since 2013. Their series are about sharing the things they learn and love. Their videos focus more on short demonstrations of useful tips, tricks, and packages.
http://www.learnallthenodes.com/
StrongLoop
StrongLoop, whose focus is to deliver expertise and software solutions to help developers be successful with their Node projects, has a great set of videos available to learn from. They currently have over 30 videos focusing on topics such as clustering, performance, debugging, web frameworks, and more.
http://strongloop.com/node-js/videos/
Have Favorites of your Own?
If you have any favorites of you own, please share them in the comments. I am always looking to find more resources for myself and to share with others.
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